yossa6133

Norwich 1.95
Liverpool 1.53
Man City 1.22
 
£25 win treble

Rough race but 3rd.

5.10 Thurles - ROWDY ROMEO 10/1 eway Paddy Power ( 4 places ) 1st , following on from yesterday's 8/1 winner 👍

The cat is going right among the pigeons if this weather stays warm and the course turns good or good to firm. i think nearly all form this year has been on softer ground. Its going to throw up some silly results and we will lose a lot of runners so be careful with your AP bets and adjust your thinking accordingly.

In the 7pm Class 5 handicap at Southwell, De Vega's Warrior has been backed into favouritism, and it's not hard to see why after his last run where he was only beaten a neck over 2m at Kempton. However, he is still a maiden after 22 runs and at the prices I prefer Award Dancer at 8/1 (generally 15/2). This horse has shown improved form since a wind op at the end of November, finishing 4th on all 3 occasions but only being beaten 1, 0.5 and 2 lengths respectively. Award Dancer's last run was just 10 days ago over C&D in a Class 3 when he finished 4th, beaten 2 lengths by Spartan Army - that horse was completing a double that day and has since gone on to complete a hat-trick when winning a Class 2 at Lingfield on Saturday so that form looks very solid. Drops into a Class 5 this evening off a mark of 75 (has won off 76 on the AW previously).

Double
Arsenal to win 2/11
Milan to win 2/9
Singles
Sheffield clean sheet 11/1
Genoa clean sheet 8/1
 

PILGRIMS KING won 11/8, SIBYL CHARM won 7/2, MANCHESTER CITY won for a profit of £23.52 less £10 casino
Total profit £ 753.06
Plumpton 2.50 DUHALLOW TOMMY 6/4 £20 10% boost
SHEFFIELD UNITED 17/1

Howth                                                                 7 30 Wol/              1/40th of a pt ew        14/1       -   Won

3.30 Leopardstown - LOVELY REACTION 8/1 eway Betfair ( 4 places ) 9's with 888 sport , terrible site on mobile though . 1st , nice start to the week 👍

4.00 Leopardstown - Redzy Rocco 25/1 EW

Leicester fans are very unhappy at the moment judging by the moaning on their forum 😆. I still think they should beat Sunderland who I wanted to oppose again after a pretty low quality game at Carrow Road on Saturday in the rain. The Foxes have lost 3 in a row in the league but should have beaten Boro, were on top most of the game against Leeds and had 74% of the ball against QPR...conceding 2 goals from 2 shots on target.
Sunderland have Ballard back in defence so could be more solid than they looked against Norwich but they've only scored 2 goals in 4 defeats in a row and really miss Clarke. Hopefully 1 goal could be enough for Leicester. They might keep drifting out a bit so I'm waiting to bet but 4/5 is fair enough already.
 
Cardiff managed a (smash and grab?) win in their derby with Bristol at the weekend but Huddersfield are playing well and probably worth a look at 2/1.
 
Leicester, Leeds, Cov, Ipswich, Hudders, Southampton acca around 22/1.

Leicester fans are very unhappy at the moment judging by the moaning on their forum 😆. I still think they should beat Sunderland who I wanted to oppose again after a pretty low quality game at Carrow Road on Saturday in the rain. The Foxes have lost 3 in a row in the league but should have beaten Boro, were on top most of the game against Leeds and had 74% of the ball against QPR...conceding 2 goals from 2 shots on target.
Sunderland have Ballard back in defence so could be more solid than they looked against Norwich but they've only scored 2 goals in 4 defeats in a row and really miss Clarke. Hopefully 1 goal could be enough for Leicester. They might keep drifting out a bit so I'm waiting to bet but 4/5 is fair enough already.
 
Cardiff managed a (smash and grab?) win in their derby with Bristol at the weekend but Huddersfield are playing well and probably worth a look at 2/1.
 
Leicester, Leeds, Cov, Ipswich, Hudders, Southampton acca around 22/1.

Newcastle 8:30
Late night English racing!!
Julie Camacho has had to be patient with this runner.
But
MAKEEN
Win
Is back to handicap winning debut mark on first run for Richard Hannon after three qualifiers with this his original yard. This is therefore a career low mark and up pops Hollie Doyle extreme draw and no suprise if improvement on first encounter with the ideal jockey.
GREY FORCE ONE
Each way 
won very early in career under mulreahnan. One more win last season. No involvement from that jockey here and on an interesting mark tonight. May run well at a price….

