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**Palmersears** · **05-03-09**, **10:28 PM**

Trainers appear to be taking a while to get warmed up it would appear, nothing again today

Firstly, tomorrow's trainers to watch entries:

J R Cornwall:

3:05 Leicester- Log On Intersky

4:50 Leicester- Kercabellec

EDIT:

Upon closer inspection I've found one trend for today, in the last at Leicester, the 2m Thrusters Hunters' Chase. Of the eight previous renewals, all but one (88%) have been won by a horse aged 10 or 11 (Won last year by a 7 year old). This immediately cuts the field down to two runners, Man From Highworth and The Sneakster. Given that the biggest SP ever to win the race has only ever been greater than 10/1 once (The same horse that won at 7 last year), we can rule out The Sneakster who is far too big at 50/1. This leaves us with Man From Highworth to fight our statistical cause for today.

Selection- 5:25 Leicester- Man From Highworth

05-03-09, 10:28 PM	#7 (permalink)
Palmersears Mmmmm Hayley Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Manchester	Trainers appear to be taking a while to get warmed up it would appear, nothing again today Firstly, tomorrow's trainers to watch entries: J R Cornwall: 3:05 Leicester- Log On Intersky 4:50 Leicester- Kercabellec EDIT: Upon closer inspection I've found one trend for today, in the last at Leicester, the 2m Thrusters Hunters' Chase. Of the eight previous renewals, all but one (88%) have been won by a horse aged 10 or 11 (Won last year by a 7 year old). This immediately cuts the field down to two runners, Man From Highworth and The Sneakster. Given that the biggest SP ever to win the race has only ever been greater than 10/1 once (The same horse that won at 7 last year), we can rule out The Sneakster who is far too big at 50/1. This leaves us with Man From Highworth to fight our statistical cause for today. Selection- 5:25 Leicester- Man From Highworth Last edited by Palmersears; 06-03-09 at 11:43 AM..