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I hope you had an enjoyable Saturday. Myself and members, including those of you who signed up for my special offer, had plenty to cheer as Prime Venture romped home at 20/1. 

It was about time I landed on one like that again and will be doing my best to kick on. I've been known to have spectacular profit spikes, usually around this time of year. Hopefully he's the start of another.

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Tips write ups…

Who knows what the ground at Sandown will be come this race… it’s Soft, (GS in places) as of 7am, but according to the clerk rain looks to be setting in through the day and they ‘could’ get up to 12mm. If they do get that, you’d think this ground will turn heavy and take some getting, and you really will have to stay…

Wandrin Star – this horse won’t be done for stamina,for all heavy would be an unknown. He has wins and decent performances on proper soft, including at Ascot and Bangor, so no excuses on that front. He was last seen 62 days ago winning over the CD, doing all his best work late and well on top come the line, lugging 11-12. (he’s got 10lb less in actual weight on his back today, which will help) I can’t say he’s well handicapped as such but I’m not sure many are in here, more a case in these vets races of who turns up and runs their race most of the time. He was on good terms with himself when last seen. He’s always gone very well fresh, especially in more recent years. A further niggle that 62 days may not be long enough but this has no doubt been the plan since. He beat the Pipe horse that day in 3rd, who’s since dotted up at Exeter, so some substance to that form. He’s 3/6,4p in handicap chases 60+ days off, 4/17, 9p in all handicap chases and 3/9,6p in 3m handicap chases. He’s won over 27f, staying on, which may help today. Bailey & Bass are 4/15, 6p around here in the last 5 years, and Kim does well with last time out winners, a stat worth noting… 28/92, 45p, +18 SP in the last 2 years. His horses are ticking along fine, 2/15, 6p in the last 14 days. I also wanted one onside who would race prominently – i’ll touch on pace in a moment, but he should be able to sit behind the front runners and be in the perfect spot and with any luck will be the one to catch over the last. If he’s anywhere near the front come the last I’m not sure many will get up this hill better. Hopefully he runs his race and is fresh enough. There was enough at 8s for me to have a go, and that looked a shade big in this line up. Especially as he has younger, more lightly raced legs, than some of these.

Prime Venture – a risky one, and he may be nearer the back here and that’s where he stays. However, on the chance they do get all the rain forecast (no doubt they’ll just have 1-2mm now and it will make little difference) it will suit this one down to the ground. He did PU at Haydock, a chase track he’s never been in love with, but was found to have been bleeding from the nose. Evan said it was ‘something of nothing’ but it looks to have been a valid excuse, unless he’s just bang out of form. The cheekpieces return also which caught the eye, and he did qualify for this simply by running in that Haydock race. He’s probably the best handicapped horse in the race, for all he only has one chase win to his name, a 3 runner affair at Sedgefield. It is of course his runs in the Welsh National which always catch the eye, and his last of those, 4 starts and 1 year ago on 9th Jan 2021 was a cracking effort. That was off 9lb higher but he was a decent 8L 5th that day, on ground probably quick enough (there wasn’t much soft in it on the clock), but he tracked the pace the whole way, a bit outpaced up the straight but stuck to his task. That was a decent enough renewal and he was 4th the year before that. This is no Welsh National. 

The question is whether he can hold a position around here over 3m in heavy (if it goes that soft, which I think he will need just to hold a position & blunt the others) and whether he can bounce back to the form of those runs – he’s no 18s/20s shot in this line up if he does. He has gone close here before over hurdles, and has chase experience in a Bet365 Gold Cup, ground too quick, outclassed, but he completed. He has nothing on his back which may help and there’s a chance that 3/4 of them take each other on up front, and this will turn into a proper stamina test. Evan has won this before with Buywise in 2018, a creeping ride from the back when he sluiced home with everything else stopping in front – same again please. There is some method to my madness, it may amount to little this time, but at this price I couldn’t help myself, as it wouldn’t be a shock if he flew up this hill when everything else is paddling. Hopefully Adam can have him a bit handier, as if he can hold a position through this in mid div, I will start to get excited.

Of the rest… well two others were on the radar I suppose…

Final Nudge – he’s been well found, 7/2. That looks short to my eyes, he is in form, but is now 13. This is some ask, especially if it goes proper soft but he does handle soft/heavy no bother. He’s run two crackers for Fergal inc in last season’s Midland’s National, so still retains ability. He’s gone up in the weights a little and he is usually ridden out the back. I wonder if Paddy will try and get him further forward as it is hard to come from last around here, for all they may well stop in front today. He’s solid but was all out at Warwick, he is beatable, but I can see why he’s at the top of the market, especially given the yard, who do so well with Vets and are in form.

