Mad Ginger Alice to outclass seven rivals in the Maiden Stakes over a mile of Kempton polytrack today, unopposable.With three places on offer my first thought was to find a genuine each-way proposition, there isn't one and Olivia Maylam-trained Mad Ginger Alice, mount of extremely proficient Kirsty Milczarek, is the definitive 'yankee anchor' on a day which affords several opportunities.Another 'safe' inclusion on the first of November is Starboard, one of twelve 'decs' for division one of the Maiden Stakes over seven furlongs at Redcar where champion jockey Paul Hanagan has seven rides; he's determined to retain the title he won for the fist time last season.
Starboard will be ridden by Robert Havlin for John Gosden, whose two-year-olds have actually been winning the majority of maidens during the past fortnight. How often this is the case and plenty of shrewdies will have latched onto this glaring statistic.'Big John' exercises patience. Mind you, with rich owners that's possible. At an average cost of £65 a day the minnows have little chance and it's a bit like them playing 'three card brag' against a millionaire playing 'blind!'
Once-raced, Starboard achieved a time-handicap mark that wins this-type race nineteen times out of twenty and so get on and let your bookie know you have been.Mark Johnston-trained Peter Anders could make it third time lucky in division two, ridden by Frederick Tylicki!Stable-jockey Silvestre de Souza, chasing Hanagan with great determination, is unavailable; he'll be sitting on a plane as you read this, returning from his Melbourne Cup ride on Fox Hunt, for Johnston!Main rival to Peter Anders is Personal Touch, mount of Paul Hanagan!
SELECTIONS
RACE 1 (#7) STARBOARD
RACE 2 (#4) PETER AMDERS (e.w.)
RACE 24 (#9) BEAUCHAMP XIARA (e.w.)
RACE 26 (#7) MAD GINGER ALICE
