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THE NOTEBOOK HAS LANDED 7 WINNERS IN THE LAST 8 DAYS AND IS IN GREAT FORM!
Sedgefield 1.30 Ringaringarosie (5/1)
Likeable mare who has definitely improved this season winning 4 times, 3 of which here; back from 2-month break to finish a good third back here 16 days ago; this is winnable and she should still have more to offer so looks a danger to all.
Mister Fisher landed us another winner for the Notebook yesterday, pouring it on in the closing stages. We have now notched up 7 winners in the last 8 days and couldn’t be in better form. We head to Sedgefield for our first tracker horse today and RINGARINGAROSIE looks a great bet at 5/1! She loves it here and should still have more to come off a mark of 106. Manofthemoment and Oscar Wilde both look short enough at the head of the market and the 5/1 about the selection is extremely appealing so fingers crossed.
Notebook 1
Sedgefield 1.30 Ringaringarosie (5/1)
Notebook Selection
Fontwell 3.20 Ruacana (5/1)
Rated 146 at his peak so if bouncing back to anywhere near his best will prove too good for these; won twice at Lingfield in testing ground in November and despite pulling up at Sandown last time could bounce back in this easier contest.
A tricky race so I thought it was worth chancing RUACANA to bounce back to his best. He is clearly the most talented of these and although his past couple of efforts haven’t been too compelling he will appreciate these calmer waters and if he gets himself into the race I think he’ll prove too strong at the business end. At around 5/1 it looks a chance worth taking. Marlborough Sounds ran a promising race on debut at Huntingdon but failed to back that up last time but is a danger if bouncing back on handicap bow.
Notebook 2
Fontwell 3.20 Ruacana (5/1)
Notebook Double
Here you will find our Notebook Double which is profitable to follow. Remember to back the double (and singles) to consistent stakes and you’ll always come out on top in the end. The worst thing you can do is not back them after a blank day.
