Today is the last day of serious jumps racing.
Newbury 210: The Whistling Teal
Newbury 240: Red Spell
Ayr 250: Faasel
Newbury 315: Canatbria
Ayr 330: Ladalko
Newbury 350: Marcus Andronicus
Aintree 200: Star de Mohaison
Aintree 235: Black Jack Ketchum
Aintree 310: Fondmort
Aintree 345: Almost Broke
Aintree 420: Straw Bear
Aintree 455: Model Son
Not only is racing in that strange period of duality in which the jumps season moves towards its end with the Grand National and the flat season begins, but most meetings have been cancelled today and tomorrow, because of the weather.
So I am left with Fontwell, perhaps I should be there.
255: Precious Bane
400: Lewis Island
430: Ballez
505: Papillon de Iena
The start of the flat season is marked by the Lincoln, moved to Redcar this year while Doncaster has the builders in.
Navan 300: Hi Cloy
Redcar 315: Cesare
Newbury 320: Sunley Shines
As for Dubai, I leave well alone.
2.00 JCB Triumph Hurdle: Mister Hight
2.35 Brit Insurance Novices' Hurdle: Black Jack Ketchum
3.15 Cheltenham Gold Cup Chase: Cornish Rebel
4.00 Christie's Foxhunter Chase Challenge Cup: Foly Pleasant
4.40 Johnny Henderson Grand Annual Chase: Andreas
5.20 Vincent O'Brien County Handicap Hurdle: Grande Jete
So far: from eighteen selections, 2 winners, 4 placed, strike rate 11.11%
'The most dangerous man in British librarianship' Anon, 1990s
'An intellectually arrogant Bolshevik'...'his reach exceeds his grasp'
Headmaster, 1972
'Dear Sir,
There is a person on your staff called Tom Roper, whom I believe to be a librarian of some kind...' from a letter to the Vice-Chancellor of Sussex University, 26 June 2010
Recent Comments