One horse,Sottsass had won the Arc having been beaten in his previous run in the last ten years. The 5 to watch are Sosie Alriffa Bluestocking Mqse de Sevigne Fantastic Moon Ground is guaranteed Soft-good to soft in places.
@@racesnow_ King George VI and QE II stakes was the best speed race with 2 AOB pacemakers and the winner being a gelding aint running.A strong pace to run at would suit Bluestocking,Mqse de Sevigne and Alriffa.Slower pace will suit Fantastic moon and Sosie.Alriffa new jockey is a problem.The class act at 20/1 here is the unbeaten Mqse de Sevigne who likes soft and has a great kick on soft.She has beaten mud lovers over shorter.Sister to Meandre so she should stay. Bluestocking win Mqse de Sevigne e/w Fantastic moon e/w 3yo filly and mudlover Aventure e/w
Won well enough in the Neil didnt he Martyn. I'm just concerned with that race live - IE none of them whipped. First three coming off a break. And the form of that race. They've been beating each other and not fully tested yet. Looks a poor year overall doesnt it. Thanks for watching.
@@davidmackay7597 thanks for watching David. LDV could well be top class. But I thought that Niel run was pretty underwhelming even when considering it was a “trial” after a break. I mean, Ace Impact was a similar price a year ago today, similar profile as derby winner etc. but that trial has deflated enthusiasm somewhat. Good luck.
French bred, fair enough. But he's exclusively raced on good to firm in Japan and good in Ireland. Maybe he'll like it. But not tried it as yet. Thanks for watching.
first of all the Niel was turned to bed by Ronan, second Look the Vega was not fit, he will never ever gone from the front again , he won the derby so easy there is for sure much more in the tank, if they get him to 100% he will be one-two in a very weak arc this time. There is no superstar in it this year! The only concern for me can be the ground, as he needs softish ground for sure! And be careful, some shares were sold to Al Shaqab Racing, Owner of Enable! They know what it needs to win such a race for sure!
Thanks for watching Christian. No superstar this year as you say. That Neil just felt unsatisfactory to me. None of the first three whipped at all. All 3 of them off a break of 2 months or more. Think I had heard about Al Shaqab investment. Although they owned Treve, note Enable. Good luck.
I was there last year....it was good ground for sure bud!
@@thebookiesfoe6576 won’t be that quick this year will it! Thanks for watching.
One horse,Sottsass had won the Arc having been beaten in his previous run in the last ten years.
The 5 to watch are
Sosie
Alriffa
Bluestocking
Mqse de Sevigne
Fantastic Moon
Ground is guaranteed Soft-good to soft in places.
@@GarrettReynolds-nt4df yep fair points there GR. All but Sosie double figure prices aren’t they. Who are you picking? Thanks for watching.
@@racesnow_ King George VI and QE II stakes was the best speed race with 2 AOB pacemakers and the winner being a gelding aint running.A strong pace to run at would suit Bluestocking,Mqse de Sevigne and Alriffa.Slower pace will suit Fantastic moon and Sosie.Alriffa new jockey is a problem.The class act at 20/1 here is the unbeaten Mqse de Sevigne who likes soft and has a great kick on soft.She has beaten mud lovers over shorter.Sister to Meandre so she should stay.
Bluestocking win
Mqse de Sevigne e/w
Fantastic moon e/w
3yo filly and mudlover Aventure e/w
Here by order of the Porky Blinders . I'll check it all out you were a good guest on the channel other day
@@sammorris6285 thanks Sam. Love the Porky’s Corner.
Sossie for me , course and distance winner x3
Top trainer
Won well enough in the Neil didnt he Martyn. I'm just concerned with that race live - IE none of them whipped. First three coming off a break. And the form of that race. They've been beating each other and not fully tested yet. Looks a poor year overall doesnt it. Thanks for watching.
Release the Sossies.
@@RichardBates-wd3if good luck RB. Thanks for watching.
Look de vega is the bet as loads of improvement to come and I believe he is top class.
@@davidmackay7597 thanks for watching David. LDV could well be top class. But I thought that Niel run was pretty underwhelming even when considering it was a “trial” after a break. I mean, Ace Impact was a similar price a year ago today, similar profile as derby winner etc. but that trial has deflated enthusiasm somewhat. Good luck.
120,000 is a lot of money but when you charge 350,000 for the service of Frankel they can easily afford it
Why do you think the French bred, Japanese horse wants really fast ground?
@johnsonkevin1 Full brother to Sottsass isn't he ?
French bred, fair enough. But he's exclusively raced on good to firm in Japan and good in Ireland. Maybe he'll like it. But not tried it as yet. Thanks for watching.
Did 1 of you guys tip Ancient Wisdom ? Non runner
I flirted with it but didnt officially no. Hump put up Sparkling Plenty who unfortunately doesnt go.
Jan Bruegel beat Sunway further than LA did 😊
first of all the Niel was turned to bed by Ronan, second Look the Vega was not fit, he will never ever gone from the front again , he won the derby so easy there is for sure much more in the tank,
if they get him to 100% he will be one-two in a very weak arc this time. There is no superstar in it this year! The only concern for me can be the ground, as he needs softish ground for sure! And be careful, some shares were sold to Al Shaqab Racing, Owner of Enable! They know what it needs to win such a race for sure!
Loopy looks the winner, fast enough to win over 10f in a grp 1 and getting 3yo wt allowance. Bit like scotsass.
Thanks for watching Christian. No superstar this year as you say. That Neil just felt unsatisfactory to me. None of the first three whipped at all. All 3 of them off a break of 2 months or more. Think I had heard about Al Shaqab investment. Although they owned Treve, note Enable. Good luck.