UK / IRE Thursday

Top class fixtures today


The 3 July festival starts today, the Feature is the Arquana where Mahsoob is taking a big step up in class after recently winning three very nice handicaps . He meets some top sorts and is up against it ,but if the extra trip brings out the expected improvement he will go very close to winning.. should be 2/1 +

Johnny Barnes was hampered last time out when trying to challenge 9/1 not a bad ew bet ( 6:30 newmarket )

Dissolution couldn't get a run last time, previously ran second 1-1/2 lengths behind Time Test who has since won a group 3, the horse that ran second, Peacock has run 2 lengths behind Golden Horn.... :woohoo: ... Dissolution at 5-1 my eway punt for today.

Thoroughbred stallion Mullionmileanhour is standing at stud in the South of England for the 2015 season.

In his first season he had a 95% fertility rate covering a number of mares, some with Black Type.

2014 saw his first 2yos hit the track with Pancake Day providing his first winner.

2015 has seen Mullionmileanhour 2yos and 3yos win in great style - winners include Pancake Day, Priory, Roll on Rory and Mullionheir who won three in a row.

As a breeding prospect, Mullionmileanhour brings size, scope, looks and a great attitude.

He was a winner at 2 with Group class form and was placed 3 times from only 5 starts. He came 2nd to Equiano, winner of 2 Gr1s, beaten only by the shortest of heads in the Listed Abernant Stakes, Newmarket. He was 3rd in the Listed Windsor Castle Stakes as a 2 year old.

Trainer John Best said "Mullionmileanhour was probably one of the fastest racehorses I ever trained. I believe that had he not sustained an injury he would have been a better horse than Kingsgate Native, and I'm sure would have made his mark at the top level."

Bob Brogan wrote: Johnny Barnes was hampered last time out when trying to challenge 9/1 not a bad ew bet ( 6:30 newmarket )

At least someone reads your posts Bob, non runner now.... :silly:

Newtons Law in the last at Newmarket, trainer thought it was decent but it bled, came back nicely last time and if over it`s problems can go in again

Bob Brogan wrote: Newtons Law in the last at Newmarket, trainer thought it was decent but it bled, came back nicely last time and if over it`s problems can go in again

Scratched after rearing

At Epsom Rosie Jessops is a good judge of pace from the front and can try to Slip them on Trulee Scrumptious

Bob Brogan wrote:

Bob Brogan wrote: Newtons Law in the last at Newmarket, trainer thought it was decent but it bled, came back nicely last time and if over it`s problems can go in again

Scratched after rearing

Ryan Moore was taken to hospital as a precaution, was complaining about neck pain

It looks like the bet to take is the pa in SA, payed very welll yesterday...

Ballymore Castle eway for me today.

Newsletter should go well at York, 10-1 some value imo...