Won. BSP 5.00
62 from 228, LSP 62.91

Best advice at this present time before you do much else is to go on the Racing Post website and study the results from last year you will find many clues especially for the handicaps. It is good to remind yourself of all those horses that were tipped up (bankers) and failed, you can also find unlucky losers or horses that ran well in defeat. I don't like these stable interviews that have and are being bandied about at the moment. far better to go listen to what the trainers said at the start of the season because they get a bit secretive from about 4 weeks before the festival. Great example Mullins highlighted Galopin des champs at the start of 2022 (if memory serves, could have been 2021) but never mentioned it in his interview just before that festival can you believe it was in a handicap and pissed in at 8/1, a gold cup winner in a fookin handicap cheeky bleeders. Corach Rambler in the gold cup is a goer for me at the price. Remember Hedgehunter winning the GN then following year finished 2nd in the gold cup (66/1 if i rem correctly) before finishing 2nd in the GN.

More worrying than 1 horse in 1 race is the fact that field sizes are dropping fast, this years festival handicap entries are the lowest in recent memory they say. I can see it having to drop back to 3 days. (probably wont because they are greedy sods) but from my experience of going to the festival on half a dozen occasions it was far better at 3 days than this 4 day nonsense where horses are entered in so many different races its difficult to work out who and where and in which race they are running in. What is there 28 races? A good few will have half a dozen or so runners with an odds on shot as fav. The handicaps will be won mainly by the Irish with horses that you never heard of and handicap rated by lets say, less than honest running's.

Hunt 3.05
I think you can definitely take on the current favourite, Damarta, who won easily last time but is now up in the weights and up in class.
Jipcot - back from a 3 month break with no history of going well first time back
Bluegrass - iffy jumper
Royal Rhythm looks the most solid win bet (currently 7/2 most firms)

I got lucky there, Norwich were woeful. Sunderland looked there for the taking at the back but Norwich's build up play was so slow. Sarr and Sainz should have scored but Sunderland should have scored a couple as well.

It was the horse that came 2nd Rocket Rod that caught my eye, in my opinion it could easily have won (if they wanted it to) but can't for the life of me see a reason why they wouldn't want it to win so maybe jockey error or too far back it was in rear most of the race. Be interesting to see what it does on its next run.

Cannock Park 10/1 WH - 14:17 Kelso - 4 places
Rewired 14/1 WH - 14:50 Kelso - 6 places
2 x singles - each way double.

