Scottsville Sunday

bayern wrote:

Adams wrote:

bayern wrote: Okay, who found Music World?

Pace was not on , favourite was clearly over-rated- Flying Silver was pulled out of the race , a fair result since under those conditions who could have found it -

I wouldn't write the favourite off just yet, the horse pulling the hardest was the favourite, we'll let time be the judge. My humble opinion, the scratching Diamante was a clever move by Dixon, one which did not pay off though, because had she stayed in the race, there would have been a much more "solid" pace to the race. The move almost paid off, unfortunately Queen's Plain expended a lot of energy fighting the jockey, and the weight told on Fantasy Lady.

mydada wrote: We fortunate to have one of the most knowledgeable horseman here in Kzn
Mr Bruce Le Roux kudos to him

MasterOfMyFate wrote: Race 7 - Fiorella 5/2

I think she has a good winning chance tomorrow. There's a few classy fillies among this bunch but I think Fiorella is well-weighted here related to them. Tsessebe out makes it easier but she too had a very big weight. Fiorella was kept to 6 furlong in her first two starts and she now should thrive at the 7. Arcola was an oaks winner so Fiorella should be better the further she goes. I'm also hoping KDM had the choice between her and Miziara being the stable jock. If so, then this should mean he believes Fiorella is the better of the two, even with the weight against her.

Also will have a little bet on Isingamoya 7/1 in race 8. Another top race, the Howells fillies could easily win but there was a lot to like about Isingamoya's last win. Vision to Kill also worth a bet at her odds of 6/1

Adams wrote:

bayern wrote:

Adams wrote:

bayern wrote: Okay, who found Music World?

Pace was not on , favourite was clearly over-rated- Flying Silver was pulled out of the race , a fair result since under those conditions who could have found it -

I wouldn't write the favourite off just yet, the horse pulling the hardest was the favourite, we'll let time be the judge. My humble opinion, the scratching Diamante was a clever move by Dixon, one which did not pay off though, because had she stayed in the race, there would have been a much more "solid" pace to the race. The move almost paid off, unfortunately Queen's Plain expended a lot of energy fighting the jockey, and the weight told on Fantasy Lady.

You are spot on.......Queen's Plain impressed me, since I didn't think it would be anywhere in the race , fighting like that too, and exactly - had the pace been on I think she would have done better -- so definitely one to watch --- however with a strong pace, In The Grove could have proven a lot tougher in the race. But we see form unfolding daily, and it adds in the missing pieces to the puzzle

bayern wrote:

Adams wrote:

bayern wrote:

Adams wrote:

bayern wrote: Okay, who found Music World?

Pace was not on , favourite was clearly over-rated- Flying Silver was pulled out of the race , a fair result since under those conditions who could have found it -

I wouldn't write the favourite off just yet, the horse pulling the hardest was the favourite, we'll let time be the judge. My humble opinion, the scratching Diamante was a clever move by Dixon, one which did not pay off though, because had she stayed in the race, there would have been a much more "solid" pace to the race. The move almost paid off, unfortunately Queen's Plain expended a lot of energy fighting the jockey, and the weight told on Fantasy Lady.

You are spot on.......Queen's Plain impressed me, since I didn't think it would be anywhere in the race , fighting like that too, and exactly - had the pace been on I think she would have done better -- so definitely one to watch --- however with a strong pace, In The Grove could have proven a lot tougher in the race. But we see form unfolding daily, and it adds in the missing pieces to the puzzle

Adam, did you mean over-racing and not what you typed, then you not "writing off" the favourite, and i apologise.

Muhtiman wrote:

mydada wrote: We fortunate to have one of the most knowledgeable horseman here in Kzn
Mr Bruce Le Roux kudos to him

.....yet a large amount of breeders and owners are still not supporting the sires he stands.....Just As Well is very well suited to the over kill of Mr P mares found in KZN...... :whistle:

Adams wrote: The trainer is probably the most important cog in the wheel Good trainers know their horses----Jockeys, are also very important.

Trainers Like M.de Kock, and some others defy mathematical form analysis --- but Just as you compile track profiles, you need to profile trainers.

Following jockeys or trainers though is likely a quick route to the poor house.