Monthly Archives: August 2020

Rubytwo is looking very well in advance of today's comeback run. Obviously we have to worry about the favourite as Olly Murphy's horses are going so well but he can't win with all of them! Rubytwo gets 11lb (plus Danny's 3lb) from Ginistrelli and has much more experience. She should enjoy these mini-fences and we…

Reshoun put in a decent run at Newmarket, staying on at the end of that race over 1m6f. A first-time visor might bring about the required small improvement to get him over the line in front.

We had high hopes about Cosmic Princess, who is from a successful Meon Valley Stud family, and she ran well on her only two-year-old start. She hasn't been overly impressive at home so I'm hoping that the sight of a racecourse might spark her interest.

Kingston Kurrajong was never travelling at Bath last time. Hopefully this track will be more suitable. This is his grade and he is reunited today with Oisin who won on him at Windsor last year. Good each-way chances.

Quaint was a relatively expensive breeze-up purchase and like many before her probably hasn't benefited from being geared up too early. She has some reasonable placed form at Southwell but when made favourite for her return at Windsor, never looked like getting involved. We go there today more in hope than expectation.

Raeed made a belated debut as a 50-1 shot over this course and distance and ran a blinder, finishing off well into a close third. He has improved for the run and I believe he will give the two favourites a run for their money.

Mokaatil is a consistent sprinter, perfectly capable of winning a race of this nature. He is fit from two runs since the resumption, and was staying on strongly last time at Doncaster. The stiff finish should be to his liking.

Waterlefe Getaway has shown ability at home in her work but will definitely benefit from the experience.

Arthur's Sixpence had respectable chasing form last season. He has been kept for summer jumping and is well and ready. On the book he has one to beat, so second (or hopefully better) is the possible outcome.