UK- Newmarket 7/9

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R2- 1m2f (July) Handicap (Heritage Handicap) (Class 2) (3yo 0-105)

1- Foxes Tales (3-1) and 2- Inigo Jones (7-1) are both lightly-raced, progressive 3yos. Foxes Tales could be the favorite, and is the more accomplished of the two, but Inigo Jones was very impressive FTT, finishing third behind the exciting Mohaafeth, which won the Hampton Court at Royal Ascot in his next start. Taken to improve again today.

EX- 1,2/1,2,4,5,6


R3- 6f (July) Duchess Of Cambridge Stakes (Group 2) (Fillies) (Class 1) (2yo)

6- Oscula (4-1) and 8- Sandrine (8-5) were third and first in the Albany S. at Royal Ascot, normally they can be vulnerable to new shooters in their next starts, but only looker is 1- Desert Dreamer (12-1) which has a course & distance win last out.

EX- 6,8/1,2,4,6,8


R4- 1m6f (July) bet365 Trophy (Heritage Handicap) (Class 2) (4yo+)

Was hoping scratches could reduce the cost of the ticket, but no help there, field of 15 goes. 6- Global Storm (5-1) has run three solid races since returning from Dubai, Godolphin/Appleby/Doyle at the controls. 15- Prince Alex (8-1) has been slowly progressive in his ten starts, winning five times. Gets in pretty light and looks to be shaping into a big race. Spreading wide underneath.

EX- 6,15/2,3,6,7,8,12,15,16


R5- 1m (July) Tattersalls Falmouth Stakes (Group 1) (British Champions Series) (Fillies & Mares) (Class 1) (3yo+)

This is a great race, bringing together some of the better older fillies and mares with the 3yos exiting the Spring classics. Tough to separate them. 2- Indie Angel (15-1) has really improved this year as a 4yo, with a big win in the Duke of Cambridge (GII) at Royal Ascot last time. Gets Frankie back aboard in her first try at the top-level. 5- Queen Power (12-1) 5yo mare is as consistent as they come, has some fine stakes efforts on the resume, repeat of her York race two back could stifle these. 6- Alcohol Free (3-1) seems to be the top 3yo filly miler, has a win here and a close-up fifth in the Guineas. I'll have a nice win ticket on 1- Champers Elysees (15-1) in case her improved effort at Royal Ascot means she's coming into form like last summer.

EX- 2,5,6/1,2,3,5,6,9,13  WIN- 1


R6- 7f (July) Handicap (Class 3) (3yo+ 0-90)

So after declarations and scratches its down to a field of eight. 3- Dulas (6-1) ran poorly at Epsom, but otherwise has a good season going, seems more accomplished than many of these. Ryan Moore does the steering.

EX- 3/5,8,10


Good luck if you play!

 



TW

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York has a group 3 today as well:

R2- 6f Summer Stakes (Group 3) (Fillies & Mares) (Class 1) (3yo+)

4- Onassis (6-1) 4yo ran well last season, but they can't seem to figure out her best distance. Should be coming from way out of it, so needs a fast pace but will have the stamina for the last furlong up the rise. 10- Vadream (5-2) also runs for Charlie Fellowes, has been within 3 lengths or so of Alcohol Free, Mother Earth, and Creative Force in three starts this year. Good enough for me.

EX- 4,10/1,4,6,8,9,10  Result: 8,10,2  A Royal win as Light Refrain ($8.80) gets first jump on the closers and wins rather easily for The Queen. Those are very nice silks, got to say. Vadream had just a bit of traffic but was never going as good as the winner. Onassis did make a nice run for fourth, but 6F is just too sharp for her, she wants 7F in my opinion, plenty of good races at that distance.




TW

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Fantastic renewal of the Falmouth S., the 3yo fillies ran 1-2-3 just as the market expected. Revenge win for Snow Lantern as her dam finished a tough beat second in the 2013 renewal of this race. 






TW

[spiderjohn]

That was a super running….
Narrowed the race to nine possible winners lol
Didn’t play this morning
Maybe Ellis this afternoon……

Tough euro cards today imo

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Jul 9, 2021 7:20:26 GMT -5 tenfurlongs said:

R2- 1m2f (July) Handicap (Heritage Handicap) (Class 2) (3yo 0-105)

1- Foxes Tales (3-1) and 2- Inigo Jones (7-1) are both lightly-raced, progressive 3yos. Foxes Tales could be the favorite, and is the more accomplished of the two, but Inigo Jones was very impressive FTT, finishing third behind the exciting Mohaafeth, which won the Hampton Court at Royal Ascot in his next start. Taken to improve again today.

