Fairview Monday 26/5/14

shrek Wrote:

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> Tim Wrote:
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> > Race 9 - Geolina brings fair Vaal sand form for
> > her PE poly debut and importantly she is
> running
> > off her(much lower) turf rating.
> >
> > There was another ex Vaal sand performer
> recently
> > who was similarly placed and did nothing first
> > time on the poly, but I still think Geolina
> could
> > be particularly well in here.
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> I also fancied the horse you are refering to that
> day but the name escapes me too.
>
> Also really fancy Geolina, 23 points less than her
> last sand run and her last turf run was decent.
> (tu)


The other horse was Planet Queen.

Geolina also had an excuse in her last sand run when cramped.

Facinating Filly and Pax Africana to fight the line out(tu)

Climb into Glitz And Glamour..... 16/1 a gift..... but beware my form has been poor.

Morning from a very busy PE, we have 6 runners today.

Race 2 Sylvan Dancer having his first run for us. Needs much further but want him to get out the gates and enjoy his run.

Race 4 Picador was unlucky last run as saddle went forward. Don't leave him out.

Race 5 Red Squared well, nice each way.

Race 6 Chill Factor drawn badly but if he gets a bit of luck is a runner.

Race 7 Rosey Peg also bad draw, each way.

Race 8 Pacific Line for Oscar is a big runner if she gets away on terms

True Lonhro had a good debut and I'm surprised she hasn't won a race yet.

I'm not sure what her ideal c & d will be but she had course experience and Fourie.

CCNDRACING Wrote:

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> Guys a few new jocks to the surface today if I'm
> not mistaken it is Grant Behr's first trip to the
> Polly. If I recall correctly Alec Forbes came down
> and it took a few rides for him to get used to it,
> in turn costing me money because I believed
> regardless he was on the correct horse. The GREAT
> Gavin Lerena even took one or two rides and then
> rode a winner from barrier 18 () What I am
> basically getting at is race one Pax Africana
> appears the right one however jocks first ride on
> the surface. I will rather be playing around with
> the 4, 7 and 10
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> Race 2 contains for me one of the best/value bets
> on the card. I truly believe ready for spring #7
> is going to break the maiden tag today. All the
> other more fancied runners are drawn wide and I
> believe over 1300 the draw can be of some great
> significance. RFS is drawn in pole and gets
> Richard Fourie in the saddle which is a great
> plus. Biggest danger in my opinion is Grey Beret.
> The wide draw is of no significance because he
> will be doing his best work late. I believe his
> come back sprint was slightly unexpected in that
> he nearly won, he has his second run after the
> rest but I still believe he needs much further.
> This horse could graduate into the company of PE's
> top stayers.
>
> Some quick bets no explanation needed:
> R1#4 forest nymph place
> R2#7 ready for spring place
> R3 #3 Plumtree place
> R5#6 Bright approval place
> R7#8 River Tyne e/w (potentially improvement from
> the #14 Maeve)
> R8#7 Miss Imperial place
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> That's what I will be playing around with today
> chaps. All the best.

exellent Analysis on the jockey (tu)

my only bet for the day is in the last race, GEOLINA , hope its wait the while(tu)

what happened to enchantin smile. did she run?

What did i tell you guys X(

Can't really say I was agent Greef'd but still feels a little like I was <

Pissed in , didn't it , and how many times will the 2nd run like that

jawad Wrote:

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> CCNDRACING Wrote:
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> > Guys a few new jocks to the surface today if
> I'm
> > not mistaken it is Grant Behr's first trip to
> the
> > Polly. If I recall correctly Alec Forbes came
> down
> > and it took a few rides for him to get used to
> it,
> > in turn costing me money because I believed
> > regardless he was on the correct horse. The
> GREAT
> > Gavin Lerena even took one or two rides and
> then
> > rode a winner from barrier 18 () What I am
> > basically getting at is race one Pax Africana
> > appears the right one however jocks first ride
> on
> > the surface. I will rather be playing around
> with
> > the 4, 7 and 10
> >
> > Race 2 contains for me one of the best/value
> bets
> > on the card. I truly believe ready for spring
> #7
> > is going to break the maiden tag today. All the
> > other more fancied runners are drawn wide and I
> > believe over 1300 the draw can be of some great
> > significance. RFS is drawn in pole and gets
> > Richard Fourie in the saddle which is a great
> > plus. Biggest danger in my opinion is Grey
> Beret.
> > The wide draw is of no significance because he
> > will be doing his best work late. I believe his
> > come back sprint was slightly unexpected in
> that
> > he nearly won, he has his second run after the
> > rest but I still believe he needs much further.
> > This horse could graduate into the company of
> PE's
> > top stayers.
> >
> > Some quick bets no explanation needed:
> > R1#4 forest nymph place
> > R2#7 ready for spring place
> > R3 #3 Plumtree place
> > R5#6 Bright approval place
> > R7#8 River Tyne e/w (potentially improvement
> from
> > the #14 Maeve)
> > R8#7 Miss Imperial place
> >
> > That's what I will be playing around with today
> > chaps. All the best.
>
> exellent Analysis on the jockey (tu)

Thanks man, il take it as luck just sharing knowledge from past mistakes ()