Tom Stanley is here to summarise the best podcast bets from Day 2 of the York Ebor Festival…
Just about my favourite festival kicks off tomorrow and we’re here to preview each day of York’s Ebor meeting.
The ITV races from days 1 & 2 are covered below whilst we’ll be back on Thursday at 11am for days 3 & 4.
We start with the race of the week.
Ebor Festival Day 1 & 2 🚨@_tomstanley_ is joined by @sjracingmedia & @mdeasy85 as the lads go in search of more winners at York this week ✅
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Not the greatest renewal, and both Steve and I want a 3-year-old on side. Magical Lagoon is unbeaten at the trip, and she’ll do for me whilst Steve fancies Tuesday who is worth another go now back against her own sex. Deasy is with Lilac Road, the biggest price of the trio.
Deasy and I can’t see past Dramatised, who was very impressive in the Queen Mary. Steve is questioning the form of that a little, though and would rather play Kinta at the prices.
Hannon has a good record in this, and Steve likes the chances of Shouldvebeenaring. Fahey also has a good record in the race, and his Dare To Hope had little chance against a good thing last time.
Both Deasy and I give a solid chance to Northern Express, who looks ready for the step back up to a mile. Steve makes the case for last year’s winner Cruyff Turn off a similar mark.
Too trappy for me. Steve thinks Voodoo Queen is the overpriced one, whilst Deasy can’t see past the likely favourite.
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I’m against Baaeed at the prices and want to back his stable companion without the favourite and win and place. Steve is effectively sitting it out from a betting perspective whilst Deasy is with the Irish Guineas winner without Baaeed.
Big field and not easy. Plenty about this should suit Mondammej, argues Steve, and I agree he’s a big price. Three on side for Deasy, including the two outsiders of the field.
Mill Stream was beaten last time, but Steve likes his trainer and the horse’s chance. Deasy and I liked what Chaldean did last time. No strong opinions in truth.
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Hard to oppose the favourite, and that is where Deasy and Steve are looking. For the sake of being different, I felt Deauville Legend was a little overpriced.
Zoffee for Steve, who has had a good season for Hugo Palmer. Split stakes Frankenstella for Deasy whilst I’ll chance Priano up in trip.
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