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Flat Ten To Follow 2019 Who are Cleeve Racing? Who we are and how we started Member selections - the science Cleeve Racing morphed out of a private members service to launch and the strategy commercially in May 2011. Since that time they have booked a profit We use a 12-stage algorithm that rates every runner in the field which averaging 100 points every year and become one of the UK’s best known determines a shortlist to our form team and gives us an idea of the betting services. shape of the race. This then is put through an in-depth form analysis under race conditions and with an eye to betting tissues. What our members get A high-quality form-based service covering every class 2 race and above Transparent Results run during the season. Cleeve are a selective service with members This probably sounds too good to be true, but we are 100% open, honest receiving 5-6 selections a week with staking advice. The service includes and transparent with our results. Unlike many services we publish every full coverage of all the major Festivals and Antepost bets. It also includes bet we place, not just our winners. It’s the only way our members can Highway 50 which is an analysis of the key 50 trends races leading up to develop trust in our integrity and have confidence in the method behind Royal Ascot. Members also get our bi-weekly Notebook Horses. our selections approach which generates long term, consistent profits. Cleeve Racing | cleeveracing.com Introduction Hello and welcome to our annual Flat Season 10 to Follow guide. We have tried to stay away from the obvious like Too Darn Hot, Enable, Ten Sovereigns and Stradivarius as they are pretty obvious anyway and likely to be overbet when they run due to their popularity with the punters. There are some horses that must improve but have shown they have the potential to do so. There are lively outsiders for the 1000 and 2000 Guineas, a contender for the Cup races and several Royal Ascot hopefuls. There are also a couple that we don’t expect to see until later in the year, so hopefully, the list will continue to bear fruit all season long. Obviously, you need to make sure each horse is racing under its optimal conditions before deciding whether to or not to have a bet, but these lists are more about a bit of fun and interest rather than serious betting tools. But why not set up a tracker in ATR or Geegeez or Sporting Life and add all 10, it will be an interesting process for you to follow their development through the season, and it will add a different dimension to your punting knowledge and who knows, you might just make a few quid. Enjoy! Best wishes for the season, The Cleeve Team Cleeve Racing | cleeveracing.com Skitter Scatter She stepped up to 7f and impressively has become” and she goes into the landed a Group 3 by a couple of break with a wealth of experience in lengths and followed up in even more the bag. She looks very uncomplicated Age 3 (Foaled 4th April 2016) impressive fashion in a group 2 at the Trainer - P J Prendergast and genuine. She has a beautiful Sex - Filly Curragh. She went off the 7/2 fav for action that shows she is effective on Sire - Scat Daddy the Group One Moyglare which is a ground ranging from yielding to good Dam - Dane Street historically strong guide to the 1,000 to firm and I think Newmarket will Owner - Anthony Rogers & Mrs Sonia Rogers Guineas. She didn’t break as well she suit her. The market seemed to ignore usually does and raced mid-div off a her a bit which is probably a nod to strong pace, 3 furlongs out she have her less fashionable connections and When Skitter Scatter started the more effective over a longer trip. been a big price in running as she she is widely available at 10/1 for the season finishing 3rd in a pretty She stepped up in both class and trip came off the bridle and looked to be 1,000 Guineas and I can’t help feeling ordinary maiden at Dundalk nobody and was 3rd in a listed event behind finding nothing, but with a furlong and that if she was owned by Ballydoyle thought she would end up the winter Servalan and Chicas Amigas who are a half to run her stamina came into and trained by Aiden O’Brien she favourite for the first Guineas classic. both useful and although she was one play and she made 3 or 4 lengths up would be half those odds at best. However, her next run when she beat of the first off the bridle she stayed on the leaders and then ran away from the highly rated colt Sergei Prokofiev on very gutsily. Making her debut in them in the final 100 yards to win from the Aiden O’Brien stable (4/9 group company she finished second to going away. Trip – 1m - 10 furlongs fav) she raised a few eyebrows and the So Perfect with a performance which Grade – Group 1 manner of her victory over 5 furlongs again suggested there was still more to Paddy Prendergast after the race said Going – Yielding to Good to Firm strongly suggested she would be even come over further. he was 2asyounded by how good she Cleeve Racing | cleeveracing.com Madhmoon instantaneous and he picked up the fast ground action, it was noticeable leaders with ease before going clear. that when Chris Hayes asked him He was made a 10/1 chance for the to quicken, when the answer was Age 3 (Foaled 29th March 2016) not instantaneous he more or less Trainer - K Prendergast Guineas going into the winter break on Sex - Colt the back of those performances. accepted it and put his whip down, Sire - Dawn Approach He reappeared in the Listed 2,000 giving the impression that he wasn’t Dam - Aaraas Guineas trial at Leopardstown and fully tuned up. Owner - Hamdan Al Maktoum while he was narrowly beaten by As a result he has drifted to 25/1 Aiden O’Briens Say No More there are with some firms but is still as short some good reasons to suspect that as 14’s with others. The one slight There are plenty of reasons for Opera House firmly in his place, he will turn that form around. First of concern I have is as I said before he thinking this beautifully bred son travelling smoothly behind the leaders all he was giving 3lbs to the winner wasn’t overly big as a 2-year-old and of Dawn Approach could be a lively before cutting them down with a so should turn the form around at he doesn’t appear to have grown a lot outsider in the 2,000 Guineas and he withering burst of pace to go clear level weights. Secondly the winner over the winter. looks to have the ability to be a player and win by 3 lengths. He repeated had already had a run so brought in the all the big 1-1 ¼ mile division the feat in the Group 2 Juvenile an important fitness advantage into races in the colts classic division this Champions at the same course with a the race. And, probably the biggest Trip – 1m to 10 furlongs season. pretty copybook performance. Settled factor, it was the first time that he had Grade – Group 1 and 2 just behind the leaders he travelled encountered soft ground. He is not Going –Good & Good to Firm He burst onto the scene at sweetly and when Chris Hayes over big and is a good mover with a Leopardstown where he put Sydney asked him the response was again Cleeve Racing | cleeveracing.com Emblazoned connections probably decided that He is currently rated 106 but is well it was to the colt’s advantage to give worth keeping an eye on as he could him a break and wait for next season. be up to group class, so if he does go Age 4 (Foaled 23rd April 2015) TrainerJ H M Gosden down the handicap route his current Sex Colt He started out over 7 furlongs but mark will look generous. Sire Invincible Spirit was then dropped back in trip to Dam Sendmylovetorose 6 furlongs, however, his breeding Owner H R H Princess Haya of Jordan strongly suggests he could be more effective over 7 furlongs and even get Trip – 6 - 7 furlongs a mile and with a year on his back he’ll Grade – Class 1 handicaps possibly Emblazoned looks to be a colt with Sands of Mali despite being a bit keen tend to settle better as he is a strong Group 3 plenty of potential for improvement and racing away from where the pace traveller and tended to be a bit free. Going – Good and Good to Firm based on what he has shown on of the race developed. He then went I think he is capable of better than he the track so far. He has only had to Royal Ascot and ran a fine 3rd in the has shown to date and it’s the type the 5 runs and started outings in Commonwealth Cup behind Eqtidaar of profile that John Gosden likes to fairly modest company and recorded and Sands of Mali, he wasn’t seen out target the top handicaps with so it a couple of bloodless victories at again after and this could be indicative wouldn’t surprise me at all to see him Lingfield and Yarmouth before being ofa slight problem or that there were in the Wokingham at next year’s Royal stepped up significantly in class at no suitable opportunities..