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| Message | Mathematician 3247 Thursday June 13th 4 Races Discussed 0 Account Bet 0 Highlighted Bet No Official Bet Betting The Message Sodden conditions today With Soft and Heavy ground Uttoxeter has been abandoned Haydock has been abandoned Following several non runners Left now with just 4 previews Having bailed out of 2 others Newbury 2.00 Newbury 2.30 Newbury 3.00 Nottingham 3.45 I think we have to abandon plans To have a bet on either account There are significant disruptions The first two previews The opening 2 races at Newbury Could easily provide winners After non runners and price changes I've had to combine them together Newbury 2.00 BAADIRR 9/4 Newbury 2.30 QAMKA 11/8 Each Way Double Really didn't want to do that After yesterdays each way double One of the best contenders For a possible bet on the account Nottingham 3.45 GLOBAL MELODY 9/2 Each Way Non runners have spoilt this Now we only have 7 runners So there are only 2 places Despite that Still making this my best bet Today's Best Bet Nottingham 3.45 GLOBAL MELODY 4/1 Each Way 1/4 the odds a place Only 2 Places It is all a bit too chaotic today Anyone's guess what may happen With more non runners later on Think we just need to bail out Put it down as a very random day Personally I am having 2 bets An each way single in the 2pm Rather than the each way double I am also betting Global Melody Because he has a fitness edge Monday's Review Went for safety first yesterday Maybe too negative a strategy Each Way double went down The last refuge of the coward The knife twisted in a bit more As a winner and 4th hurts more Didn't offer too much yesterday From the four races discussed We got two right and two wrong But came out losing from them PROFILES & PREVIEWS Newbury 2.00 3/1 Gold Souk, 4/1 Baadirr, 5/1 King's View 5/1 Mottrib, 10/1 Rocket Dancer, 14/1 Swinley Forest 16/1 Bealach, 20/1 Glorious Return 100/1 Made Guy. 6f Maiden GOLD SOUK is drawn 10 of 10 6f Newbury Maidens Under 13 runners The last 22 years since 1997 Unraced 2 year olds Drawn 10 or higher Have a miserable 1-98 record On that draw stat GOLD SOUK has his work cut out The problem today Non runners could make the difference If the field is smaller his chance increased What interests me about this 1-98 statistic BAADIRR fails it on his debut here last time He was drawn 10 on his debut here last time I like the symmetry of that BAADIRR inconvenienced last time GOLD SOUK has the same problem today BAADIRR each way at 11/4 Could be the sensible bet here If you run some sire stats Unraced 2 year olds Running over 6f or more On Soft and Heavy ground Dark Angel's runners are 0-54 KINGS VIEW 6/1 is the 55th to try That Breeding stat puts me off him If you look at the sire Camacho His runners are 0-12 doing this GLORIOUS RETURN tries to be the 1st SWINLEY FOREST is sired by Ivawood Who hasn't had a winner fto on soft over 6f + There are unknown dangers MOTTRIB on his debut could be the one But I would take the view With a decent run behind him From a bad draw on his debut BAADIRR with expected improvement Should be difficult to beat here And should be expected to at least place Selection Option 1 BAADIRR 5/2 Each Way Not available in the offices But should be available on Betfair Option 2 Newbury 2.00 BAADIRR 9/4 Newbury 2.30 QAMKA 11/8 Each Way Double I prefer Option 1 But as not everyone can get on I will go with Option 2 instead Newbury 2.30 11/8 Qamka, 5/2 To The Moon, 10/1 Beauty Of Deira 10/1 Narak, 14/1 Wild Cat, 16/1 Forbidden Dance 16/1 Kingslady, 20/1 Galileo Jade, 25/1 Pearl Jam 50/1 Eventura, Fillies Maiden over 8f The market is hinting This could be a match QAMKA - Roger Varian TO THE MOON - John Gosden May not be as simple as that But little market support for the rest TO THE MOON has that extra run But beaten at odds on on his 3yo debut Watching the video's of both horses QAMKA looked a decent sized filly TO THE MOON looks a bit undersized Made me wonder if she had trained on That is only an assumption But given their size and their debuts QAMKA looked the safer choice of the pair Selection OAMKA 11/8 Win Bet or Each Way Double Newbury 3.00 4/5 Terebellum, 3/1 Antonia De Vega 4/1 Star Terms, 12/1 Lastochka, 16/1 Mannaal 40/1 Patchouli. The Abingdon Stakes Listed race for 3yo fillies over 10f TEREBELLUM is a shade of odds on Impressive winning her only race Pretty smart Racing Post Rating Understandable that she is favourite If you look at this race Past winners