Flat Horses To Follow 2024

Will kick off with this talented Godolphin filly

1-Dance Sequence

 

2-Holly Goquickly

Dark horse this yet to race filly, but is trained in Ireland by the under rated Willie McCreery who I am told likes her a lot

 

3-Pride And Power

Though not mentioned in the Racing Post Karl Burke Stable tour, am led to believe this Frankel filly is smart

 

All nice pedigrees

 

4-Oscar

French colt who shaped better in February than final position on debut when strong in market

 

5-London City

Ballydoyle colt finished unplaced in both juvenile runs but looked a stayer in the making

 

Another Justify (sire of City of Troy) and the dam, Winter, won the English and Irish 1000 Gns, Coronation Stakes and Nassau Stakes. Started 9/4 in both 2yo races so must have been showing something at home. Interesting that in the first race, AOB had 2 runners (Ryan Moore on London City) and JOB had the winner and, in the second race AOB had 3 runners in the race and won with one of them (with JOB having the 2nd home) - London City ridden by C T Keane

Could read anything into that but quite likely Moore knew he was a good'un and gave it a nice introduction (he didn't ride anything else in the second outing), so it will be interesting to see if he is re-united with London City this season

 

Runs in last race tomorrow night at Dundalk and Ryan Moore rides

Currently,9-4

 

Also entered in the Irish 2000 Gns and the English and Irish Derbies

 

Won

 

She will be a short price to win the Group 3 at Newmarket tomorrow....currently 4-6

 

6-Divine Presence

Gosden filly who though only 4th on debut just before Christmas shaped nicely to my eyes

 

And another mouth watering pedigree

 

She's entered in the Oaks next month. 100/1 at present but that won't last long if she wins her maiden on Friday

 

7-Sailawaywithme

French filly who had only one run as a 2 year old [4th] and could be a dark horse in some good races this summer

 

Interesting that one G1. How did you spot that one? Did you see the race? I remember the grand sire Singspiel; a real tough one he was. Got excited when I saw the dam's name contained the word Noblesse but haven't been able to find the pedigree to see if there is a connection. The dam hasn't had much luck so far, producing 3 winners from 11 runners. Strange that the highest rated one (108) didn't win a race in 19 attempts

 

Yes she wasn’t beaten far in a Deauville maiden end of last Autumn and looked in need of a step up in distance , form of race not really been franked though the winner has not run again yet

 

Can't wait to see this one today. Already into 5/1 for the 1000 Gns in anticipation of an impressive display and could be fav after today

 

Beaten a neck but would have won if not running around when challenging the winner a furlong out

Think the 7-1 for the Guineas is now worth risking

 

Runs tomorrow [3.15 Longchamp]

Will be a each way price, currently 12-1