Charlton R4 BRUCE LAMPARD - CUP DAY FANATICS CLASSIC (3yo NR 48 to 59 PBD Mobile)

Race comment

OVERVIEW: It's a crying shame this ultra-intriguing 3YO co-feature didn't sneak its way into the Quad because it's one event where we can really spread the net given six of the 10 can win without surprising at all. There's an argument to suggest he steps up sharply in grade here and he has a shocking alley to contend with but there was something about the last start success from URBADBOY (6) at his first run for Kelvin Barker which followed a super trial win which makes you believe he's a very nice pacer in the making. Given he may be risked by bookies a little courtesy of the factors playing against him he looms as the best likely betting proposition though THE SPORTZ STAR (3) also appears well above average and appears as the leader from his tidy gate. The 'class' horse engaged based particularly on his stunning debut triumph is GEE SMITH (9) and his last start failure was crazily inconclusive so he also gets a guernsey in our Early Quads along the beautifully bred brother of Motu Crusader and Motu Meteor MOTU TIGERS EYE (7) who'd couldn't have done any more than he did when prevailing on debut. If you're feeling particularly stingy then you could call it quits there but smaller, serious winnign hopes also go to LIZZADRO (8) and MAJALINER (10) as well. EARLY SPEED: 3 (Likely Leader) + 2,4 + 1,7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: It's a crying shame this ultra-intriguing 3YO co-feature didn't sneak its way into the Quad because it's one event where we can really spread the net given six of the 10 can win without surprising at all. There's an argument to suggest he steps up sharply in grade here and he has a shocking alley to contend with but there was something about the last start success from URBADBOY (6) at his first run for Kelvin Barker which followed a super trial win which makes you believe he's a very nice pacer in the making. Given he may be risked by bookies a little courtesy of the factors playing against him he looms as the best likely betting proposition though THE SPORTZ STAR (3) also appears well above average and appears as the leader from his tidy gate. The 'class' horse engaged based particularly on his stunning debut triumph is GEE SMITH (9) and his last start failure was crazily inconclusive so he also gets a guernsey in our Early Quads along the beautifully bred brother of Motu Crusader and Motu Meteor MOTU TIGERS EYE (7) who'd couldn't have done any more than he did when prevailing on debut. If you're feeling particularly stingy then you could call it quits there but smaller, serious winnign hopes also go to LIZZADRO (8) and MAJALINER (10) as well. EARLY SPEED: 3 (Likely Leader) + 2,4 + 1,7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: It's a crying shame this ultra-intriguing 3YO co-feature didn't sneak its way into the Quad because it's one event where we can really spread the net given six of the 10 can win without surprising at all. There's an argument to suggest he steps up sharply in grade here and he has a shocking alley to contend with but there was something about the last start success from URBADBOY (6) at his first run for Kelvin Barker which followed a super trial win which makes you believe he's a very nice pacer in the making. Given he may be risked by bookies a little courtesy of the factors playing against him he looms as the best likely betting proposition though THE SPORTZ STAR (3) also appears well above average and appears as the leader from his tidy gate. The 'class' horse engaged based particularly on his stunning debut triumph is GEE SMITH (9) and his last start failure was crazily inconclusive so he also gets a guernsey in our Early Quads along the beautifully bred brother of Motu Crusader and Motu Meteor MOTU TIGERS EYE (7) who'd couldn't have done any more than he did when prevailing on debut. If you're feeling particularly stingy then you could call it quits there but smaller, serious winnign hopes also go to LIZZADRO (8) and MAJALINER (10) as well. EARLY SPEED: 3 (Likely Leader) + 2,4 + 1,7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: It's a crying shame this ultra-intriguing 3YO co-feature didn't sneak its way into the Quad because it's one event where we can really spread the net given six of the 10 can win without surprising at all. There's an argument to suggest he steps up sharply in grade here and he has a shocking alley to contend with but there was something about the last start success