The Riddle of the 2012 Cambridgeshire

A little riddle of the 2012 Cambridgeshire, hope you enjoy

When Making Eyes at this year’s Cambridgeshire you know that finding the winner means you could be handsomely Rewarded. If you had Prince of Johanne last year you definitely were.

It is the type of race that could leave you in a Fury, you may be a Man of Action all week, hunting and gathering for clues, not unlike an early Navajo Chief.

But these big handicaps are races for which punters have Moran Gra (much love). Finding the winner will not be Swiftly Done, there is so much to Talk About, draw, ground, pace and more, enough to make your head Levitate with information.

You will fight like a King’s Warrior to get it right, his trainer will be hoping he isn’t beaten by his ex-wife’s Mull Of Killough. A Loving Spirit set sail there a few years ago.

Chill The Kite a moment, I see Mijhaar will be contesting yet another big contest, he has given Bookies Licence To Till so far this Summer, it is likely that followers will need a Credit Swap to get funds to go on again.

No chance of getting that from BancNuanahEireann, they are still talking of Boom and Bust there. It is hard to get anything even for their most Excellent Guest. There would be a better chance from a Spanish Duke in Anderiego bailing you out.

In a field of 35 silks a horse with the colours of Burano would make it easier to identify, the white coat of Jack's Revenge one that will be easy to spot. With such a large field you just hope your selection will get the Start Right.

Spa’s Dancer has shot up the handicap, but with only one win this term that is something that is likely to make his trainer Edmaaj (Ed mad).

Beware of any strong tips for this contest, anyone giving one could be like the News of the World reporter posing as an Arabian Star, but he is more than likely a Double Dealer also. One man you can usually trust in these contests is Tom Segal and he has gone for Bronze Angel.

I don’t know how Mukhadram is favourite but then again opinions on this one will vary like the distance from Dragonera to the Silvery Moon.

So to the Postscript – I think that at 40/1 last year’s runner up Stevie Thunder could be overpriced and could run into a place again with Graham Gibbons having a 50% strike rate for Ian Williams.