French robbers Calandagan will be crowned in King George

Ascot is the main port of calling this Saturday for a high class card that features a middle -range middle distance race, group one King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes (16:10).

Last year, the booty claimed by France Goliath, who ran out of an impressive winner under Christophe Soumillon for coach Francis-Henri Graffard.

I like that the prize can travel again across the channel again, and once again to the graffard yard, belongs to Calandagan.

The memory of his demolition of his rival in King Edward VII bet on Royal Ascot a little more than a year ago was still relatively fresh, and he almost took a record on the track into two-short-two when it dropped only half a long time to Anmate in the championship bet last October.

While he was beaten by his vehicle that was operating, Jan Bruueghel, in the Coronation Cup this season, the horse was given a perfect journey, and Calandagan looked very nervous in Epsom’s unique camber.

Since then, Calandagan has been an impressive winner of the Grand Prix de Saint Cloud, and I think he can reverse forms from Epsom on a clear track -clearly he loved, with more than 15/8 more than a fair price.

The heat of the big bet today is the international handicap (3.00 afternoon), where we look beautiful with the 40/1 ante-post selection last week last week Northern Express.

Ante-post betting is about taking a large price and watching your horse becomes much shorter, so with the cost of Michael Dods now with the best price 14/1, we look good.

I want to add other options in this big field, with Ian Williams who was trained Aalto.

The Bunbury Newmarket Cup, walking two weeks ago, saw the main form line here, and Aalto ran a large race to finish second behind our victory selection more thunder.

After winning in last year’s race, he only went down with the nose this time and now officially five pounds well ranked here only 91.

He also has a shape in this contest, completing more than two lengths behind the Northern Express 12 months ago, despite experiencing many problems in running.

It is interesting that he returned here from the sign of a higher pound, and with William Buick ordered, I want to receive 6/1 offered.

In the following handicap (3.35 pm) above the Ascot straight mile, TEROOMM It could be a group horses disguised as a handicapper.

Roger three-year-old variant won a win-trick victory at the start of the season with a pattern player style and was expelled from 9/1 for Britannia in Royal Ascot.

There is nothing right for him there, because he was caught without space when trying to make progress on the rails.

He is better than what his position suggests and can offer a good value at 8/1.

I have the last one of the arrows to be thrown on the Ascot card Tango at midnight In Putri Margaret betting (1.40 in the afternoon).

This horse has improved with each of the three runs to date.

He settled the last time in Newmarket, and supported the new newbury Super Sprint winner, Anthelia under the hand and riding heel when finishing in third.

Godolphin dance for music looks a decent favorite, but he has not been seen since winning in May and on 14/1 I preferred with Ed Walker’s Filly.

Pointers Saturday

Tango Midnight E/W 1.40pm Ascot

Aalto e/w 3.00pm ascot

Teroomm E/W 3.35pm Ascot

Calandagan 4.10PM Ascot

Already suggested

Northern Express 40/1 3.00pm Ascot