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Good Friday Ascot 10th April

West Australian Racing
bradybrady    1,463 posts
edited April 2020 West Australian Racing
Race 1 River Beau
Should be hard to beat

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  • ChrisChris    5,734 posts
    How good? WA with 2 programs and the rest of the country just another COVID day.

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  • H-BOMBERH-BOMBER    10,567 posts
    4 meetings if you include the dogs and trots
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  • ThunderstruckThunderstruck    7,696 posts
    @Chris In the words of the late great Jarrod Lyle you far ken beauty!

    Brady, I agree on River Beau will sit off a likely decent speed set by At War and Platinum Bullet and hopefully nail them late.

    R2. Liked the run of Outlaw King last start just wonder if he is already wanting a mile, however if Donger can possie him up a bit closer he can still beat these on ability.The equal fav Rhythm Star was well beaten at her 1400m run finishing some 6L off Miss Margaux I think she may come up short here.
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  • TrainTrain    186 posts
    Sounds like punters state wide will be cheering for River Beau in the first, myself included. Liked a few others later in the day as well.

    R1- RIVER BEAU split smart pair Cliffs Of Comfort and Tommy Blue last start and either of those two would be very short in this. From the draw sits just in behind the speed and should be suited saved up for one run on the six day turn around.

    R8- VITAL BLAST comes out of stronger races than this and has put in good runs all prep. Drawn to do no work close to the speed and if he can roll through his gears under the 60kg should break through for a deserved Ascot victory.

    R9- WAR SECRETS is yet another horse that has been transformed by the team at Cambana Lodge. Was flying at Kalgoorlie last prep and no reason he can’t bring that form to town on a Wednesday. Sits just of a solid speed and looks good value in an open race.
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  • FlandersFlanders    1,409 posts
    Track @ 4 metres Friday, then @ 6 metres Saturday. Might be worth keeping in mind when trying to determine a pattern for Saturday.
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  • ThunderstruckThunderstruck    7,696 posts
    I'll be sticking with Ice Trade r9.Should be enough speed that Parnham can get cover then go whooshka in the straight.
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  • hashhash    7,495 posts
    Train said:

    Sounds like punters state wide will be cheering for River Beau in the first, myself included. Liked a few others later in the day as well.

    R1- RIVER BEAU split smart pair Cliffs Of Comfort and Tommy Blue last start and either of those two would be very short in this. From the draw sits just in behind the speed and should be suited saved up for one run on the six day turn around.

    R8- VITAL BLAST comes out of stronger races than this and has put in good runs all prep. Drawn to do no work close to the speed and if he can roll through his gears under the 60kg should break through for a deserved Ascot victory.

    R9- WAR SECRETS is yet another horse that has been transformed by the team at Cambana Lodge. Was flying at Kalgoorlie last prep and no reason he can’t bring that form to town on a Wednesday. Sits just of a solid speed and looks good value in an open race.

    Cambana Lodge? must be close to the stable or i'm tipping you know the younger Fernie well to be refering to them as that........ 
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  • thefalconthefalcon    20,485 posts
    been CL for yonks, hash.
    taking my cousins up to see the Fernies before winter closes in...their mothers side of the family, not mine.
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  • spinkingspinking    4,001 posts
    Not what you would call essential travel Falc . You may get turned around at the lakes

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  • ThunderstruckThunderstruck    7,696 posts
    And get fined a boatload of cash.
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  • thefalconthefalcon    20,485 posts
    well aware of the restrictions and applaud them.
    maybe have to wait until early spring...
    heard on the radio pubs and cafes in WA & SA could be opened in the foreseeable future..thank pharque i'm going apeshit..
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  • hashhash    7,495 posts
    thefalcon said:

    been CL for yonks, hash.
    taking my cousins up to see the Fernies before winter closes in...their mothers side of the family, not mine.
    missing my point
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  • pikerpiker    404 posts
    To me, Platinum Bullet looks above the others in the first.

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  • SKIDSSKIDS    1,006 posts
    Yeah, I'm with you Piker, the 6 wins. I'll be throwing the 4 in the mix also, like the way it responded when popped the question last start.
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  • Ridersonthestorm33Ridersonthestorm33    10,942 posts
    Has the knack of placing them well and a Friday event at Ascot might be the right go - Race 5 eachway, more the place on Jim Taylor trained # 2.Point Taken.

    Roughie in race 8 - more in hope, last run ordinary on face value but did have a bit go wrong, it's only a fluker's hope, but gone small eachway tote on Friar Away.
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  • GoddGodd    203 posts
    Outlaw king a special
    Beanie each way
    Vital blast each way
    Ice trade / masquerade

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  • savethegamesavethegame    3,216 posts
    Thought sky would have taken advantage of the situation spacing start times of kalg, and ascot races instead of 10 mins apart. 

    Kalg races 59 starters, 17 from fernie yard,need casper wineberg too work, who's going forward. from there normal pattern, also trying to anticipate which of  the parnhams horses, have improved, from not having to travel,or the goldfields sunshine has done the trick.
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  • ChrisChris    5,734 posts
    Platinum a big drifter in the heart starter but Simon Miller bullish on radio
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  • ThunderstruckThunderstruck    7,696 posts
    I don't recall seeing it at 1.85 must have been the flucs say so..anyway imo 1.85 was WAY unders.I thought it may race on speed so if it and At War cut at each other their both vulnerable late(is a better chance if they take a sit)Interesting little race..

    Isnt SM always bullish?

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  • TheDivaTheDiva    13,248 posts
    Name your lay of the day... 
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  • ThunderstruckThunderstruck    7,696 posts
    Well, I like Outlaw King and I see Gingerbread Flyer is being well supported so I'll nominate it.

    Quintaro later the next best.
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  • TheDivaTheDiva    13,248 posts
    quintaro a lay for me... unders with Pike aboard... hasnt won for two years. 

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  • sonnysonny    1,552 posts
    Kalg.. r1 n2 Mister Krumpets

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  • ThunderstruckThunderstruck    7,696 posts
    edited April 2020
    Beauy did enough, that's a good start!

    Big run your roughie! @Skids

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  • bradybrady    1,463 posts
    Got the Chocs
    River Beau
    You beauty
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  • ThunderstruckThunderstruck    7,696 posts
    Every chance Outlaw King did nought! :-q blew like a gale too 7.50+ on betfair.

    Fav way too good I got some on at 3.20 there as my lay bets are usually a good winning chance :\">
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  • Ridersonthestorm33Ridersonthestorm33    10,942 posts
    Steve Parnham runner up on Forgotten War at the Gatting/Dandy Andy like odds of 125/1...use to follow former hoops John Claite and Mark Forder on some rough ones but S. Parnham is in another league!
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  • H-BOMBERH-BOMBER    10,567 posts
    Gee Sky Five something beat there. What was happening on the corner?
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  • H-BOMBERH-BOMBER    10,567 posts
    TheDiva said:

    quintaro a lay for me... unders with Pike aboard... hasnt won for two years. 




    This did not age well. The stablemate should have beaten it
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  • TheDivaTheDiva    13,248 posts
    wow... check the run/ride of sky five there... 
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