It's 4/5 Kauto Star and 13/2 Bar at this stage so the point of this thread is to look at the Each Way (Or Win) options because there are plenty of big prices around.
The second best in the market is the horse that shook-up Kauto at Haydock, Imperial Commander. A repeat of that run would appear to be unlikely on the faster, right handed Kempton course. At a current 13/2 I am not in the slightest bit interested.
Cooldine, third in the market at a current 15, is definitely one to consider. He was the top novice chaser over 3m+ last season and he is due to run at Punchestown next weekend. A win or decent effort there will see his odds tumble for the King George so he offers a quick back / lay option to anyone who wants to join in. 15 could become 6 or 7 so I have snapped up the larger price this weekend.
Madison Du Berlais will struggle after graduating from Handicap company. He clearly liked Kempton when beating a below-par Denman there last season but he would appear to lack the class needed to enter calculations for this one.
Albertas Run ran well at a big price in this last year and was an impressive Ascot winner recently, however the conditions of that race favoured him and off levels back up in grade he will have it all to do. The current 18 is laughable.
Barbers Shop is the sort to enter the mix as this is an easy 3m and he clearly struggles to see the trip out throroughly. He ran well enough yesterday in Denman's Hennessy but the stamina just wasn't there for the finish. He is bound to come on a bit for that run and would be of serious interest if he turns up on Boxing Day.
Nacarat is next in the betting but again I think connections are limited with their running options since his handicap rating went through the roof. This has always been the plan though and he could be place material.
Summary Two Ante-Post interests for me. Back to Lay Cooldine before and after his run next weekend. Back Barbers Shop each way at current odds of 22.
The second best in the market is the horse that shook-up Kauto at Haydock, Imperial Commander. A repeat of that run would appear to be unlikely on the faster, right handed Kempton course. At a current 13/2 I am not in the slightest bit interested.
Cooldine, third in the market at a current 15, is definitely one to consider. He was the top novice chaser over 3m+ last season and he is due to run at Punchestown next weekend. A win or decent effort there will see his odds tumble for the King George so he offers a quick back / lay option to anyone who wants to join in. 15 could become 6 or 7 so I have snapped up the larger price this weekend.
Madison Du Berlais will struggle after graduating from Handicap company. He clearly liked Kempton when beating a below-par Denman there last season but he would appear to lack the class needed to enter calculations for this one.
Albertas Run ran well at a big price in this last year and was an impressive Ascot winner recently, however the conditions of that race favoured him and off levels back up in grade he will have it all to do. The current 18 is laughable.
Barbers Shop is the sort to enter the mix as this is an easy 3m and he clearly struggles to see the trip out throroughly. He ran well enough yesterday in Denman's Hennessy but the stamina just wasn't there for the finish. He is bound to come on a bit for that run and would be of serious interest if he turns up on Boxing Day.
Nacarat is next in the betting but again I think connections are limited with their running options since his handicap rating went through the roof. This has always been the plan though and he could be place material.
Summary Two Ante-Post interests for me. Back to Lay Cooldine before and after his run next weekend. Back Barbers Shop each way at current odds of 22.
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