Newbury 1.20 The first of nine races covered by ITV today is the 3M 2F veterans handicap chase with nine horses going to post. The race has an open look about it and it maybe worth chancing last year’s winner Cyclop from the David Dennis stable. He’s two from three here and although he’s hard to fancy on his last three starts when he’s been well beaten he has dropped 9lb in the weights for that run of bad runs. He’s now 7lb lower than his win last year so is without doubt well handicapped and in the hope the track may spark him back to form is worth a speculative each way bet.   CYCLOP 1 point each way @ 20/1 bet365 1/5 123   Kelso 1.42 A competitive class 2 handicap hurdle is next run over 2M 4F and 189 yards with nine horses lining up. Many can be given chances with the one that stands out to me being the Nicky Richards trained The Kalooki Kid in his first handicap. A winner of novice hurdles at Musselburgh and Newcastle this season he certainly wasn’t disgraced when fourth of five in the Grade 2 Rossington Main Novices’ Hurdle at Doncaster in January won by Nicky Henderson’s Jeriko Du Reponet. The second and third, Lump Sum and Fiercely Proud have since finished first and second in the Dovecote Novices’ Hurdle at Kempton to frank that form. The Kalooki Kid has been allotted 124 for this handicap which may be lenient and is worth backing here.   THE KALOOKI KID 1 point each way @ 11/2 bet365 1/5th 123   Newbury 1.55 Just nine go to post for the BetVictor Greatwood Gold Cup Handicap Chase run over 2M 3F and 187 yards. Paul Nicholls has an excellent record in the race over the years and his representative Kandoo Kid, who may not have stayed 3M last time, has to be respected. I’ll take him on mind with Ryan Potter’s top weight Jetoile who brings some good pieces of form to the table. A good winner of the Old Roan Handicap Chase at Aintree on his re-appearance he wasn’t totally disgraced when fourth of 13 in a Premier Handicap won by GA Law at Cheltenham in January. Dropped a pound for that run he can give weight all round with the booking of one of the best conditional jockeys around Dylan Johnston a positive one with his 5lb claim a bonus.   JETOILE 1 point each way @ 10/1 bet365 1/5th 123   Kelso 2.17 The Grade 2 bet365 Premier Novices’ Hurdle has attracted a dozen promising hurdlers with Nicky Henderson’s Jango Baie bringing the best form to the table with his Grade 1 victory at Aintree on Boxing Day. He does have to shoulder a 5lb penalty mind and a horse who was very impressive here last time out over a two furlong shorter trip is Anthony Charlton’s Alnilam. He coasted through the race and won easily by 13L. This is obviously tougher but his connections were taking him up afterwards and he can step forward again and take this with Bradley Harris despite the fact he can’t claim his 3lb here.   ALNILAM 1 point each way @ 13/2 William Hill 1/5th 1234   Doncaster 2.35 Seven chasers go to post for this 2M 78 yard class 2 handicap chase which has an open look to it. Oliver Greenall & Josh Guerriero’s seven year old Homme Public appears to have as good a chance as any having won his first two starts over fences at Wetherby and Cheltenham last autumn. He’s not been seen since running a respectable 3 1/4L second to Persian Time at Ascot just before Christmas and remains with plenty of scope for the chasing game. Regular rider Henry Brooke rides and he looks sure to be thereabouts.   HOMME PUBLIC 1 point win @ 3/1 William Hill   Kelso 2.50 The day’s big betting handicap is the bet365 Moorebattle Handicap Hurdle run over the minimum trip of two miles. A maximum field of eighteen have declared for tis valuable £120,000 prize with southern raider Under Control the standout horse. Trained at Seven Barrows by Nicky Henderson she comes here having split two useful Willie Mullins mares in a Grade 2 mares hurdle at Doncaster in the shape of Ashroe Diamond and Gala Marceau. The handicapper could easily have reacted by raising her 7lb or more but only put her up one pound. She’s the favourite here and bids to win this before going to Cheltenham where she has three entries, the County Hurdle, Mares Hurdle and Champion Hurdle. She is the one horse in the race who is maybe capable of taking the field apart and is a strong fancy despite the numbers even if the Henderson stable could be in better form.   UNDER CONTROL 1 point win @ 7/2 William Hill   Doncaster 3.10 The 3M 84 yard listed mares novices’ hurdle is up next and has attracted a field of eleven. The best in at the weights is James Moffatt’s Lunar Discovery and it would be great to see him and his jockey Charlotte Jones take a race of this nature. They should run well but preference is for Tom Symonds’s Gaye Legacy who’s a consistent staying hurdler who’s stepping out of handicap company here. She’s hit the frame on all five of her starts this season with her latest effort coming at Newbury when winning a sixteen runner 3M handicap hurdle. Ben Poste is her regular rider and is on board the bay mare today.   GAYE LEGACY 1 point each way @ 5/1 bet365 1/5th 123   Kelso 3.25 Just seven go to post for the 2M 7F 96 yard bet365 Premier Chase with Jonjo O’Neill’s Monbeg Genius teeing up for the Grand National for which he is one of the market leaders. Last seen when third in the Coral Gold Cup at Newbury back in December he looks sure to run well even if he does come third on official ratings behind Minella Drama who’s not firing at the moment and Aye Right who looks a big danger to the pick. Jonjo O’Neill Junior takes the ride.   MONBEG GENIUS 1 point win @ 7/4 bet365   Doncaster 3.40 A good sized field of thirteen face the judge for the Grimthorpe Handicap Chase run over 3M 2F and 1 yard. Richard Hobson’s Some Scope looks the one to beat but he won’t enjoy slowish ground and is worth taking on for that reason alone. One horse who has a good record here which reads 1U2 is Nigel Twiston-Davies’s Undersupervision who was just touched off in this very race a year ago by Moroder. He’s now 2lb higher and we also have to take a chance that he’s in the same form as last year as he’s pulled up on three of his four starts since although he did show up well when third in a amateur jockeys handicap chase at Cheltenham in November. He’s not the most genuine of horses but has ability and is worth chancing each way.   UNDERSUPERVISION 1 point each way @ 6/1 bet365 1/5th 123    

I log in because I can then list the bookmakers in order
I've just logged out and in again and I also now cannot see the price history
I am reluctant to pay the subscription on principle
Might be time to move the naps comp to use SP !

I just tried Lingfield and it doesn't show me the price history any more.

I just tried Lingfield and it doesn't show me the price history any more.

7.15 Dundalk - NERANO 9/2 Bet365 . 2nd , 10/1 outsider bagged the spoils . 👎
Joseph's last time out winner takes on two of Aiden's having their first runs of the season & with bigger races on the horizon in this 4 runner race .