EX- 1,2/1,2,4,5,6  Result: 4,1,9  Dubai Honor ($13.20) in his first try at 10F, came from off the pace to win by a head over Foxes Tales. Inigo Jones had a horror-show trip under Ryan Moore, who hasn't been riding well lately, it seems to me. 


R3- 6f (July) Duchess Of Cambridge Stakes (Group 2) (Fillies) (Class 1) (2yo)

6- Oscula (4-1) and 8- Sandrine (8-5) were third and first in the Albany S. at Royal Ascot, normally they can be vulnerable to new shooters in their next starts, but only looker is 1- Desert Dreamer (12-1) which has a course & distance win last out.

EX- 6,8/1,2,4,6,8  Result: 8,1,4  Exacta $30.20  Sandrine ($6.00) won like a favorite should, and Desert Dreamer (9-2) justified all the late money she took getting up for second. Oscula ran on well for fourth, but never threatened to reverse the Ascot result.


R4- 1m6f (July) bet365 Trophy (Heritage Handicap) (Class 2) (4yo+)

Was hoping scratches could reduce the cost of the ticket, but no help there, field of 15 goes. 6- Global Storm (5-1) has run three solid races since returning from Dubai, Godolphin/Appleby/Doyle at the controls. 15- Prince Alex (8-1) has been slowly progressive in his ten starts, winning five times. Gets in pretty light and looks to be shaping into a big race. Spreading wide underneath.

EX- 6,15/2,3,6,7,8,12,15,16  Result: 11,6,7  Impressive win by Live Your Dream ($8.60) which took all the money to end up favored and ran like it, coming from last to score under Oisin Murphy, who IS riding well, showing a flat-bet profit on his mounts. Global Storm also came from far back to complete a Godolphin 1-2 finish (bin Suroor, Appleby). 
 

R5- 1m (July) Tattersalls Falmouth Stakes (Group 1) (British Champions Series) (Fillies & Mares) (Class 1) (3yo+)

This is a great race, bringing together some of the better older fillies and mares with the 3yos exiting the Spring classics. Tough to separate them. 2- Indie Angel (15-1) has really improved this year as a 4yo, with a big win in the Duke of Cambridge (GII) at Royal Ascot last time. Gets Frankie back aboard in her first try at the top-level. 5- Queen Power (12-1) 5yo mare is as consistent as they come, has some fine stakes efforts on the resume, repeat of her York race two back could stifle these. 6- Alcohol Free (3-1) seems to be the top 3yo filly miler, has a win here and a close-up fifth in the Guineas. I'll have a nice win ticket on 1- Champers Elysees (15-1) in case her improved effort at Royal Ascot means she's coming into form like last summer.

EX- 2,5,6/1,2,3,5,6,9,13  WIN- 1  Result: 13,9,6  Rarely does a GI live up to its billing, but they may actually have under-hyped this one. Snow Lantern ($11.80) avenged her dam's neck-second in this race, finding room two furlongs out and just wearing down the other two 3yos, Mother Earth and Alcohol Free, on the wire. As the man said, a race for the ages. I think Lady Bowthorpe actually was best, she had a poor start, was far back early, lacked room mid-race, finally came up the middle of the field and was finishing fastest of all, only beaten a length at 11-1. Bet her back the rest of the season, she's good.


R6- 7f (July) Handicap (Class 3) (3yo+ 0-90)

So after declarations and scratches its down to a field of eight. 3- Dulas (6-1) ran poorly at Epsom, but otherwise has a good season going, seems more accomplished than many of these. Ryan Moore does the steering.

EX- 3/5,8,10  Result: 4,8,10  La Maquina ($11.80), under that man Oisin Murphy, "lost many lengths start, took keen hold, in rear, smooth headway into midfield 3f out, hung right and ridden over 1f out, hung left but ran on well inside final furlong, led post." In other words, much the best. Dulas chased the leader and tired badly, noted that Dettori replaced Moore in the saddle, so don't know what's up with that.


Good luck if you play!

 



TW

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Ryan Moore is listed as the jockey for the Aidan O'Brien runners at Belmont today, so I imagine he was trying to make sure his travel arrangements were solid, and took off his remaining mount at Newmarket.




TW

[arsignman]

NEWMARKET JULY FESTIVAL

Race 1   10-5-2-3

Race 2    5-6-1-11

Race 3    1-6-3-2

Race 4   2-3-6-9

Race 5   1-17-11-9

Race 6  14-17-10-4

Race 7   3-5-12-4


Good Luck !!!!