from URBADBOY (6) at his first run for Kelvin Barker which followed a super trial win which makes you believe he's a very nice pacer in the making. Given he may be risked by bookies a little courtesy of the factors playing against him he looms as the best likely betting proposition though THE SPORTZ STAR (3) also appears well above average and appears as the leader from his tidy gate. The 'class' horse engaged based particularly on his stunning debut triumph is GEE SMITH (9) and his last start failure was crazily inconclusive so he also gets a guernsey in our Early Quads along the beautifully bred brother of Motu Crusader and Motu Meteor MOTU TIGERS EYE (7) who'd couldn't have done any more than he did when prevailing on debut. If you're feeling particularly stingy then you could call it quits there but smaller, serious winnign hopes also go to LIZZADRO (8) and MAJALINER (10) as well. EARLY SPEED: 3 (Likely Leader) + 2,4 + 1,7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: It's a crying shame this ultra-intriguing 3YO co-feature didn't sneak its way into the Quad because it's one event where we can really spread the net given six of the 10 can win without surprising at all. There's an argument to suggest he steps up sharply in grade here and he has a shocking alley to contend with but there was something about the last start success from URBADBOY (6) at his first run for Kelvin Barker which followed a super trial win which makes you believe he's a very nice pacer in the making. Given he may be risked by bookies a little courtesy of the factors playing against him he looms as the best likely betting proposition though THE SPORTZ STAR (3) also appears well above average and appears as the leader from his tidy gate. The 'class' horse engaged based particularly on his stunning debut triumph is GEE SMITH (9) and his last start failure was crazily inconclusive so he also gets a guernsey in our Early Quads along the beautifully bred brother of Motu Crusader and Motu Meteor MOTU TIGERS EYE (7) who'd couldn't have done any more than he did when prevailing on debut. If you're feeling particularly stingy then you could call it quits there but smaller, serious winnign hopes also go to LIZZADRO (8) and MAJALINER (10) as well. EARLY SPEED: 3 (Likely Leader) + 2,4 + 1,7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: It's a crying shame this ultra-intriguing 3YO co-feature didn't sneak its way into the Quad because it's one event where we can really spread the net given six of the 10 can win without surprising at all. There's an argument to suggest he steps up sharply in grade here and he has a shocking alley to contend with but there was something about the last start success from URBADBOY (6) at his first run for Kelvin Barker which followed a super trial win which makes you believe he's a very nice pacer in the making. Given he may be risked by bookies a little courtesy of the factors playing against him he looms as the best likely betting proposition though THE SPORTZ STAR (3) also appears well above average and appears as the leader from his tidy gate. The 'class' horse engaged based particularly on his stunning debut triumph is GEE SMITH (9) and his last start failure was crazily inconclusive so he also gets a guernsey in our Early Quads along the beautifully bred brother of Motu Crusader and Motu Meteor MOTU TIGERS EYE (7) who'd couldn't have done any more than he did when prevailing on debut. If you're feeling particularly stingy then you could call it quits there but smaller, serious winnign hopes also go to LIZZADRO (8) and MAJALINER (10) as well. EARLY SPEED: 3 (Likely Leader) + 2,4 + 1,7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: It's a crying shame this ultra-intriguing 3YO co-feature didn't sneak its way into the Quad because it's one event where we can really spread the net given six of the 10 can win without surprising at all. There's an argument to suggest he steps up sharply in grade here and he has a shocking alley to contend with but there was something about the last start success from URBADBOY (6) at his first run for Kelvin Barker which followed a super trial win which makes you believe he's a very nice pacer in the making. Given he may be risked by bookies a little courtesy of the factors playing against him he looms as the best likely betting proposition though THE SPORTZ STAR (3) also appears well above average and appears as the leader from his tidy gate. The 'class' horse engaged based particularly on his stunning debut triumph is GEE