Heh.. yeah I saw that.. I'm aiming to win that one

Go Go B N B ran as well as he could against Taran. Got lucky last week so cant have it two weeks in a row.

Get Genius was a little disappointing in third. She's a 1m3 horse so I expected a bit better.

Shot Sunday was much better in the Irish 2000 but I've still uploaded the wrong horse. Same with Bobs Bits who was third this week but maybe should have won.

It Brasher ran exactly as expected in the Derby. I do fancy him to win the Irish Derby in week 6 though. Ya Filly finishing fifth was disappointing but not a surprise.

I though High Hopes would win the Coronation though I did also tip the winner in this thread. Amordab was given far too much rope but well done A Green(who is that?)

Get It Bits N Bobs finished sixth in a false race. Expect better next week. Go Morning did well to finish second in the Lockinge, will love Ascot compared to Newbury. Big chance in the Queen Anne

Pinks For Girls is better than that though he hasn't been as good as Id hoped. The pace in staying races isn't great and this didn't help again today. Feat Ping might have looked impressive but the time was very slow and the pace even slower. If this happens again next week it could be down to whoever kicks first wins the Gold Cup. Hopefully the best horse will win.

Tricked Ya ran well in the National Stakes and must go close in the Queen Mary. Go Red Sky ran ok in the Temple at Haydock and should place in the Kings Stand. Same with Go Morning Three in the Rock n Roll and hopefully place in the Golden Jubilee.

That was my banter for this week........

Well done on both Derby's and Oaks'. Little bit selfish if you ask me. I had you down as a nice, sharing type. Thats the trouble with the internet I suppose. You never really know who someone is.

How many winners did you have this week? Anyone still want to go back to 30 horses in a stable?


A big well done to A Green for a first G1 win with Amordab and Alex Ince for this classic win in Ireland. Also to Cahliller, Lewis Cliff and Shake on their first wins this season. Was also glad to see plenty of runners in all three of the 10f handicaps this week. Did think it was a mistake on my part with the schedule but im guessing its a popular distance.

Amyg879 (Marble Arch Farm). Not sure who that is but yes congratulations on a very nice run.

Week 6 runners, hoping for better than last week. If not don't be surprised to read that a jockey killing serial killer is on the loose!

Race 7: 1m2f Prince of Wale's Stakes: Oak Crystal Lodge: 4th last week over 1m2.5f which was too far and on unsuitable ground. This should suit and maybe with better ground he could even go closer.

Race 11: 1m4f Hardwicke Stakes: Oak Honduran Crystal: last this week in the Coronation, which was gutting. I thought he was given a bad ride and I'm still not sure whether to leave him in here or whether to wait until the Curragh cup next week. Ascot will suit him much better though, I'll see how brave I'm feeling come Saturday!

Race 16: 1m Royal Hunt Cup: Oak Charlie Wolf: another bad run this week, but he was caught wide around Sandown and just couldn't quicken. Ascot will suit and he has already run well here in the Victoria Cup, I still think he'll improve for the mile so fingers crossed for a bit more luck this week.

Race 18: 1m2f: Wolferton Stakes: Oak Suffolk Crystal: Hopefully she'll get a better ride this week and won't have changed in the handicap. As long as some of the higher rated ones stay in she should have a chance.

Race 29: 2m War Kills Handicap: Oak Crystal Currency: this run depends upon him not going up in the handicap. I'd like to find out if he stays and hopefully a small field handicap will prevent him from getting caught wide. That is assuming the jockey doesn't do the same as last week and let him drop three miles off the leaders until the final 2 furlongs!

Not my place to say but it might be worth waiting for a big handicap?? The horse is at least 10lbs well in.

I doubt he'll get a run anyway, I entered him before week 3 (I think) so I've just left him in here for now. I'm thinking the same as you, but I like I said I thought I'd just leave him in there for now.

Id be all over the Ebor and then the G1 hcap Metropolitan(14f) in week 11 or 12. Or even possibly just wait for that.

Where's all the Gold Cup banter gone? Are trainers still bothering to enter?

R16 Royal Hunt Cup over 1m. Going being G/F is going to suit Atoja and she should be running of a nice weight of 9st 9 unless a horse rated 109/110 runs in which case the weight would be 1/2lbs less. Lots of horses entered in the race and it looks like there should be some pace in it. Really excited about this race . Last chance saloon for Atoja to win a race before retirement so here's hoping!

The price of a race at Ascot being won by seven lengths or more is now 1/3 after Feat Ping's latest piece of work. Some are betting over ten!

Im prepared for Gold Cup farce. No doubt some donkey will win in a very slow time.

I'll start the upload window banter... A few strong new additions from me:

Win or Be Glue (4yo) - Beats everything in my stable over a mile comfortably (including Irish 1000 Guineas winner Opal Son).

Hung Son (4yo) & Which Son (3yo) - both very strong over 1 m4f-1m6f. Wins at least half of my CK races over these distances.

Anyone else got anything to be excited about?

just back in town will try and add a few for saturday deadline

Welcome back hope the weekend was great! Enjoy the guiness much?