Breeders’ Cup Betting / Editor / 06 November 2009 / Leave a comment

To kick things off on Friday we've asked our Timeform gurus to give us three of the best. They've gone through Friday's Breeders' Cup card and found us a trio of bankers for a treble.

"Rainbow View seems to have got better as the year has progressed."

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Juvenile Filles Turf

The Aidan O'Brien-trained Heart Shaped lost out in an agonising finish to the first running of the Juvenile Fillies Turf twelve months ago and Lillie Langtry, representing the same owners, looks to have sound claims of gaining revenge. The smart prospect is yet to finish out of the first 3 in a season which has yielded three wins and over £600,000 in prize money and will be right at home on the fast surface. The unbeaten pair of German challenger Junia Tepzia and House of Grace look her biggest threats.

Filly & Mares Turf

Henry Cecil's Midday is the sole non-American representative in the Filly & Mare Turf, but British-trained runners have a good record in this race in recent years, and we fancy the three-year-old to give her popular trainer his first Breeders' Cup winner. The form of her success in the Nassau Stakes at Glorious Goodwood is particularly strong, and she may have too many gears for last year's winner Forever Together and Magical Fantasy, who is two from two over course and distance.

Ladies Classic

The front-running Careless Jewel should ensure the Ladies Classic is a real test and that could set the race up nicely for one of several hold-up horses, one of whom is Rainbow View, who, much like her trainer's Breeders' Cup winner Ravens Pass twelve months ago, seems to have got better as the year has progressed. Last year's second and third, Cocoa Beach, and Music Note, have no Zenyatta to worry about this time around and seem sure to be bang in the firing line also.

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Tags: Forever Together, junia tepzia, Lillie Langtry, Magical Fantasy, Midday, Rainbow View