Tips
A quieter day and my focus has turned full tilt onto Cheltenham Festival, which we’re just under a week out from, so there will be a reduction in posts and length of over the next week and a bit. However, two minimum bets today at prices worth playing. Georgey @ 50/1 ½pt Each-Way | Southwell … Read more
Three each-way plays from Doncaster’s Grimthorpe meeting, focusing on sound jumpers from workable marks in races that should suit their running styles. The All-Weather cards look trappy, so the value lies firmly on Town Moor.
A flurry of runners from the tracker today, and all bar one of the six were of serious interest from a betting perspective. I’ve ended up going with three, all of which are runners we’ve followed closely and only one of which owes us. The second selection I couldn’t really be keener on.
A very quiet Sunday card was skipped and Monday isn’t much better, but there appears to be an outstanding Each-Way bet at Wolverhampton. He ticks boxes on many fronts – course-and-distance form, jockey booking, below last winning mark and an enormous swing in the weights with a fancied rival.
A short and sharp post today, as I got far too carried away with the cards. Some excellent competitive racing and some cracking races to bet with it. There’s a flurry at bigger prices, but pay attention to the points system. The second biggest price is the second best fancy.
With Thursday skipped due to nothing appealing on the betting front, I was hopeful today would offer some fruitful looking opportunities, but I’ve ultimately been left with just the one play. However, it’s a very solid one and one I was surprised to see at such a price.
A cracking Kempton all-weather card tonight and again one I thoroughly enjoyed getting stuck into. By a wide margin this is my favourite betting track and we’ve come away with three absolutely solid bets with boxes plentifully ticked.
For the first time in a few weeks, the racecards for the day were enjoyable to study. The cards of late have done little to inspire, but both the Newbury and Market Rasen cards look nicely competitive, and despite being low-grade, Wolverhampton looks decent enough too.
A short and sharp Daily Dial today, with a single bet on the day following a trainer in blistering form, who only has one runner on the day. A handicap debutant in a race that looks lacking in depth at this grade, hopefully it’s another good bit of placement.
Two bets today, one over hurdles in Ireland and one on the All-Weather at Newcastle, both win bets at healthy enough prices. One being a breeding line we’ve followed who steps up in grade and looks overlooked in the betting, with the other one who has been running well but gets a marked upgrade in the saddle today.