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Thursday 27 May 2010 8:26 pm  |  Updated:  Friday 31 May 2019 10:54 am

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Henry Cecil is still going great guns and his LORD SHANAKILL (5%) has a massive chance dropped in grade in the Group 3 Timeform Jury Stakes at Haydock (3.30pm) tomorrow. BARSHIBA (5%) will probably be a short price to win the 3.00pm at the Lancashire track but she should be adding additional black-type to her pedigree.

Once upon a time you could be confident of picking a winner at Beverley but long gone are those days. The course has been “adjusted” and no longer is it profitable to go for a high draw on the sprint track. Some so called “experts” have said how great it is that there is no longer a bias, what stupidity. I haven’t found a straight flat track with no wind or uniform going. The beauty about our racing is that it is heterogeneous and long may it remain so.

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