I thought Calatagan Adamay had him with a furlong to go. Will be dropping him back in distance. Polar Calatagan WILL beat Daring Truth, ignore his first run at Newmarket, hates the track and runs like a Donkey.

Very excited about a new miler and another 1m4f horse to be uploaded in the window.

I think it's virtually impossible for a horse to go unbeaten in the league without heavy protection from the trainer. Trialling over different ground and courses throw up different results, not wildly different but enough to change the winner.

As a trainer with no horses in the Guineas i enjoyed the races. Do i think Bob Dylan will win another 1m G1, no. BUT, this is nothing to do with the horse, it's the track. He looks like a brilliant 7f horse and i expect him to win the G1 7f's. I could be wildly wrong but Newmarket is like racing a furlong shorter. I'm sure i'll get proved wrong on this but it's my theory.

Well done on all the winners lads. As soon as the results came out the debate about front runners versus hold up horses started. Experienced trainers questioning their breeding tactics.... great stuff.

I think the reaction was hilarious. My personal opinion is that every race which my horses do not win are complete farces!

That comment backfires a bit when confederate fatale is rated 109 and heroic quest 114.

Cool. Didn't even realise. Good news. That means Confederate Fatale can get into a handicap. Thought Heroic Quest would have been up to winning off a big weight because Keith Beaky's horses will be hard to beat in the group races.

Make that 116, the Confederate Fatale race was not strongly run, im sure the winner can get rated higher off a stronger pace and a lot of the horses who finished close are flattered.

Mine was the closest of all and she will cope with a stronger pace.

I am still unable to enter higher lady in race 5 at the curragh she should be eligible but it says she isn't.

I have issues with this race to my horse Harry Potter is apparently 64 rated but when entered changed to 85.

Quick preview of the week 5 changes.

Meet my new 8f team . One will be chosen and unlike the previous horses at 7/8f these run handy . Thanks Matt!

doing same and i am clocking 138.56 for ascot good
but your will get the weight as mine are 5yo

There's a reason why I have 3 year olds Paul

i know Andy i just dont learn

The question is why your horses not running just as fast/faster at 3. I know you've been working out on maxxing potential from your previous posts on the forums. So why are your 3 year olds not running faster given the weight advantage? I know that my 4/5 year olds can't compete given the added weight. So what am I doing that's different and why does everyone keep saying the 4/5 year old versions are better. I don't understand that.

none of the horses running those times have hit the racetrack until 5yo
i am mainly working on finding a bumper horse which effectively are 1milers on flat hope that explains it
i'm killing 2 birds with the one stone
by the way its not working LUFTAZA is killing his progeny so far in trials i mean 6 or 7 lengths ahead of them
but he is producing good milers

what a small world i am breeding 8f handy horses too..
I have took your advice andy from the breeding guide post you made and was lucky to find a max potential 8f gamebred stallion i raced him for a few races and he is amazing runs handy and kills all the other gamebreds.. I have bred him with my other 8f handy horse Blazer Stallion and they produce great offspring all run handy and can beat my current league team ck times.. Just amazing that how my times improve just from breeding from a gamebred horse when my other horses our so many generations in and yet i have bred with this gamebred and the offspring can actually beat my many generation horses.. thanks for sharing some breeding tips andy..

You're welcome look forward to racing your new team soon! And actually I am breeding whatever takes my interest at the moment.. it's just Matt made an observation to me in an email and I tried it out. Looking at the last week I've bred a little of everything but the 8f horses were really an eye opener.

This is what I like to hear. How much better are the new horses, Keenan?