KENILWORTH, 29/08

Surely most are making money from both cards today?

bayern wrote: Surely most are making money from both cards today?

So far so good... but I spend 10% on SA racing and 90% on UK racing.

I liked the 16/1 on Sunday Falls --- dangers in Siberian Husky, Mr Mcguire . Sorry Siberian Husky Scratched,

Bernie home and hosed

I felt there was way too much unexposed in that race to have a 6 time struggling maiden at odds on

Looking at the form indicator of market money and stakes won, Rocket Countdown should have too much in the next for Peter Wailer and Two Brothers,

There is no clear advantage in terms of speed here with Al Wahed and Cortada pretty evenly matched, wind river could improve to match them as well, Cardinal Call will be right on their heels. Failing to find any advantage on the speed front, need to turn to the Money Indicator and out pops Pen-Chan. Rested 112 days, Gelded - obviously well thought of being pushed into 125K stakes race right out of the maidens. 100% in the money efforts at this distance, ton of support on the boards.

So Pen-Chan it seems to be - but, obviously overrated by the connections to have pushed into that stakes race so early, and on exposed form has a huge job to do here to turn over Al Wahed and Cortada. Let's see if the confidence is warranted. Al Wahed and Cortada to fight it out if our selection flops. firewalker gives no clues --- so ??

On looks going to post, Al Wahed

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Horse Racing
Kenilworth
RACE 7
26-Aug-2017 16:45
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Type: Banke

Fourie outrode the young appie.......fourie gave the stick a lot more than the appie did. :evil:

ElvisisKing wrote: Fourie outrode the young appie.......fourie gave the stick a lot more than the appie did. :evil:

Noticed that

Always figured it was too much of a task for Pen-Chan. Must admit a bit of a blip in due diligence not having taken the time to examine the 2nd top weighted horses gauteng form -- too much work translating the different tracks without formgrids - but, considering that the majority of winners will come from the top five weighted horses --- should have done better there.

One common thread I have noticed throughout my punting life is that, the horse that gives you nothing to work on, or has some anomaly -such as coming from another track, is always dangerous.