24th November 2016
WOW What A Week For Rob And His Family…
“Hi I was wondering if you could pass on my message to James of Super Lucky 15 service. I only joined about 7 days ago and he has already made me over £2000 profit am so happy with his service and would like to thank him as he has made mine and my family's Christmas a very exciting one to look forward too this year. The service is amazing and the best I have been with yet and I have used many. Great value for money very low cost for big pay days absolutely love it please send this on to him.” Thanks Rob
Rob and other members experienced over 400 points profit in just 7 days…
Wednesday 16th November = +203.64 pts profit
Thursday 17th November = -20 pt loss
Friday 18th November = +166.88 pts profit
Saturday 19th November = -10 pt loss
Sunday 20th November = -15pt loss
Monday 21st November = +8 pt profit
Tuesday 22nd November = +75.12 pts profit
The above doesn’t really tell the full story. On Friday the horse that didn’t win lost by a nose, and denied members a +700 point payout… but that big JACKPOT win is so close!
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Hi ,
Three-year-old King's Best colt Ennaadd is improving fast and ran away with the £40,000 Listed British Stallion Studs EBF Hyde Stakes at Kempton Park last Wednesday.
Trained by Roger Varian and owned by Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum, Ennaadd was confidently ridden by Jack Mitchell in the mile Polytrack contest on his first start since April 2 following a setback.
He broke well and was settled in fifth on the inside as Havre De Paix took the seven-strong field along at a strong pace.
Ennaadd progressed to third before turning for home and cruised up to challenge in the straight, taking the lead with a furlong and a half to race and going clear before being eased in the closing stages.
The 5/2 second favourite beat 16/1 shot You're Fired (Karl Burke/Joey Haynes) by two and three quarter lengths, with another length back to the 11/10 favourite Sovereign Debt (David Nicholls/Declan McDonagh), runner-up in last season's All-Weather Mile Championships Conditions Stakes, who kept on but struggled with the hot pace.
His winning time of 1m 36.45s was below the standard time and much the fastest comparatively of the evening at Kempton Park.
Ennaadd, bred by Darley, has now won on his last four starts, which have all come over a mile on Polytrack at Lingfield Park, Chelmsford City and Kempton Park (twice).
Tonight's race was the first of four Fast-Track Qualifiers for the £150,000 Sunbets All-Weather Mile Championships Conditions Stakes at Lingfield Park on All-Weather Championships Finals Day, Good Friday, April 14 and Ennaadd has gained a free guaranteed place in the line-up.
Roger Varian commented: "Ennaadd is a nice horse and we have liked him for quite a long time.”
"A small set-back meant he missed the summer and we will make sure he is sound and healthy before deciding what to do next with him.”
"It is good that he has qualified for the All-Weather Championships Final, which is an attractive option but quite a long way off.”
"Plans can be loose for the moment and there is no rush. I think he is a miler - he has a very good turn of foot and a high cruising speed.”
"The owner has been very patient and Ennaadd should become a very nice horse next year.”
Sceau Royal is fully expected to go very close in the Fighting Fith Hurdle at Newcastle on Saturday.
Yours In Sport!
The Colonel
