Notebooks at the ready

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Thought it may be a idea to start this thread with Horses to look out for.

Loads of racing today but tonight at Leicester Godolphin introduced a 2yo filly that absolutely dotted up .

Called Majeda she is a proper horse.

To follow wherever she goes next.

Regards

Stewart

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Looked good Stuart well and truely dotted up

One for royal ascot joyuese for lady Cecil in the Albany

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Gary Moore has bought a horse called Arcayo. A truly superb pedigree but is only 15.3 tall.
Watch him until he gets handicapped and then expect the handbrake get taken off.

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Jun 15, 2013 18:51:38 GMT pandas said:

Gary Moore has bought a horse called Arcayo. A truly superb pedigree but is only 15.3 tall.
Watch him until he gets handicapped and then expect the handbrake get taken off.

I like Gary Moore as a trainer. Works hard and is pretty shrewd.

Will add this to my list

Regards

Stewart

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In the 2yo race at Windsor tonight Hiking trained by Roger Charlton absolutely dotted up.

Charlton does not have 2yo first time out winners so this could be very very good. how they let it start 12/1 only they will know.

One for the notebook for definite and could be making waves before the years end
Regards
Stewart

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Jun 24, 2013 17:47:38 GMT @statto21 said:

In the 2yo race at Windsor tonight Hiking trained by Roger Charlton absolutely dotted up.

Charlton does not have 2yo first time out winners so this could be very very good. how they let it start 12/1 only they will know.

One for the notebook for definite and could be making waves before the years end
Regards
Stewart

I like Roger Charlton always one to keep a keen eye on. www.rogercharlton .com


Taken from his website

Hiking (USA) won her maiden in taking style last night at Windsor. Having been slowly away she made good progress up the stand rail to win by six lengths. It is always a great relief to have the first two year old winner of the year! Hiking continues the good form of her sire First Defence who was responsible for his first Group 1 winner at the weekend in America. Quest For More (IRE) had to be withdrawn as he was kicked by one of his neighbours while standing quietly in the stalls, luckily no serious damage done. Derwent (USA) looked a bit too laid back and might need some help from some head gear and a step up in trip.

Amber Isle (USA) a full sister to Dundonnell is our only runner today and goes down the road to Newbury 7.25 pm. She is a very attractive filly who I hope will run well.

Another great thread idea Stewart cheers

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I was at Sandown a week ago when Sadiq ran in a maiden..cruised up 2f out but IMO wasn,t given a great ride..talking of rides the next day I was at Salisbury when G.Baker gave Asian Trader a shocker..entered Leicester Thursday or Newmarket Friday.
Going back a few weeks Goldream should have won at York..Cowbell a top sprint trainer who will aim for either a big handicap or group race..I expect this horse to be group 1/2 by the end of the season

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I shall endeavour to keep a check on entries for these horses. I will put them up on the thread when they are engaged. I do hope I don,t miss any.

I think the forum horse fans should do our own horses to follow for next year . I think marten Julian is not as good as he was . perhaps I am a bit harsh.

Regards
Stewart from a lovely day in Blackpool

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Thought Albasharah trained by Saeed bin Suroor for Godolphin was an unlucky loser last Friday at Royal Ascot in a 10 furlong handicap. She was in an impossible position yet ended up being beaten only a couple of lengths. Jockey Silvestre De Sousa was doing his best with the handbrake coming home but she still finished in eye catching style under hands and heels.

One problem with this type of unlucky loser though is that they tend to be underpriced and overbacked on their next run.

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Asian trader goes in 9.10 Newmarket on Friday night.

Regards

Stewart