York Festival

Some great racing including the Dante on Thursday where the Derby Fav Midterm runs.

Golden Horn won last year before going on to awesomeness

Last years Dante

One of my favourite meetings of the year. I always make money at York and looking at tomorrow's card I expect to win again. I gave neigh a 20/1 winner there 2 years ago

chicken n chips wrote: One of my favourite meetings of the year. I always make money at York and looking at tomorrow's card I expect to win again. I gave neigh a 20/1 winner there 2 years ago

Bwahahaha...... It must be so rare that you remember 2 years on.............

Magi wrote:

chicken n chips wrote: One of my favourite meetings of the year. I always make money at York and looking at tomorrow's card I expect to win again. I gave neigh a 20/1 winner there 2 years ago

Bwahahaha...... It must be so rare that you remember 2 years on.............

I can remember what happened 20 years ago, don't you start like that trouble maker :lol:

Lol.....no problem Hoender. I tired....been arm wrestling with vendors for two days now..got 50 bar to spend...all want their pound of flesh.

Is the York festival not in August with the running of the Ebor Handicap and the Nunthorpe the day before. Or is this York festival a separate festival from the Ebor one ?

naresh wrote: Is the York festival not in August with the running of the Ebor Handicap and the Nunthorpe the day before. Or is this York festival a separate festival from the Ebor one ?

3 day Dante meeting

Opener looks an extremely competitive race, 3 or even 4 have a huge shout. Don't leave out Silvery Moon in the tricast.

Spanish Squeeze for me 9/2

[/ol]Frankie should win on both Magical Memory and So Mi Dar

naresh wrote: Is the York festival not in August with the running of the Ebor Handicap and the Nunthorpe the day before. Or is this York festival a separate festival from the Ebor one ?

THE three-day Dante festival is likely to kick off on ground on the quick side of good on Wednesday after only light drizzle fell in the York area on Tuesday.

The Knavesmire was on the northern edge of a weather front passing through the middle of the country on Tuesday and there is a possibility the ground could ease a little by post time but not by much.

Clerk of the course William Derby, who postponed watering because of the rain threat, said: "We've had some steady drizzle today but only about 2mm in total as of 6pm. This may continue into the early hours of the morning and there are some rain clouds around but we're not forecast vast amounts.

"The course is in a good position to take it and a clear day is forecast for Wednesday with temperatures around 16C."

The seven-race card commences at 2.10, with Wednesday's feature race, the Musidora Stakes, taking place at 3.45.

Spanish Squeeze
George Bowen
Magical Memory
So Mi Dar
Powderhorn
Kananee
Two Jabs