Smart Call/ Whisky Baron Entries

He looks magnificent :woohoo:

WB didn't seem to enjoy the undulating course. Moved up menacingly at one stage.

durbs wrote: Chicken now I know why Spencer is so despised in the UK.So over confident on Pleasant Surprise.Thought he had the race won half way but couldn't get past Josephine Gordan.

she was on the better horse and he tried his best but could not get past her. A very good ride by Gordan.

Bob Brogan wrote: It’s form in SA is far superior to this field, it’s the trip and the break that’s against him

Add 400m and a couple of runs and this field would be toyed with

chalk and cheese, how can you compare form in SA to form in the UK? So many variances come onto play. Its like comparing Glasgow birds to Cape Town birds, no comparison.

Why send Cheyne to ride in the UK. Cannot ride properly at Fairview!!

Betty F at Newmarket, Frankel filly, won debut fought it right to the line. 20/1 worth a bet in the next

Whisky Baron is injured and the Sun Met winner will miss his planned Hong Kong preliminary in the Godolphin Stud And Stable Staff Awards Challenge Stakes at Newmarket.

OCTOBER 13, 2017
The setback is a bitter blow to owners Craig and Ross Kieswetter as well as to Brett Crawford and Greg Cheyne who had both flown to England for the 1400m Group 2 race.

Barry Donnelly, Crawford’s assistant, said: “Whisky Baron cantered on Monday and was to gallop the following day but he hurt his hind fetlock and Brett had to pull him out of the race. The vets were at the stables to see him this morning. I’m not sure how serious an injury it is, or what is the long-term prognosis, but obviously it is a bit of a downer.”

Whisky Baron finished sixth in the Shadwell Joel Stakes (Group 2) in his UK debut last month. – Gold Circle.

Shame. How many horses that left our country actually had a long, successful career abroad?

Lionel wrote: Shame. How many horses that left our country actually had a long, successful career abroad?

About 2%

Very hard with the restrictions

Bob Brogan wrote:

Lionel wrote: Shame. How many horses that left our country actually had a long, successful career abroad?

About 2%

Very hard with the restrictions

I guessed it would be in that region. i would rather keep the horse in the country and allow it the opportunity to be a legend (pocket Power/Legal Eagle/Jet Master etc).

Whisky Baron entered for a big UK handicap www.africanbettingclan.com/latest-news/i...cambridgeshire-entry