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 Always an incredibly difficult event, because trying to cross reference formlines including from the home team, from Japan, the USA and Europe, is a real test of anyone's skills. Last year the home defence was thoroughly eclipsed, with only Switzerland, for the Seemar team, winning. Japan took five races, (including a dead heat with John Gosden's Lord North), Ado McGuinness's globetrotter A Case of You was the Irish scorerand Country Grammer took the World Cup for the US. The Japanese have a strong hand again, to put it mildly, with 27 entries including eight in the World Cup finale.  Look out for enhanced place terms as we get nearer to racetime. As this was penned and published, on Wednesday and Thursday, prices may have changed significantly nearer race time! I've not previewed the Arab race due to, I confess, my ignorance, but late word from the street suggests Barrakka from stall four could outrun 14/1 GODOLPHIN MILE: This went to BATHRAT LEON last year in what wa...

 Hi all, thanks for visiting!. I'm a huge horse racing fan and have followed the sport for nigh on 40 years. I don't work for any horse racing firm nor am sponsored by any, purely an amateur enthusiast. I have developed my own system for finding winners, but these in this post are not part of any system, just, I hope, very good prospects. You'll see a lot of horses to follow blogs in similar vein, but most or all will look almost exclusively for Group and Classic winners. Yes there are some of these in here, but I'd like to think this covers a cross section of horses of all abilities and levels. So, I think these ten horses (plus a couple with more than honourable mentions) have chances of winning races, from Classics to Class Five handicaps, hopefully they'll yield a few winners along the way, but, as always, only my personal views and if you ever bet any of them, bet responsibly, please, and don't blame me if it goes the wrong way! Now, in alphabetical order, ...