PPs for the Arc
 

Since I know the trek up to international is waaaay too far for some to climb :D figured I'd put these here...

http://www.amwestentertainment.com/p...s-20120007.pdf

(This is not to assume anyone doesn't know this but incase anyone is looking very quickly please remember these are not by actual post positions. I don't need to say those are the little numbers off to the side.)

(Oh wait, I just did). :p

More info like some replays, etc.,up in intl.

Good luck!

MMSC like anybody ?

Yeah I have been faithful to my hopes for Orfevre all year and will stick with him and use one of the girls, Shareta, underneath (she was 2nd last year if her name is familiar). :)

Great Heavens, who is Nathaniel's little sister, was just added in the other day and I'm not too familiar with her so will have a look but basically my sentimental picks match my realistic ones, Geekie.

I will use Bayir in the 3rd spot but not sure who else yet.

How about you?

Good racing tonight @ Randwick as well, Aus B.:)

Yeah that 7th race and forgive me for forgetting the name but whoa that is one nice field.

Good luck to you!

Will probably sit out tonight but here's hoping you do well (and my old man, Rangirangdoo, who won't win but who I do so like). :)

It's the Epsom, and I like Said Com to be in position to close at the extra distance for a price. No short prices in big fields for me.

I wish I actually had a clue - but I think I'll bet ORFEVRE

good luck !!!!!!

Sentimental pick is Masterstroke (for his sire Monsun).:)

My knowledge is barely educated here but I find myself strangly attracted to Meandre in this spot as an exacta candidate...........

This was an unbelievable race by him.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=vRh2DaAei5k

:tro: :)

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http://www.racingpost.com/news/live.sd?event_id=1008033

Arc contenders facing deteriorating conditions
By Jon Lees & Scott Burton 6:14PM 6 OCT 2012

THE QATAR Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe is set to be run in the most testing conditions for nine years after the going at Longchamp was changed from soft to very soft on Saturday.

Conditions eased after more rain fell at the track on Saturday with jockey Pat Smullen commenting: "It's soft ground but it's holding, that's when it's at its most tiring. It's hard work and slower to ride than to walk."