SMITH (9) and his last start failure was crazily inconclusive so he also gets a guernsey in our Early Quads along the beautifully bred brother of Motu Crusader and Motu Meteor MOTU TIGERS EYE (7) who'd couldn't have done any more than he did when prevailing on debut. If you're feeling particularly stingy then you could call it quits there but smaller, serious winnign hopes also go to LIZZADRO (8) and MAJALINER (10) as well. EARLY SPEED: 3 (Likely Leader) + 2,4 + 1,7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: It's a crying shame this ultra-intriguing 3YO co-feature didn't sneak its way into the Quad because it's one event where we can really spread the net given six of the 10 can win without surprising at all. There's an argument to suggest he steps up sharply in grade here and he has a shocking alley to contend with but there was something about the last start success from URBADBOY (6) at his first run for Kelvin Barker which followed a super trial win which makes you believe he's a very nice pacer in the making. Given he may be risked by bookies a little courtesy of the factors playing against him he looms as the best likely betting proposition though THE SPORTZ STAR (3) also appears well above average and appears as the leader from his tidy gate. The 'class' horse engaged based particularly on his stunning debut triumph is GEE SMITH (9) and his last start failure was crazily inconclusive so he also gets a guernsey in our Early Quads along the beautifully bred brother of Motu Crusader and Motu Meteor MOTU TIGERS EYE (7) who'd couldn't have done any more than he did when prevailing on debut. If you're feeling particularly stingy then you could call it quits there but smaller, serious winnign hopes also go to LIZZADRO (8) and MAJALINER (10) as well. EARLY SPEED: 3 (Likely Leader) + 2,4 + 1,7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: It's a crying shame this ultra-intriguing 3YO co-feature didn't sneak its way into the Quad because it's one event where we can really spread the net given six of the 10 can win without surprising at all. There's an argument to suggest he steps up sharply in grade here and he has a shocking alley to contend with but there was something about the last start success from URBADBOY (6) at his first run for Kelvin Barker which followed a super trial win which makes you believe he's a very nice pacer in the making. Given he may be risked by bookies a little courtesy of the factors playing against him he looms as the best likely betting proposition though THE SPORTZ STAR (3) also appears well above average and appears as the leader from his tidy gate. The 'class' horse engaged based particularly on his stunning debut triumph is GEE SMITH (9) and his last start failure was crazily inconclusive so he also gets a guernsey in our Early Quads along the beautifully bred brother of Motu Crusader and Motu Meteor MOTU TIGERS EYE (7) who'd couldn't have done any more than he did when prevailing on debut. If you're feeling particularly stingy then you could call it quits there but smaller, serious winnign hopes also go to LIZZADRO (8) and MAJALINER (10) as well. EARLY SPEED: 3 (Likely Leader) + 2,4 + 1,7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: It's a crying shame this ultra-intriguing 3YO co-feature didn't sneak its way into the Quad because it's one event where we can really spread the net given six of the 10 can win without surprising at all. There's an argument to suggest he steps up sharply in grade here and he has a shocking alley to contend with but there was something about the last start success from URBADBOY (6) at his first run for Kelvin Barker which followed a super trial win which makes you believe he's a very nice pacer in the making. Given he may be risked by bookies a little courtesy of the factors playing against him he looms as the best likely betting proposition though THE SPORTZ STAR (3) also appears well above average and appears as the leader from his tidy gate. The 'class' horse engaged based particularly on his stunning debut triumph is GEE SMITH (9) and his last start failure was crazily inconclusive so he also gets a guernsey in our Early Quads along the beautifully bred brother of Motu Crusader and Motu Meteor MOTU TIGERS EYE (7) who'd couldn't have done any more than he did when prevailing on debut. If you're feeling particularly stingy then you could call it quits there but smaller, serious winnign hopes also go to LIZZADRO (8) and MAJALINER (10) as well. EARLY SPEED: 3 (Likely Leader) + 2,4 + 1,7