UK racing

Newcastle 24-11-2025

Rc1: #11 Himself
Rc2: #1 See Paris
Rc3: #3 Brave Traveller
Rc4: #8 Havin A Flyer
Rc5: #2 Runninman - Best Bet
Rc6: #5 Shamacid
Rc7: #3 Angel Of Rain
Rc8: #1 Triggerman
Rc9: #6 Joseph

Saturday at Newcastle 

The New Lion vs Constitution Hill a must watch 

I will try the HILL maybe last time ? 

Wolverhampton  25-11-2025

Rc1: #3 Eden Storm
Rc2: #4 Tribal Wisdom
Rc3: #3 So Darn Hot
Rc4: #10 Crown The Future
Rc5: #4 Moira Express
Rc6: #10 Under Curfew - each way
Rc7: #10 Victors Dream - each way
Rc8: #2 Night Storm - best bet
Rc9: #5 Lightning Touch

Chelmsford 26-11-2025

Rc1: #1 Chief Red Wing
Rc2: #4 Luminare
Rc3: #4 Gaiety Musical
Rc4: #1 Windsor Pass
Rc5: #5 Tam Lin
Rc6: #1 Alvesta
Rc7: #5 Tyger Bay
Rc8: #3 Time Loop
Rc9: #8 Alfie D   

Newcastle 27-11-2025

Rc1: #4 Jez Bomb
Rc2: #2 Leonetto
Rc3: #7 Mythical Bay
Rc4: #9 Fantastic Fox
Rc5: #2 Pockley
Rc6: #5 Yaaser
Rc7: #2 Secret Guest
Rc8: #12 Unknown Journey

Chelmsford 27-11-2025

Rc2: #9 Snow Light
Rc3: #1 Lapidarist
Rc4: #4 Saratoga Gold
Rc5: #3 Rogue Identity
Rc6: #13 Master Zack
Rc7: #5 Tycoon
Rc8: #2 Kewmill
Rc9: #6 King Of Charm

Unassuming @ 9/2
Papa don’t Preach @c13/2
Heavenly  Heather @ 9/2
 singles 
doubles
treble
patent 

Diamond Ali up in trip will suit nice draw running at Chelmsford 15/2 atm 

Newbury
R3  FRENCH SHIP can run well in this.
Hobbs has had a couple of quiet seasons but the stable has started winning in quick time this year and finished at Newbury yesterday with game winner in the last.

Newcastle
R5 ANZADAM .Lightly raced improver from Willie Mulins stable ,Betting very close between top 3.
It wouldn't be if Con.Hill was his old self.
On recent form you would hold off.
Personally I think he may have soured of the game.Who knows?

Turffontein
Not many Galileo's still running around,For interest sake will have a bit of my pension on R8  THE EQUATOR.
Happy and successful punting!

8.40 Sunday morning Can Calandagan bridge a 20-year gap to the last European winner of the Japan Cup?
Yes  
 

Good racing from Fairyhouse today 

Dave Scott wrote:

8.40 Sunday morning Can Calandagan bridge a 20-year gap to the last European winner of the Japan Cup?
Yes  
Calandagan 

became the first overseas winner of the Japan Cup in 20 years after fending off local favourite Masquerade Ball in a thrilling finish.The four-year-old surged home in the straight to strike in a photo-finish, making it four consecutive top-level wins in a row after success in the Grand Prix Saint-Cloud, King George and Champion Stakes.