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Two bets, two winners. How different they were. Rewilding won as easy as you like. Rip Van Winkle was a very narrow winner, under a great ride by Johnny Murtagh.

Rip Van Winkle gatecrashed the sponsor’s party as he stole the Juddmonte International at York from under the noses of Twice Over and Byword. Prince Khalid Abdullah has long coveted a race his breeding operation has been associated with for more than 20 years, but the wait must go on as neither of his flagbearers could last the full length of the unforgiving Knavesmire straight and were overwhelmed by Aidan O’Brien’s raider with 100 yards remaining.

Rewilding shot straight to the head of the St Leger market atfollowing his impressive four length success in the Great Voltigeur Stakes at York on Wednesday. Last seen coming home to good effect in third place in the Derby, Mahmood Al Zarooni’s colt was always travelling beautifully in the hands of Frankie Dettori. They went a good gallop up front, with Harris Tweed at the head of affairs, and Johnny Murtagh was keen not to let him get too far clear on Midas Touch.

We advised all members to double their bets with Sea The Stars, at a short price but it gave a nice 25% bonus on our pay outs.

Dettori told the press:

“I met a lot of traffic problems, but I got there in the end. “I knew it was going to be a good gallop and I was afraid to set him alight. I managed to put him to sleep and it’s a question of luck then as you’re waiting for a run. Jeremy said ride him to get there as late as you can and it was coincidence that I did really. He told me to ride a race on him, but I think I overdid it a bit!”

It was a great day at York with Sea The Stars breaking the course record and winning The Juddmonte International.

Sea The Stars and Royal Destination- A Dream Double

At York on Saturday Viking members landed two huge bets. Singeur was a major bet at 5-1 who won at 9-2 under Neil Callan. Viking advised members to back Kirkless at 15/8 who was punted all the way to Evens and won readily under Frankie Dettori. A huge double was completed at York for Viking members.

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