Sticking with the 2yo's:
2.35 Sandown.
89 CRYING LIGHTENING
83 EMMA'S GIFT
83 FORK HANDLES
83 KHOR SHEED
74 CLINICAL
72 AL MADINA
71 WHITE MOONSTONE
68 MUSHARAKAAT
55 ELKMAIT
Conclusion:
Despite the RP's comments about Ascot form being let down, with the top two finishing behind Memory - They suggest that these will be vulnerable as they have been exposed since? Whilst I have already commented that Memory needs to prove she is good as people think she is on visual evidence when running in a true run race, so I agree the form will be suspect? - however, I will stick with the top rated.
Why? Well she got an improved rating over this distance at Newmarket next time out. Got going a bit late that day but saw the trip out well.
Emma's Gift may not have been so lucky next time out, as that too was a slow run race. Stepping up a furlong here may help, but again there may not be a strong pace unless one of the outsiders goes on just for the glory of being in front until the 2f marker?
Fork Handles and Khor Sheed are both entitled to improve
Musharakaat ran on the AW, so has a different surface to race on as well as a big rise in class.
The rest have it all to do, and as there is no mention of a 'group horse in the making ..'(sic), I assume that Yarmouth winner, Elkmait, is simply a class 5 maiden trying her luck?
It will be no surprise if the ratings do not work out given the possible tactical nature of the race, but if they do go a half decent pace Emma's Gift could be a decent ew?
Have a good day, Gerry
p.s. knowing my luck at present Elkmait will romp it at 100/1!
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