since 2003 Had 2-9 career starts Ran within 6 weeks Ran over 9f or more last time Came from a Non Handicap No horse has won this race Having raced just once before Since 2002 when Succinct won TEREBELLUM has this problem She could easily overcome this Given her quality and a small field But based on the past renewals STAR TERMS looks a better fit She has had 9 career starts That could be a decent advantage When you consider how soft it is The race she comes from a Newbury Produced last years winner of this Another reason I like her chance One of her main market rivals ANTONIA DE VEGA has 248 days off June and July Listed and Group races Run for 3 year old fillies Any distance 83 of these races 83 winners all ran within 59 days Horses absent over 59 days Return a 0-86 record since 2004 None have won with long absences ANTONIA DE VEGA fails this 0-86 record STAR TERMS Looks a far safer bet Than a horse with a long absence This leads to two possible strategies Option 1 STAR TERMS 4/1 Each Way 1/4 the odds 2 places Option 2 £5 Win STAR TERMS 4/1 £5 Win TEREBELLUM 10/11 Happy with either option If we side with Option 2 STAR TERMS becomes 6/4 Money back if the odds on fav wins And the only horses that can beat us Are a long absent horse failing a 0-86 stat And a couple of outsiders One potential flaw What if STAR TERMS doesn't stay Said to have a "sprinters physique" What if she didn't stay 10f last time out LASTOCHKA was not far behind her She was staying on and it was her 3yo debut Maybe she might progress past her This leads me to option 3 Which is quite an ugly staked bet But allows us two savers And the chance of a decent winner Final Selection £4 Win Bet LASTOCHKA 11/1 £4 Win Bet TEREBELLUM 4/5 £2 Win Bet STAR TERMS 4/1 Nottingham 3.45 7/2 Gunnison, 5/1 Cupid's Arrow, 11/2 Global Melody 6/1 Our Charlie Brown, 6/1 Stallone, 7/1 Bayards Cove 20/1 Cardaw Lily. 6f Handicap Horses rated 66 One of the interesting things We have 3 horses aged 6 here Taking on older horses GUNNISON STALLONE TIZWOTITIZ 122 Similar races show Horses aged 3 Won 15 of 122 races They do slightly underperform in them None of the 15 won on soft ground On this ground on this track I would not trust a 3yo in this GUNNISON only has 3 runs anyway Class 6 Handicaps Run at any time of year Over 6 furlongs Horses aged 3 Under 4 career starts Taking on older horses Return a modest 5-114 record Whne the ground was softer than good All 44 that tried were beaten GUNNISON is the 45th to try STALLONE may be a better option He has been backed to win this race I would see him as a dangerous threat But on bad ground not that convinced April May June 6f Handicaps in Class 6 Run on ground softer than good Horses aged 3 Running this season Under 7 career starts Have a 0-39 record in these months STALLONE has this profile FLORA TRISTAN is a 4yo filly She's raced just once this season BAYARDS COVE has the same problem Filly aged 4 with just 1 run since Aug 2018 CARDAW LILY another 4yo filly She is absent far too long OUR CHARLIE BROWN is a 5yo Not yet hit form in 3 races this year His Numbers have dropped recently His 6f form is far more uncertain DUBAI EXPRESS is a mare She is up in trip with low numbers Sold cheaply has done nothing in a while CUPIDS ARROW has a chance GLOBAL MELODY is a 4yo He had a good run just 2 days ago Horses aged 4 Running within 4 days Have an excellent 6-15 record Ran well on soft just 2 days ago That was in a better race than this Win lose or draw That 2 day absence seals it for me Selection GLOBAL MELODY 9/2 Each Way Only 2 Places 1/4 the odds a place FUTURE BETTING ANGLES Royal Ascot 65mm of rain landed on Ascot The ground is said to be softer Far too early to assume anything It could easily dry out quite a lot But if there is a soft ground Ascot The following statistic is interesting Royal Ascot Good to Soft or worse Horses aged 5 or more Absent more than 42 days Have a 1-76 record The only winner Commissioned 2016 Who won the 2m 5f Queen Alexander No others aged 5 or more Have won absent more than 6 weeks Many will fail this stat next week If the ground is officially softer One of these Blue Point 3/1 in the Kings Stand Currently 3/1 behing Battash 9/4 Blue Point is a 5yo absent 80 days He will fail this angle if it is softer So will the 5th favourite Imprimis The flaw in this particular statistic Relies on accurate going descriptions We know these are often unreliable Would not fully commit to this angle But would use it as an issue raiser Hard for older