Author Topic: Lloyd Williams imports (Read 70066 times)

Steve M · « 2010-Sep-12, 04:25 PM **Reply #25** »

Mourayan maybe?

Jim Pike · « 2010-Sep-12, 04:31 PM **Reply #26** »

That's the one!! They were under a lot of pressure, jockeys pulled the whip on all 3, didn't flog them but there was no loafing, they said who the 3 were but not who was who?? so I don't know who worked the best, one come from last and ran over the others, the leader ran last, not sure if they ran time or not, wasn't that interested, nothing there that makes me think they will be competitive at the top level, this year at least!

Steve M · « 2010-Sep-12, 05:07 PM **Reply #27** »

Many thanks for that info - I did spec Mourayan so I hope you're wrong

but I'm not seeing anything too exciting at this point. I'm guessing we might see a few next in the Turnbull or the Bart Cummings 2500m? on same day I think.

calgary · « 2010-Sep-12, 05:11 PM **Reply #28** »

I'm on Mourayan too steve - hoping he was a bit cluttered up in the Craiglee and we see some big improvement in the Turnbull.

Jim Pike · « 2010-Sep-12, 05:18 PM **Reply #29** »

well it was hard to judge, Ii didn't see anything there that made me think they WOULDN'T be competitive either! the horse that won the Gallop was impressive in comparison to the other 2, but are they going any good??

Just watching Resettable in the last at Bendigo, I will bet he turns up with a Tongue tie next time he goes around!! He was playing with his tongue pre race, it was hanging out in the race you can see it easily, turned me off backing it, maybe that was the reason he blew like a gale and there was a plunge on the second fav??

Steve M · « 2010-Sep-12, 05:25 PM **Reply #30** »

Quote from: calgary on 2010-Sep-12, 05:11 PM

I'm on Mourayan too steve - hoping he was a bit cluttered up in the Craiglee and we see some big improvement in the Turnbull.

Here's hoping he can carry us both

I thought he was quite ok first up and as you say just got a bit cluttered up - he looked set to make a run but once traffic cleared he didn't come on.

Jim Pike · « 2010-Sep-19, 05:38 PM **Reply #31** »

Gee I wouldn't like to be paying the feed bill for any of his imports, letalone the purchase price, he shoulda stuck with Zabeels

Steve M · « 2010-Sep-19, 07:09 PM **Reply #32** »

I agree he should have stuck to NZ - I think you'll find most of the big spending trainers/owners will come to that realisation in a couple of years.

I actually though Mourilyan was ok given the run he had - showed he had some speed and stuck on ok. Wouldn't mind seeing how he goes in Herbert Power.

Mark · « 2010-Sep-19, 07:14 PM **Reply #33** »

Mourayan ya mean

Mourilyan died didnt he?

Steve M · « 2010-Sep-19, 09:17 PM **Reply #34** »

Correct Mark !

Steve M · « 2010-Oct-01, 08:11 AM **Reply #35** »

Williams sends Alandi home
http://www.smh.com.au/sport/horseracing/williams-sends-alandi-home-20100930-15zai.html

MagiC~* · « 2010-Oct-01, 09:44 AM **Reply #36** »

Quote from: Mark on 2010-Sep-19, 07:14 PM

Mourilyan died didnt he?

The horse that ran 3rd in the Cup last year

Authorized · « 2010-Oct-01, 11:40 AM **Reply #37** »

Quote from: Steve M on 2010-Oct-01, 08:11 AM

Williams sends Alandi home
http://www.smh.com.au/sport/horseracing/williams-sends-alandi-home-20100930-15zai.html

Bloody well incredible.

Why the hell would they have not just gone straight into the Melbourne Cup with him ?

Mark · « 2010-Oct-01, 11:48 AM **Reply #38** »

Quote from: MagiC~* on 2010-Oct-01, 09:44 AM

The horse that ran 3rd in the Cup last year

Yeah. Old news mate

MagiC~* · « 2010-Oct-01, 12:16 PM **Reply #39** »

Quote from: Mark on 2010-Oct-01, 11:48 AM

Yeah. Old news mate

I must have missed that

Steve M · « 2010-Oct-02, 03:48 PM **Reply #40** »

Calgary we're back

Well least he showed bit more and some fight !

calgary · « 2010-Oct-02, 08:15 PM **Reply #41** »

Indeed!

I wonder given his recent couple of efforts if Lloyd is thinking of leading all the way at Flemington.

Steve M · « 2010-Oct-02, 08:51 PM **Reply #42** »

Possibly he is mate - only issue could be it's likely to be in the Jumpers Flat R1

Authorized · « 2010-Nov-10, 12:03 PM **Reply #43** »

The bloke and his team know what they are doing.

Jim Pike · « 2010-Nov-10, 12:35 PM **Reply #44** »

Just had an impressive winner at Seymour in the first (September Morn)

Steve M · « 2010-Nov-10, 04:16 PM **Reply #45** »

I'll eat my hat Authorized - but I reckon he's doing it wrong he takes Europeans then trains them like Europeans. Geez for some of these good types he's purchased and got no where with I'm surprised people don't highlight that

Authorized · « 2010-Nov-10, 04:26 PM **Reply #46** »

Who are the ones that have failed ?

He is not like Chris Waller, aiming them at ordinary races.

Steve M · « 2010-Nov-10, 05:25 PM **Reply #47** »

Start with Alandi & Mourayan.

Don't think Waller ever had horses of G1 ilk and if he did I doubt he was buying/picking them - Lloyds runners are Llloyds picks.

But here's the thing - why aren't all these big spending owners looking at Japan - they are the superior stayer surely.

Authorized · « 2010-Nov-10, 05:33 PM **Reply #48** »

Alandi was without a doubt an uninspiring choice but Mourayan he's alright isn't he ?

Authorized · « 2010-Nov-10, 05:40 PM **Reply #49** »

AKZAR (IRE) (82-F)
ALANDI (IRE) (118-F)
AMBER GREY (IRE) (72-F)
AT FIRST SIGHT (IRE) (105-F)
BOLAND (IRE) (78-F)
CORNISH (IRE)
FERGUS MCIVER (IRE) (85-F)
GRAND DUCAL (IRE) (98-F)
I'M IMPOSING (GB) (87-F)
MARTIAL LAW (IRE) (76-F)
MOURAYAN (IRE) (104-F)
MUIR (GB) (86-F)
OUR ARISTOCRAT (GB) (70-F)
OUR ROCKHAMPTON (IRE)
SEPTEMBER MORN (IRE) (66-F)
STILLMAN (USA) (75-F)

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