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Strike a chord with Bellvano – Saturday’s Tips

After tasting defeat at the hands of the highly rated Menorah over Christmas, Nicky Henderson’s Bellvano is very strongly fancied to bounce back to winning ways in the 16:15 at Newbury this afternoon.

He won’t be a fancy price, but with glowing reports eminating from the Seven Barrows work watchers he can strike with a minimum of fuss here. The 8/11 generally available seems a realistic reflection of his chances.

Later in the day, cast your eyes towards Wolverhampton’s 20:50 where Mick Channon’s unraced Nadinska can score at the first time of asking. I expect this to go off shorter than the 15/8 currently available with Bet365 and Skybet.

The win double pays a fraction short of 4/1, a price readers would be advised to take advantage of.

Finally, for those of you looking for a winner on the weekend football coupon, you could do worse than have an interest in the following treble;

Nottingham Forest to win at Doncaster
Norwich to win at Brighton
Shrewsbury to beat Hereford

This pays around the 13/2 mark with the majority of firms.

Good Luck!

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Posted 1 month ago

Lord it up with a winner at Cheltenham on Festival Trials Day

The noble Lord Oaksey, possibly the nicest man in racing, could be set for a memorable afternoon at Cheltenham as the strapping Carruthers lines up in the Gold Cup trial now known as the Argento Chase at 2.35pm.

Once a mainstay of Channel 4 Racing Lord Oaksey has been a tireless campaigner for the Injured Jockeys’ Fund for a number of years, and there’s no doubting who’ll get the biggest cheer of the day if seven year old Kayf Tara gelding Carruthers can stick his big head in front up the Cheltenham hill.

The absence of Denman (he goes for the Aon Chase at Newbury in a couple of weeks) will have disappointed the racecourse executive, but as long as the weather doesn’t strangle another keenly anticipated fixture (Clerk Simon Claisse tells me it’s forecast to be minus five tonight) they’ll be packing the stands at Prestbury Park for a meeting the crowds love.

You can’t get a hotel room for love nor money in Cheltenham tomorrow night, although depressingly my old pal Lord Culcheth will be in attendance and has already secured a duplex penthouse for the night in the town centre.

Expect the usual cougar hunting antics to be on display as he preys on any unsuspecting boozed up potential victims.

Back to the Argento though and the chances of headline selection Carruthers. He really appeals given that tissue favourite Madison Du Berlais has never been seen to the best of his sizeable ability here at Cheltenham.
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Posted 1 month, 2 weeks ago

Raise the White Flag in Ascot’s Mares’ Hurdle for pick of this Weekend’s tips

The show is well and truly back on the road and isn’t life better for it?
 
Punters have finally got some proper winter sport to get their teeth into, Lord Culcheth has mysteriously disappeared to Berlin pursuing some hairy German cougar, the excellent Timmy Murphy has his thousand winners plaudits safely in the bag courtesy of a Taunton double, Cheltenham is just six and half weeks away, and a hero of Cheltenham’s past bounced back to remind us of former glories as 2006 Gold Cup winner War Of Attrition took the Galmoy Hurlde in some style at Gowran Park on Thursday.
 
Looking ahead to this weekend Jump racing afficionados will be licking their lips in the style of Preston carpet baron Bernard Dorsett (fans of cult C4 show Come Dine With Me will know exactly who I’m referring to), and understandably so.
 
In the Grade 2 Mares’ Hurlde over 3m at Ascot tomorrow afternoon I fully expect Donald McCain’s Whiteoak to stamp her class on proceedings after proving beyond doubt she stays the trip when hacking up at Kempton in November.
 
She does have to concede 5lb all round here, but I just cannot see that being a barrier to her getting her nose back in front.
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Posted 1 month, 3 weeks ago

All eyes on Ascot’s three day jamboree – this weekend’s tips‏

Hat-trick seeking Polly’s Mark can get readers off to a flying start in Ascot’s fillies and mares listed race over a mile and a half at 3.45pm on Friday.

Already a course and distance winner after seeing off Chiberta King in a competitive handicap in the hands of Richard Hughes on Shergar Cup day in August, Polly’s Mark won plenty of fans that day, baulked at the three furlong marker and then denied a clear run a furlong from home, she quickened up impressively to put that contest to bed in smart fashion.

Trainer Clive Cox, who has the Group 2 Pride Stakes at HQ on Champions Day in mind for this progressive filly, looks to have found an ideal opportunity for this daughter of Mark Of Esteem to extend her winning run.

Prior to her Ascot win she scored in game fashion in listed company at Newbury, and the forecast good ground should be right up her street.
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Posted 5 months, 3 weeks ago

Monitor a winner on St Leger day – Curragh & Doncaster tips‏

Morning Line guest Peter Chapple-Hyam’s Oasis Dream colt Monitor Closely can provide the answer to an open looking Ladbrokes St Leger (3.00pm).

Supplemented by connections for £45,000 he looks to be the bet at 9/2 with either Betfred or William Hill, given that he had the speed to run in a Guineas, but also the stamina to demolish good horses in the Great Voltigeur over a mile and a half.

