Category: Horse Racing Betting
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Top Newmarket trainer William Haggas has fired in 9 winners from 20 runners so far in 2019, the master at Somerville Lodge hitting the ground running for another exciting year ahead. Haggas also boasts an impressive 40% hit rate with all of his runners at Newcastle in recent years, which is why his sole runner of the day, ALLIEYF, is trading at warm odds…Read More
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[ad_1] There is an estimated £200k in this weekend’s Scoop6, plus Fred has put up a £100,000 bonus for any individual Betfred winner this Saturday The action is spread across three meetings at Chepstow, Kempton and Newcastle. Scoop6 Leg 1 – Not That Fuisse Leg 2 – Choix Des Armes Leg 3 – Petit Palais Leg 4 – Potters Corner Leg 5 – Rather…Read More
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The RSA Chase has been won in three of the last four renewals by the favourite, with Don Poli, Might Bite and Presenting Percy all scoring. They make up six of the last 12 SP-favourites to win the three-miler, but the front of the market is lacking a star attraction currently this time around – certainly one with obvious class of a Might Bite…Read More
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Maddy Playle, Paul Kealy, Dave Orton and Bet365's Darren Hughes with ante-post tips for the JCB Triumph Hurdle and JLT Novices' Chase at the Cheltenham Festival 2019. On the show: – On today's 2019 Cheltenham Festival ante-post Postcast, the team give a horse-by-horse preview of the Triumph Hurdle where Sir Erec's blistering Dublin Racing Festival win makes him worthy favourite, but is he worth…Read More
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[ad_1] Walt was one of just three uncovered runners in the fifth leg of this afternoons Scoop6 when winning at 14/1 to give Sam Twiston-Davies another big race winner for the second successive Saturday. It means £60,642 will start in the win fund ahead of next weekend’s action while the bonus fund currently sits at £73,571. The afternoon got off to the best possible…Read More
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What is the Cheltenham Festival? It doesn’t get much bigger than the Cheltenham Festival. The four-day extravaganza is the showpiece event of the National Hunt season, featuring the biggest and best jumps horses from Britain and Ireland. The Festival is packed with iconic races, including the Champion Hurdle on day one and the Queen Mother Champion Chase on Ladies Day. The Ryanair Chase and…Read More
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Trainer Paul Nicholls is confident that Clan Des Obeaux can end his 10-year drought in the Gold Cup as he looks for his fifth victory in the race next month (Clan Des Obeaux 4/1 To Win Race). The seven-year-old is the second favourite for the big race at Prestbury Park after his stunning win at Ascot earlier this month. He followed up his Boxing…Read More
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The Cheltenham Gold Cup is the feature race on the final day of the Cheltenham Festival The Grade 1 race is run over a distance of three miles, two and a half furlongs, with 22 fences to be jumped The richest non-handicap chase in Britain, it is often labelled the ‘Blue Riband’ of jump racing In 1819, a flat race called ‘The Cheltenham Gold…Read More
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Three weeks to go Gavin and David look back on a bumper weekend of action and reveal their latest ante post selections on this weeks Upping The Ante — Subscribe on YouTube: Website: Twitter: & Facebook: Apple Podcasts: SoundCloud: sourceRead More
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In a recent twitter discussion, I reviewed the returns of a well-known racing twitter tipster. From 1,015 daily naps (their best rated tips for the day) their profit over turnover to level stakes was -4.3%. “That's a decent sample to test their overall profitability,” I remarked, without giving it too much thought. A thousand tips, after all, is a pretty decent size, isn’t it?…Read More
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We’re nearly there, you can almost taste it. I love this time of the year, where all your ante-post selections are winners, you spend most day’s eagerly anticipating descending onto Cheltenham and hopes are unfathomably strong. Unfortunately, the fragility of the protagonists of our sport was confirmed on Monday with the news that Le Richebourg, the warm favourite for the Arkle, will not make…Read More
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[ad_1] Le Richebourg has been ruled out of the Arkle Trophy at next month’s Cheltenham Festival after suffering a season-ending injury. The JP McManus-owned six-year-old had been considered as many people’s favourite for the Grade One race after winning four of his five starts over fences this season, an impressive run that included successive Grade One victories at Leopardstown in the Racing Post Novice…Read More
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No need to worry about betting ante-post 26 February 2019 The 2019 Cheltenham Festival is less than two weeks away, and we’re pleased to announce that we’re going Non-Runner No Bet on ALL of the 28 Festival races! Non-Runner No Bet is available in all 2071 Bookmaker betting shops across the UK and Ireland, as well as online, mobile and via telebet. It means…Read More
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Welcome to the BetBright STATZONE, where we give you the stats and you make the decisions! With the Cheltenham Festival on the horizon, it's no surprise the quality of the weekend racing takes a slight dip over the next few weekends. That said, we've still plenty of action to enjoy as the ITV cameras head to Newbury to take in two races, with the Greatwood…Read More
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As the 2019 Cheltenham Festival nears, jockey and Racing Post columnist Sam Twiston-Davies recounts his best, and worst, memories of the Festival. — Subscribe on YouTube: Website: Twitter: & Facebook: Apple Podcasts: SoundCloud: sourceRead More
