Harry Eustace

Time for sandals here.

For Harry Eustace.

In around the six to one mark.

Got absolutely no run.

Whether he decides to run Alfa or Sun Goddess, it's going to be very interesting.

The Flying Five is at 3.25 and I thought Time for Sandals was very, very unlucky in the Nantorp and I think it could be a strike for Britain in the Flying Five for Harry Eustace.

I think Time for Sandals could win the Flying Five.

It's going to be cracking weekend at Leperstown and the Curragh.

And before the big event, we have got the London mile series final 70 grand pot.

Obviously anyone who's been watching on racing TV or in a paddy bear shop over the winter, lots of these London mile series qualifiers and Cavolo Nero for Harry Eustace is our four to one favorite.

Like pretty much every one of these has got course and distance form because of the context of the race.

Victory Ace looking for a four-timer for John Butler is 11-2, 13-2 Warrior Mode for Mark Prescott and Dylan Hogan, who's having a good run of things, Mark Prescott, an 8-1 Nikovo.

It won't bother them too much from that point of view when she's already won at the highest level, but oh my God, excruciating at times for her.

Uh, and, but definitely I think Harry Eustace, they've got a fun autumn ahead with her on the evidence of this.

I think she's very, very much, uh, in a good groove based on what she showed there.

I know she's been beaten this season on, what, five or six runs, but that was a monster effort I thought from her in the circumstances, albeit horses were coming back to her at the right time, and it maybe just helped her inflate her position.

I think from a pricing point of view, time for Sandals is far too big.

Harry Eustace, his trainer, I really like.

He's four from 14 in the last fortnight.

And time for Sandals has spent the whole season struggling, really, not really running very well.

Yeah, that can't win, can it? No chance.

So, Anna, the other one was Harry Eustace's filly, Shimmering Sun.

Shimmering Sun,

yeah?

Possibly running anything between good to firm and heavy ground.

Who knows by the time we get to 150.

The Harry's Half Million then is up next.

Six furlongs the year at the distance.