Three day Newmarket meeting-Cambridgeshire Handicap

For sure Hibby loved the way she galloped on strongly at the death, one to follow.

Ghanaati is running at Newmarket today and I will stick with Tryst for the Cambridgeshire.

good punting!

Its magic listening to Derek Thompson "Tommo" and Shaheen discussing the PA selections, and must say the tips have been great this week.

add your PA selections, or better still take them on the ABC link.

this was Tommo's selections:

9
1-14-3
10-7-1
4-8-5-20
1-6-8
15-8-10
4-9-10

Straight Line

9
20
6
24
13
8
3

9
1-14
7
24
3-6-10
8-9-11
9

Nice start for the punters at Newmarket

Supaseus makes all for Block in Cambridgeshire


Totesport.com Cambridgeshire (Heritage Handicap)1m1f

TARTAN GIGHA failed by the narrowest margin to deny Supaseus an all-the-way victory for trainer Hughie Morrison and Travis Block.



Injured on the plane to Dubai earlier in the year, when flipping over and cracking his coccyx, Morrison never thought he would get the six-year-old back to his best, but Supaseus proved him wrong in no uncertain terms.



Sent off at 16-1, Supaseus broke smartly from stall 26 and was quickly several lengths clear of those up with the pace, including Kay Gee Be, under Ebor hero Gary Carroll, and Shavansky.

With the whole field racing on the far side, challengers came out of the pack from all angles, but only Tartan Gigha came close as Supaseus answered Block's every call to win by a nose.

Inches after the winning post, Tartan Gigha was ahead.

"Having ridden him a few times at home I thought he didn't feel like he was quick enough to win a Cambridgeshire," said Block. "Shows what I know.

"He's a credit to Mr Morrison, who has done an amazing job getting him back from injury after Dubai, and I'm just so thankful for the ride today."


Morrison added: "After Pastoral Player did not go into the stalls at Redcar I was not a happy man, but this makes up for that disappointment. Travis gave him a peach.

"He got an easy lead in front. He is a tough horse to pass and really deserved a big win."

Reflecting on those nerve-wracking moments in the air on the way to Dubai, Morrison said: "We almost lost him when we took him to Dubai. It took a long time to get him back but he's right back to his best now."

Popular seven-year-old Nanton flew down the centre of the track to snatch third from Applause and trainer Jim Goldie suggested a return to the track for the Cesarewitch is unlikely.

"If it's fast ground we mightbe tempted," said Goldie, "but we'll probably save him for Dubai. We'll have to have a debate."

The win was a dramatic improvement from Supaseus's previous performance two years ago when he finished 28th from a mark 2lbs lower

Guys, visit the UK websites and take UK PA's.....It Paid R907.00 today with 5 tote fav's home. Great value, if you drop the free tabsheet selections and a little of the good man Tommo it pays well. Loved it today . Bet ofthe future !

Good man Shaheen and thanks for the mention today.