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Royal Ascot: Race of the Day – The Ascot Gold Cup (Thursday 4.20)
Run over a stamina-sapping 20-furlongs, plenty of good horses have
tried and failed to see out the trip. Meanwhile, Aidan O’Brien had
dominated the last decade of the Ascot Gold Cup, winning 6 of them with 3 different horses and 5 different
jockeys, whilst Ryan Moore and Frankie Dettori are the only winning
jockeys in that time who have a mount today.
The last 3 winners have all been 4-year-olds, but 5 and 6-year-olds have a similar overall record.
Here’s our analysis and tip for the big race.
Yet to race beyond 15-furlongs, and was behind Brown Panther in
Meydan earlier this year – suggesting he’s not quite up to winning this.
A staying on 5th in last year’s Doncaster Cup means he should get the trip, but would prefer softer ground.
May have started life in a National Hunt flat race, but has looked all over a group 1 performer in three flat
runs since. Sure to stay but is another who connections would have
preferred softer ground for.
Never got involved when 8th in last year’s renewal, and a similar story probably awaits.
A mountain to climb on official ratings.
Guaranteed to get the trip but connections usually only run him on
soft ground. He’s an 8-year-old now so they may risk him in what is
surely the twilight of his career.
Been behind a few of today’s rivals on his last two runs and the trip will need to improve him.
Improved on his last two starts when stepped up to 14-furlongs, and
looks sure to appreciate this extra distance. Trained by the very inform
combination of O’Brien and Moore.
Beat Vent De Force and Forever now when taking the Sagaro over
2-miles here earlier this year. The Cumani stable was red-hot then
though, but has lots of untapped potential.
Connections step him up a full mile in trip – a complete unknown at the distance.
Could never get to Vent De Force when runner-up at Sandown, but the
way he rattled home in the Chester Cup suggests he’ll relish the trip.
Stable form a bit of a worry.
Trainer Hughie Morrison does well with his stayers and this one
hacked-up at Sandown last time when granted an easy lead. Morrison’s two
runner so far this week have both been placed.
Fourth in last year’s St Leger, but that effort didn’t suggest he really wanted this extreme trip.
There’s a chance Forgotten Rules in a freak and will win, but I’d
much sooner take him on with Kingfisher who looks to be crying out for a
proper trip and is trained by Aidan O’Brien and ridden by Ryan Moore.
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Greyhound Betting Tips : The 2015 William Hill Greyhound Derby Semi Finals
Greyhound punters have plenty to get stuck into this weekend with
Romford and Sunderland live on Friday evening and Wimbledon live on
Saturday featuring the Derby Plate heats and the Champion Hurdle Heats,
it is however the 2015 William Hill Greyhound Derby Semi-Finals that
take centre stage with the races at 8.33 and 8.51 live on Racing Post Greyhound TV.
On Friday evening we have Romford Greyhound Tips with an all open race card. The Romford Friday Night 500 Maiden Stayers Final at 9.24 is the feature race and with litter mates Teejays
Porsche (T1) and Teejays Panther (T2) lining up against each other it
should be a cracker. The key to this race is simply the break, whichever
‘Teejays’ manages to lead into the first bend will be very hard to
beat, they both performed very well on six bend debut last Friday and
with improvement likely they could be a pair to follow over the next
couple of months over the shorter six bend trips. Don’t rule out
Coolavanny Ester from T6, the wide seed would have a chance on the bunny
and if the littler mates hold each other up at the first bend that
could hand the advantage to Ester in the striped jacket.
The PGT Free Friday tip runs a little later in the 10.26 from T3,
Clondoty Alex is the selection. The Mark Wallis trained son of Razldazl
Jayfkay is blessed with electric early pace and if he puts that to good
use and leads this field he will be very hard to beat. The key to the
race as ever over the 400 meter trip at Romford will be the break, we
need ‘Alex’ to smash out and kick for home down the back straight.
