8 Roger Varian 2yo Horses for 2019

If you like a little bit of research, you probably know the answer to this question. How many two-year-olds (2yos) has Roger Varian unleashed so far this season? 

Taking a look at our page, it reveals, at the time of writing 8 juveniles which have either won or waiting in line to journey the short distance from the paddock to the winner's enclosure. The Newmarket trainer is at the front of the queue when it comes to talented horses of all ages and the two-year-old division is worthy of closer inspection. 

 Carlburg Stables, Newmarket, Suffolk has always been the centre of excellence, going back to the days of Michael Jarvis, who mentored Varian. You can see a distinct similarity in how they train the two-year-olds. 

Please, make time to revisit the Group Horse 2019 page because Varian will be adding to his list of equine prospects.  

Let's take a quick look at the horses he has raced so far, the better if not best horses in the stable. 

The big guns:

Daahyeh

This classy daughter of Bated Breath has raced thrice at the time of writing and she hasn't really put a hoof wrong. This January foal made the most of her precocity winning at Newmarket on debut when priced 3/1 joint-favourite over 6f. Next start, saw a resplendent effort at Royal Ascot when taking the Albany Stakes (Group 3). Made 5/4f for the Duchess Of Cambridge Stakes (Group 2), connections must have been disappointed to lose against previous rival Raffle Prize when runner-up when beaten ''readily''. Varian has his eye on other big prices detailed by a list of impressive pattern entries including the Lowther Stakes (Group 2) & Moyglare Stakes (group 1).       

Pierre Lapin 

A debut winner at Haydock back in May. This son of Cappella Sansevero ran out an easy three-and-a-half length winner at odds of 1/1f. Race comment: Held up, jumped road after nearly 1f, ridden and headway over 1f out, led inside final furlong, ran on well, won going away, nice prospect (tchd 10/11). Connections have taken their time to make the second appearance, probably allowing this youngster to strengthen up. Make no mistake he is being earmarked for a number of quality races including the Gimcrack Stakes (Group 2), Champagne Stakes (Group 2), National Stakes (Group 1) & Mill Reef Stakes (Group 2). 

Sunday Sovereign 

(Group-class performer changed stables from Paddy Twomey.) Racing in the ownership of King Power Racing Co Ltd, he was sent to Carlburg Stables after disappointing favourite in the Norfolk Stakes (Group 2). Engagements including the Gimcrack Stakes (Group 2) & Mill Reef Stakes (Group 2) are on the cards.

Improvers:

Clan Royal 

Molatham 

Spreadsheet 

Most recent: 

I was quite impressed with Charming Spirit who made her debut on the 6th August 2019. This daughter of Invincible Spirit in the ownership of the Merry Fox Stud Limited. This bay filly is homebred out of an unraced mare. 

I suspect Charming Spirit needed the run on debut and we will see a much-improved performance second start.   

Where can I find the Best Horse Racing Information for Free?

I can imagine if you found this article via the search engines you are saying: ''It's not possible to get quality inside information for free.''

Well, you may have come to the right place because I am confident I can persuade you that you can do just that. You'd be surprised what you can find if you know where to look. And it's what you know and who you know which opens the door. 

For the last few years, I have run Group Horse Daily, amongst many other sports-betting platforms, which help readers identify the best two-year-old horses in training. I'm talking about the highest class of equine which hit the headlines. They have included every pattern winner you can name including the greats such as Dayjur, Lochsong & Frankel. 

Just imagine if you could identify potentially the best two-year-old horses in training from handlers large and small. Literally, name a trainer and we will identify their best horses if they have them!

Anyway, you may be thinking: ''How do I get my hands on this stuff?''

Here's the surprise, it's all on this website. 

No kidding. 

To find out more, you need to take a look at this website and read the info at hand. If you can't do that, then you are not really the kind of person we want to make use of our hard work. 

Thanks for visiting our website and I hope you enjoy this inside information that is free. 

Watch 2YO Race Replays for Free (RACING UK | AT THE RACES)

Always here to help our readers - so we've added this handy page: 2YO Race Replays (FREE). Ideal for those who love to watch past 2yo race reviews. All you need is a Sky Bet account, which you can open for a couple of pounds. Simply log on and you can click on the race replay link and watch at your leisure. 


2YO RACE REPLAYS HERE Or click on the page via the icon on the right. 

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Why is Group Horse Such an Exciting Prospect?

How many ways are there to identify a winning horse? 

Lots. Too many to mention. To be fair, when someone starts saying they have this idea to make money betting most people shut down. ''Yeah, yeah'', we've heard it all before. We'd rather search the data to find its flawed than sing the praises of something that actually works. 

I can understand that bias as I'm exactly the same. In fact, I am worse than most people because I'm not even interested in looking what someone else can do. Realistically, that is a mistake because there are a lot of people who do exceptionally well in their given niche. I don't take much notice of others work simply because I am very busy and that I am satisfied with my lot. 

Group Horse isn't an original concept. It is simply using the information at hand which is waiting to be found. 

It delves into the realm of horse trainer opinion. In that sense we know the best two-year-old race horses in training. If you can see the potential of this information then feel welcome to see what we can offer. If not, then that's fine, too. We are interested in giving value to our readers. Big race entries are nothing new. They have been part of the racing calendar for decades. They have changed a little here and there but for the most part their structure is the same. You don't need Group Horse to find this information because it is in the public domain. 

But why would you do the work when someone else does it for free? 

I had someone say: ''There's nothing new about this - it's just group entries.'' As if I didn't realise it myself. I replied in my own particular way explaining that they were correct in ways but they were forgetting a few things along the way. Mainly that if they wanted to know this information to a high standard it would take them about 100 hours to compile. Who do you know that's willing to work 100 hours for you for free? I can tell you - no one!

People see what they want, hey. I consider that all those with a negative perspective will do more harm to themselves. It doesn't concern me in the slightest.

Group Horse helps you find the best two-year-olds in training. Many before they make their debut, while others are lightly raced. By its very nature, it details every stakes, listed and group winner.

This new turf Flat season will be exciting. Seeing all those names of potential star race horses. 

Want to know the best two-year-olds in training?  Then take an interest in Group Horse Daily.