Selections for the Pacafi100 – 18th April 2016 Timeform This looks ripe for Ryedale Racer, who had the race in safe-keeping when unshipping Brian Hughes 2 out at Sedgefield last month. He contested a competitive handicap there next time and will take plenty of stopping in this company. Clear next best is Conquer Gold, … Continue reading

Selections for the Pacafi100 – 17th April 2016 More news later but… William Haggas absolved Pat Cosgrave from any blame for the performance of Besharah yesterday. The fact that he absolved him from blame was significant. He said some time after the race: “It wasn’t the jockey’s fault that they got so far back … Continue reading

Selections for the Pacafi100 – 14th April 2016 Timeform Most eyes will be on Foundation, who looked a high-class prospect when winning the Royal Lodge over C&D before losing his unbeaten record in unfortunate circumstances in the Racing Post Trophy at Doncaster. Stormy Antarctic failed narrowly in a Group 1 in France at 2 … Continue reading

Selections for the Pacafi100 – 13th April 2016 Colt has to beat the fillies and easily carries the best form into the race! Decadent Times can put his superior experience to good use in this novice stakes race and get off the mark at the third attempt. Third on debut behind the highly-impressive Sutter … Continue reading

Selections for the Pacafi100 – 12th April 2016 Timeform Star Trouper has made a highly-encouraging start to his career, finding only the useful Mister Miyagi too strong on hurdles bow at Taunton in November. He rates the type to do better still and gets the nod to go one place better, with Pure Vision, … Continue reading

Selections for the Pacafi100 – 10th April 2016 Nothing qualified for our bet today. Leopardstown looked enticing but heavy ground plus first time out runners for Aidan O’Brien makes it hard to be certain about anything… The Racing Horse is conscious of our lack of profit for April, be assured of our best efforts … Continue reading

Selections for the Pacafi100 – 9th April 2016 Timeform Mardaale got firmly back on track at Haydock last month and can land a second success over hurdles. Mo Chailin and Theatre Act both have to bounce back from disappointing runs but are the only conceivable dangers. Mardale is 17lbs clear of her nearest rival … Continue reading