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Nah
support no chi chi and we nah support no raper - Walthamstow Report
30 Jan 2007
Most of this evening’s races
consisted of an evening Bags card, with few highlights.
The first event was won by Kinda
Busy who won a bunch finish after Redec King ran ca 490m
after running as wide as possible on this 475m race. The 2nd
race was taken by Lens Return, who produced his best break to
date. Despite a bump at the first, he ran away from his field here.
The well supported Matomi Sparkle would seem to be looking
for the Edgware straights.
The thrilling hurdles event was
slung away by the high jumping, and possibly not 100% sound, Windgap
Henry. Omeugo
Mison won for the prolific top trainer Dickie Hawkes.
The A7 was won by the Seamus Cahill
trained Poacher Man in runaway fashion. Despite a slow start,
he took up the running at half way and ran away from the
“trees”.
Ciarans Prince
was another winner for the prolific top trainer Dickie Hawkes when
leading at the 4th turn and winning the dreadful S4.
Ciarans Prince missed the break, but showed some fair
EP.
Stress Relief
returned from season to land a modest A7 for the Puzey Kennel.
Funcheon Rebel
was a strongly backed favourite who made all to land the A6. Run
Along ran along and nearly caught the weakening favourite. Keen
For More was another winning favourite in the A6. He broke well
and made all. He comfortably held Google Ruby, who was
outpaced to the first, but stayed on.
Old Jamaikey
dissed his rivals and teked his rivals to pieces. His rivals never
gwan a look in. He has pace in abundance and has time to wait for
his rivals to catch him up at various points in his races.
Sophie Rose
won well in the A3, she did not face too much competition in truth. Eye
Onthe Flame broke modestly and led at the first to win the A4. Mystical
Music was bumped on the run up and 2nd and ran on
well to be beaten only half a length. In a race that lacked EP, Perceptive
Pacey was always going to figure here. After a few disappointing
runs, he led up and was unimpressive in beating Bell Classic, who
broke ok and held every chance.
The last went the way of the well backed Hoylake Claire, who
ruined her rivals after a tardy start.
Thanks to Elephant Man (There’s a small chance
that he may not be reading this) for inspiring an Old Jamaikey
related headline. I’m not sure quite what it means, but who gives
a *uck?
One to watch
Old Jamaikey (I
like this "spirited" performer)
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