The first semi-final at 8.33 is a cracker, Farloe Blitz is the likely
leader from T2 but with Rio Quattro (T1) and Eden The Kid (T3) in the
race and both likely to turn handy it will be interesting to see whether
the three quick runs inside seven days will have taken there toll and
this race will prove to be the acid test for the Irish early paced
runner from the McKenna kennel.
The second semi-final at 8.51 looks wide open with Paradise Maverik
(T1), Lenson Sanchez (T4) Tynwald Bish (T5) and Viking Jack (T6) all
capable of putting in a huge run and this race looks likely to be
decided on the break and run into the first bend. The selection based on
a plot draw will is Paradise Maverik, the Irish raider from the Pat
Buckley kennel was very impressive in his quarter final on Tuesday
evening and will take all the beating on Saturday from the inside draw
in a race full of middle and wide seeds.
Notable runners in the Champion Hurdle on Saturday night include
Razldazlnewstalk (T1, 9.08), Cornamaddy Jumbo (T6, 9.24) and Jetstream
Reason from T1 in the final heat at 9.40.
As ever on a Sunday evening Henlow will be live on RPGTV from 6.15pm.
The first live race will be the 6.30pm with the final race on the card
at 9.15pm. Join the RPGTV panel for the latest prices and information on
sky channel 212 and don’t forget to check out the latest selections
from Premier Greyhound Tips.
PGT FREE FRIDAY TIP – CLONDOTY ALEX (T3)
10.26 ROMFORD
Saturday – Wimbledon live on Racing Post Greyhound TV
Sunday – Henlow Greyhound Tips, qlive on Racing Post Greyhound TV
Ascot Daily Horse Racing Tips – Prince of Wales Stakes (Wednesday 4.20)
The 10-furlong Prince of Wales Stakes is open to horses 4-years-old
and older, and a select field of 9 runners are set to do battle after
the withdrawal of California Chrome.
The last 10 renewals have been won by five 4-year-olds, four
5-year-olds and one 6-year-old, whilst the only jockey riding today who
has won it in the last decade is Frankie Dettori.
Here’s our race of the day analysis and tip.
The only course and distance winner represents the powerful
combination of Michael Stoute and Ryan Moore, but that win came off a
mark of just 97. He’s now rated 111, which is 15lb lower than the Grey
Gatsby, but could improve further back on quick ground.
Foreign raider who is somewhat of an unknown quantity, though none of
the Southern Hemisphere horses ran up to expectation on Tuesday.
A massive fancy for last year’s Arc de Triomphe, but has not run
since disappointing there, and his pedigree suggests he’d like the
ground softer.
After just four runs he’s rated 120, and could still have any amount
of improvement in him. Was third in last year’s Champion Stakes, a form
line which makes about the equal of The Grey Gatsby on a line through Al
Kazeem, though he may be capable of better. Will have to be truly
top-notch to take this on his seasonal debut though.
French raider whose second placed finish behind Solow last time
suggests he’s definitely not without a chance, though that was only a 4
runner affair, and he’s not proven on ground this fast.
Another Southern Hemisphere raider dipping his toe in the lucrative Royal Ascot pond, but may wish he’d stayed in warmer waters.
10 furlongs seemed to be the making of him last year, but it will be
interesting to see whether Jamie Spencer can get the same tune out of
Kevin Ryan’s horse as Ryan Moore tends to. Slightly disappointing last
time, but is top-rated and has an obvious chance.
Frankie Dettori takes the mount on John Gosden’s 4-year-old. Won both
his starts this season, both at Sandown where he’s now unbeaten in
three starts, but could finish only 4th in last year’s Champion Stakes
on soft ground that should have suited.
The Grey Gatsby and Free Eagle will surely be on the premises come
the finish, but I can’t help thinking that Ryan Moore is riding Cannock
Chase because he believes that this was always the target for Michael
Stoute’s 4-year-old. He’s the only course winner and should relish the
fast surface – so he looks the value bet at 8/1 (William Hill, Coral)
1/4 odds 1-2-3.
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