| DATE |
PROFILE/COMMENTS |
April 2nd: Declared
for Kempton 5f
Maiden |
Made good price at Tattersalls (Ir) sales.
Sire has solid record with 2yos 2003-4 and can get 5f winners, including
in early season and occasionally on debut. The trainer has had success
with his 2yos and in 2004 he had two from the sire and both won STO (April
& May).
Dam has a 7f+ pedigree and was a 2yo winner in Italy.
Trainer does not target FTO wins and debut wins are usually by the best
runners. The earliest debuts 2002-4 have a variable record but fit the
same pattern with only useful runners with potential to develop winning
FTO.
Trainer has run three moderate to average type so far in 2005 and they
have not been competitive to place on debut although two have front run
before fading.
In summary a good pedigree to be a 75+ winner for the stable in the style
of their previous runners in the race and for the sire. However would probably
need to be the first of their better class 2yos to run to win FTO (if the
race is up to its normal class). Debut runs so far in 2005 not an encouragement
but this one probably a little better than those 3 runners. Profile
[63]
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April 2nd: Kempton
Post Race |
Opened 5/2 jf but drifted to 100/30 third favourite. The stable has had
a similar number of runners so far in 2005 as in 2004 but they have not
been as competitive (he had 3 wins from 5 runs by a similar stage in 2004).
Lost at least four lengths as he stayed in the stalls. Still well off the
main group, who set a reasonable pace, until closing up on them quite well
between 2f and 1f from home. With the leaders stalling the jockey had to
slightly check and take him for a gap on the rails. This was shut-off as
Getbuzzin hung left to the rail. The jockey had to stop riding, and then
pull back and around Getbuzzin and kept on again to finish on Getbuzzin's
right side.
Beaten only 2.5 lengths despite his problems in a slow race. Estimate
[59]
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April 12th: Declared for
Newmarket 5f Conditions |
Trainer's chosen runner from two entries. The trainer usually runs the
best of his early season winners in this race but has made a slow start
tot he season and has had no winner prior to the declarations stage for
this race.
This runner made a good debut in the context of the trainer's runners in
2005 and could have rated higher if he had been more professional (&
luckier). Declaration here suggests he is close to the best of the trainer's
early types.
Receives 6lb from the three previous winners. Profile [73 + 6 =79]
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April 12th: Newmarket
Post Race |
Strong favourite here at 4/5 with the trainer having had his first 2yo
winner of the season on the previous day. He was again slow at the start
but probably only lost 2 lengths and this was not a great problem as the
pace was not strong. He travelled well in behind the leaders and looked
best suited to the '2f sprint' at the end of the race showing the most
natural sprinter actions of the first three. He showed some change-of-pace
to go past the leaders and was not hard pressed to hold on. He can rate
notably higher than this and probably 88+ at least and is presumably the
best of his trainer's earliest runners. Estimate [77]
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June 14th: York
6f Group 2 |
Two month break although has been entered in various Conditions and Listed
races. Trainer usually runs the best of his 6f 2yos in the race but has
a moderate record with one place in the last 5 years in the weaker 2000
race. He does not appear to have a strong group in 2005 and being the best
of them is not a high level. Profile [89]
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