2.35 Redcar
Ubedizzy 1pt each-way AND 1pt win @ 16/1 (Bet Victor, Stan James, Betpack.com, guaranteed, 14/1 generally guaranteed)
Pryers Princess 1pt each-way AND 1pt win @ 16/1 (Skybet, Boylesports, SeanieMac.com, guaranteed, 14/1 Betfair Sportsbook, independents, guaranteed)
I wasn't particularly impressed with the finishing effort of Prince Bonnaire first time out, and I made a note to oppose him if a short price on his second start. Lo and behold, he is best priced 11/10 in this week looking maiden. When I say weak, those that have race haven't shown a lot, but we can only make a judgement based on pedigree analysis, sales prices and jockey bookings about those who are unraced. A couple of them take the eye and we'll support them.
Noel Wilson is having a good season with his two year olds, and it is noticeable that most of them know their job well first time out. He had a 40/1 shot race first time up the other day that is bred for a lot further (probably a 3yo handicapper over 1m4f) but was able to lead early on before fading. That's a good sign to me, and he has a couple of decent 2yo fillies in his yard too. His Captain Rio colt Ubedizzy is speedily bred, with the dam half sister to a sprint winner Captain Chaos. His sire does well with soft ground sprinters and on paper he makes plenty of appeal. The booking of Graham Gibbons looks a positive.
Pryer's Princess represents a yard not noted for two year old winners, but she wasn't cheap at £18,000 and she takes the eye with some of her relatives quit decent. The stable have booked top 3lb claimer Jason Hart, which looks interesting to me given he sometimes rides Noel Wilson's juveniles, and she has attracted support this morning. I think the soft ground might suit looking at her pedigree and although she may need further in time, there's a chance she might just be better than this lot and class could see her through.
Profit & loss: day: -6.00 / month: +70.95 / year: +158.25
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