Gwencily Berbas – i was close to him but have picked Wandrin Star instead, we shall see if i’ve got that right. The latter beat him here last time, when GB found little after the last. It could be he needed it of course. Of more concern was the ground, all his best form has been with some ‘good’ in the going. If it was a dry day forecast I may have had a dilemma, but I think W will handle softer better, for all he has to run his race of course. GB also hit a few around here two starts ago and will need to jump better. The time to get him was LTO I think, when I inexplicably crossed him off last on a shortlist of 3, not much fun watching him waltz home at 25s, doing the horse I picked ahead of him in 2nd at 16s. The great game. He’s gone up 8lb for that also, and the race hasn’t worked out well as yet, early days. He should run his race though, but in these conditions I think WS will have too much for him. I could be wrong.

They were the four i stared at most. I should mention Aso I suppose… again 7/2 looked tight, especially lugging top weight. Watching Haydock back, he also darted out to his left at plenty of fences. He can’t afford to be doing that here and maybe a reason he’s been mainly kept to LH tracks on his last nine starts. He should run his race though, maybe he will outclass them, but I was happy to oppose…

Of the rest… and pace…

In racecard order… Sir Ivan is likeable but it does look like the handicapper has him, well, keeps bumping into better treated horses. I wasn’t sure he wanted a soft ground bog either. He ran a fine race in this last year, I can see him placing but thought one or two may outgun him again. Were the ground slightly better he’d be more interesting, but he should run his race, he has course form and he stays well, and that will get him deep into this contest today.

The Kings Writ – I can’t touch a K Woollacott horse, no idea what’s going on there but now 2/117, 21p in the last year, all runners. This horse is likeable but I thought may get outclassed today, that’s if he even runs his race.

Dashing Perk – he stopped quickly at Haydock, maybe badly needing it and this has been the plan, as it has for most of them no doubt. The big question, other than that P, is stamina, especially in testing ground. He’s not had many goes over 3m, which is in his favour (hasn’t proved he def can’t stay, unexposed over it. he has had two goes and didn’t convince), but has yet to win beyond 2m4/5f and while he likes it around here, I thought he’d be outstayed by something. It could be it’s now what he wants and he relishes it, and i can see why some may have a nibble at 20s. He did win a point over 3m. I suppose of the other 18s+, he was interesting to a point. But I decided he won’t get up the hill in this ground, we shall see if he proves me wrong.

Rolling Dylan doesn’t like winning and usually gets worried out of it in a finish and all his better form is on ground with plenty of ‘good’ in it. He’s fit and in form, course form, yard in form. All positives. He has a class question, but it is more so the ground which is a concern for me. That’s the same for Psychedlic Rock, who looks like a good ground horse but also with a class question.

Valadom is likeable but not getting any younger, again he’s better on decent ground and i think this may all be a bit too much, he won’t get to dominate either. Not without doing too much. The same applies to Indy Five – I thought he may be outclassed here and wasn’t sure he wants a bog either, he likes cut, but maybe not as much as he’ll get today. Both have nothing on their back though which may be a positive up this hill today.

Dancing Shadow is admirable but hasn’t won for ages and he’s not a soft ground slogger really, best form on better ground and could be a level below here. Form ties in with Wandrin of course but he should confirm that, even more so on soft and he won’t get an easy lead this time either. Another 13 YO, I prefer to stick with ‘younger’ legs more generally in these races.

Pace wise…

Valadom, Dancing Shadow and Indy Five only have one way of going really, and that’s trying to make all. That’s when they’re happiest. Whether the jockeys are sensible, we shall see. But they could go too hard and cut each others throats here. The Kings Writ will track but he can do too much up top also, especially if Josh Newman has a brain fade, as he did at Kempton once when we were on. Aso may be up there. Wandrin Star should tuck in behind those, ideally in the perfect spot. Dashing P may be upsides him, the rest slotting in a bit further back. Gwencily B can be held onto a bit, and Final Nudge and Prime Venture could be bringing up the tail. I hope Prime may be further forward, but it’s not impossible that being more patiently ridden is the place to be here today… Prime V or Final N ‘doing a Tornado Flyer’, as they all stop in front to a walk having gone far too hard in conditions.

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Josh 

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