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He won going away at York and looked as though have stayed around Chepstow let alone Donny, and if his stamina does hold up now he steps into the unknown territory of the Leger’s extended 1m 6f, then he really does have an awful lot going for him.
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Posted 6 months, 1 week ago

Thursday’s Doncaster Leger meeting tips‏

The Monitor Closely silks are in action in the opener on Town Moor this afternoon, with newcomer Coordinated Cut strongly fancied to make a winning debut in the 1m maiden (2.00pm).
 
Coral cut the Montjeu colt to 20/1 join favourite for the 2010 Derby after significant antepost support (including a bet of £4,000) yesterday.
 
Peter Chapple-Hyam’s youngsters are finally beginning to fire, and with red-hot Kieren Fallon in the plate, he can get favourite backers off to a great start at even money with Bet365.

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Posted 6 months, 1 week ago

Crying Time to put a smile on punters’ faces – Weekend Tips‏

You know your luck’s in when the richest man in Ireland is on the phone raving about the chances of one at Dundalk, and that’s exactly what occurred when my ever reliable correspondent James ‘Formula One’ Cracknell picked up the blower to insist I have a few shillings on Crying Time in the EBF Auction Maiden over 7f on the All Weather tomorrow afternoon (3.35pm).

Closer inspection suggests he’s got a very solid case too – Crying Time’s debut was as a highly encouraging runner up when 33/1 to the very useful Viscount Nelson (subsequently a winner of a Listed event beating a stablemate of Crying Time) at Leopardstown, and reports suggest this likeable son of Chevalier has improved for that experience.

Neatly drawn in stall 2 he can gain his first career win here.

Closer to home I’ll be patrolling the Newbury betting ring for Channel 4, where the bad news is it’s my turn to cough up for the ice creams. Apparently we are in the grip of a recession though, so the chances of anyone getting a flake are minimal.
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Posted 7 months, 1 week ago

Weekend best bets – Galway, Goodwood & Market Rasen‏

Day 6 here at Ballybrit and a tricky looking card for punters to try and unravel.

There’s a tight look to the front of the market in the 1m Maiden at 5.00pm, and the one to be on is Crying Time, who ran a cracker when a 33/1 shot to go down three parts of a length when to Aidan O’Brien’s Vicount Nelson on his racecourse debut, and can improve from that experience to see off Mikhail Glinka and Waajida.

Next up at 5.30pm I can pass on a good word for Dermot Weld’s Natural High in the Festival Bumper in the colours of Moyglare Stud. They say this son of Sadler’s Wells is working like a horse ready to win on his racecourse debut.

Over at Goodwood in the 7f Maiden at 4.15pm Richard Hannon’s Invincible Soul looks over priced at 14/1 with Bet365 – back him to make the frame.
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Posted 7 months, 2 weeks ago

Ascot, Newmarket & York – this weekend’s Racing tips‏

Having made the annual pilgrimage to Blackpool on Tuesday night for the Stan James World Matchplay Darts at the Winter Gardens, an event marred by sickening sightings of all the usual shameless suspects attempting to drown themselves on the contents of the free bar in the players’ lounge, it’s a rather smarter affair in prospect this weekend with Ascot hosting a fantastic card on King George day.

Out go the shorts and flip flops (it just wouldn’t do to attend the arrers overdressed) and in come some the rather more stylish threads associated with any trip to the Berkshire venue. They might moan about the new stand and the course layout, but it takes some beating when there’s a decent sized crowd in there.

The punters might be a shade less raucous than on the Fylde coast, but they may well be tempted to do the conga up and down the members’ lawn if Sir Michael Stoute’s Desert Creek can resume the form that saw him rack up consecutive wins at Yarmouth, Windsor and Haydock by taking the Emirates NBD Cup over a mile at 3.15pm.
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Posted 7 months, 4 weeks ago

Goldikova the answer to get July Meeting party started – Wednesday’s tip‏

Freddie Head’s star filly Goldikova can provide Betting Directory readers with a winning first day at the Newmarket July Meeting by taking this afternoon’s Etihad Airways Falmouth Stakes at 3.10pm.

Poor ground was attributed to her muted showing on her seasonal reappearance in Longchamp’s Prix D’Ispahan, but with bullish statements now forthcoming from her trainer, she makes plenty of appeal at 2/1 with Boylesports.

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The overnight rain shouldn’t stop her (it’ll be a million miles removed from the bog at Longchamp in May), given that last year’s stunning campaign included Group 1 wins on Good to Soft in Deauville’s Prix Rothschild and Longchamp’s Prix du Moulin.

She followed those up with the small matter of a Breeder’s Cup Mile at Santa Anita, form that should see her win this comfortably provided she’s back on song.

Wednesday’s tip:

3.10 Newmarket – Etihad Airways Falmouth Stakes – 3 Goldikova (win) @ 2/1 (Boylesports)

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Posted 8 months, 2 weeks ago
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