Aye same. Lets hope it does the business!

transonic.2.25.southwell wont 3 times here.. up in class but down in distance and weight so should be there about again 16/1 this morn..now generally 12's

liszt.2.45.chester jamie spencer advised my contact to back it 28/1 this morn.. now 22/1

I've had a word for Som Tala so majority my money that im staking on this race (not much)

Although with form of CP i'll have a saver on fuilin.

transonic does the business again

liszt done no favours by hills round the corner but didnt look like it was going to get there

Meh

Agreed with the Meh!

Fulham @ 11/10
Motherwell @ 11/10
Brechin @ 6/4

10/1

Huxley Stakes looks good tomorrow.

Sans Frontieres 12/1 looked to be one to watch after finishing behind Delegator in its second race in the Cavern and then 3rd in the Dante Stakes last year, ahead of current fav Redwood and also ahead of Glass Harmonium for the second time who beat Redwood last month, Noseda was going to enter it in some big races they were looking at The Derby where it was 12/1 but decided to go for The King Edward VII stakes it then had a setback which ruled it out for the rest of the year, 6th on its comeback but Noseda did say before it would need that run he's said this on his website before tomorrows race.

“I feel that another race will bring him to his peak. A run around Chester should give him more experience and be good for him mentally.

“The trip may be a little on the sharp side for him but I am expecting a significant step forward on his first run of the season.”

Am on 12/1 E/W but worth looking out for it this season even if it doesn't fire at Chester.

Backed Debussy 14/1 E/W as well in that its just too big of a price for me which I think is because it didn't show up at Meydan in Group 2s but it wasn't alone as alot of top level horses didn't run well over there, it beat Midday going away who went onto win Nassau stakes and the Filly and Mare Turf at the Breeders Cup, came 3rd here in the Vase behind Golden Sword and Masterofthehorse the latter came 3rd in The Derby, Debussy coming home in respectable 8th followed that up with a poor run in the The King Edward VII stakes clearly wasn't right that day and a week later was sent over to France where it won a Group 2 race, I think the bits of form are there an 14/1 is way too big all depends on if the Meydan runs were just not suited or the horse has gone backwards.

Been told Clive Brittain go close today at Goodwood and Chester taken 7/2 on Sikeeb and 20/1 E/W on Srda

Australia -16 (-14.5 in some places)

Been given False Economy 7/1 over at Clonmel 5.10 Paul Townend booked for the ride.

Just put £5 on Wigan to beat chelsea and £5 on Man Utd winning the premiership on Sunday
COME ON!

Better today

Good stuff Wire85 - glad you're siding with the best jockey in the world over in Ireland Victoria Cup

Dandy Boy - Relatively unexposed 4yo who made a good return to the track on the polytrack surface at Dundalk last month when running third to a useful performer in Banana Boirche. Colm O'Donoghue rode him that day and in his previous starts and he again keeps the ride for the big race on Saturday. Horses with winning form on UK polytrack surfaces often do well over the straight course at Ascot and I see no reason why Dandy Boy can't translate his AW form to the turf this weekend. He's far from being a one trick pony however and won on soft turf over 6f at Tipperary last year in a maiden race prior to racking up the first of his two AW Dundalk wins (3-2-0-1 record at the track/surface). David Marnane is a very shrewd operator particularly when it comes to raids on the UK and he won another big handicap last year at Doncaster in the Portland over 5.5f with a similar type (good AW record, improving 4yo) in Santo Padre. His overall record in the UK last year reads 2 wins from 5 runners (the second winner was Partner on the AW at Lingfield).

Advice

£10 Stake

Toulouse +36
Australia - 18

Returns = £36

On that CP fingers crossed for another one

Dee Stakes

Dancing David 11/4

Got its best chance so far to get its Group win should go close here said to have come on for the last run and they think the step up in trip will suit.

Ormonde Stakes

Age Of Aquarius 11/5

Am torn between O'Brien's Age Of Aquarius and Stoute's Harbinger who I really like and backed last time out when it was so impressive, its a toss of a coin but am going for O'Brien's @ 11/5 his horses are going to come good soon hopefully starting with this, it came 7th in The Derby just ahead of todays impressive Huxley Stakes winner Debussy, the good to soft ground is a worry as O'Brien said they didn't want too much rain as he handles fast ground very well but he did finish 2nd to Cavalryman in France on good to soft, hopefully its fit enough after its injury which ment it pulled out for the St Leger where it was 5/2 fav.

Age Of Aquarius on the drift little bit more @ 5/2