types to defy absences If the ground is softer at this meeting Ascot Tuesday 18th June Queen Anne Stakes Mustashry 4/1 Le Brivido 4/1 Barney Roy 8/1 Laurens 8/1 Accidental Agent 10/1 Lord Glitters 12/1 Hazapour 14/1 Olmedo 16/1 I Can Fly 25/1 Matterhorn 33/1 One Master 33/1 Romanised 33/1 Imaging 33/1 Mythical Magic 40/1 Stormy Atlantic 40/1 Dream Castle 50/1 Magical 50/1 Sharja Bridge 66/1 Beat The Bank 66/1 Group 1 Older horses Run over a Mile 18 horses left in the race Number of Career runs 27 Stormy Atlantic 21 Lord Glitters 18 Mustashry 17 Accidental Agent 16 I Can Fly 16 Beat The Bank 15 Dream Castle 15 Magical 12 Laurens 12 Sharja Bridge 12 Matterhorn 11 One Master 11 Romanised 10 Mythical Magic 9 Barney Roy 9 Olmedo 8 Hazapour 7 Le Brivido There may be a small draw bias Horses drawn 6-11 perform best Past winners Had the following career starts 13 11 11 14 8 7 6 6 13 13 17 14 9 11 10 5 9 9 Horses with over 17 runs Have a 0-42 record since 1997 MUSTASHRY fails this He has now had 18 career starts Won the Lockinge and second favourite But his exposure and age is a concern MUSTASHRY is a 6 year old The last winner aged 6 or older Was a long way back in 1976 All 44 since 1997 were beaten Several came 2nd or 3rd to be fair But the record is pretty dismal MUSTASHRY aged 6 with 18 runs Should not be my selection Yes he won the Lockinge Stakes But there is such a draw bias there He benefited and fancied others didn't He is also better on faster ground If the ground is slow it hurts him STORMY ATLANTIC is exposed LORD GLITTERS is an exposed 6yo We know now have won since 1976 BEAT THE BANK is unlikely to race MAGICAL another doubtful runner ONE MASTER is an older mare With 1 run this year not safe enough ACCIDENTAL AGENT won this last year Older and more exposed this season He has had only 1 prep run this year Last year he had 2 and faster ground When he won this race last year It was his sires first pattern race winner With a horse running over a mile or more None from his sire have won at 8f on softer In a Class 2 race or higher so far So if it is soft he may not appreciate that It would worry me a horse so exposed Has raced just once since he was a 3yo HAZARPOUR is a 4yo with 8 runs Not proven in this class over a mile The question is will a mile be enough Can he win a Group 1 over a mile LAURENS is a 4yo filly Royal Ascot Group 1 races since 2007 Fillies aged 4 Have a 1-39 record Only Estimate did it in the Gold Cup Overall they have not scored well If the ground was soft The Mile trip would be testing enough But what bothers me more as a filly Most of her rivals have 2 + recent runs LAURENS only has the 1 run this season Thats probably going to be enough To put me off selecting him to win I CAN FLY is another 4yo filly Shes pretty exposed with 16 runs Has no Group 1 winning form Hard to see her being the selection OLMEDO has no form outside France Has won a French 2000 Guineas But a mile here is a different proposition Poor breeding stats over 8f in Group races BARNEY ROY is a 5yo Won the St James Palace in 2017 Did not race in 2018 he went to stud But is now back in 2019 with 2 warm up races One concern is the sire Excelebration The only Group winner he has over 8f Was Barney Roy in the said St James Palace The ground turning soft would be a worry On good faster ground not ruled out LE BRIVIDO has 7 runs I would see that as acceptable Despite being the least experienced Obvious question mark Given this is Aidan O'Briens Number 1 Can he beat out of the first 3 Not sure, I would want a good draw He had a horrible draw in the Lockinge His career best Racing Post Rating Came over 8f on soft in France Might relax some worried about stamina He's certainly a more likely winner Than Mustashry on his age and profile That would be magnified on softer ground Which would count against Barney Roy Would also count against Laurens as well LE BRIVIDO is shortlistable right now Need to know the draw and ground But this has the smell of a race That could offer an each way bet LE BRIVIDO could be that bet There is some media negativity here Which is partially based on his numbers Several admittedly are rated higher But they have not factored in 2 things He should have the most improvement He is also trained by the best Provisional Selection LE BRIVIDO 4/1 Each Way *************************************************** *************************************************** |
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| Submission Date | Jun 13, 2019 |