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Jordon Electrics                                      2 40 Rpn/                     1/40th of a pt ew    33/1
Silver Samurai                                        205 Nmk/                     1/40th of a pt ew    16/1           - WON
Harry The Norseman                            7 10 Bht/                      1/40 th of a pt ew   33/1
Wobwobwob                                          3 15 Rpn/                     1/40th 0f a  pt ew    22/1           - 3rd
The Turpinator                                       3 50 Rpn/                     1/40th of a pt ew     20/1
Givusasub                                               3 50 Rpn/                     1/40th of a pt ew     20/1 
Rodaballo                                                3 35 Nby/                     1/40th of a pt ew     28/1
Brian The Snail                                       2 05 Nmk/                    1/40th of a pt ew     40/1
                                
 
 
 
P/L  + 168.70pts 

Newbury 1.50 Eight line up for the Group 3 BetVictor Geoffrey Freer Stakes. As long as the ground doesn’t dry up too much this looks a good opportunity for the John & Thady Gosden trained Arrest who was very impressive when bolting up in the Chester Vase Stakes at Chester in May on soft ground, for which he carries a 3lb penalty here. He has flopped twice since in the Derby and King Edward VI at Royal Ascot but they both came on lightning fast ground and is worth another chance to prove he can have a fruitful autumn campaign. Frankie Dettori is here just for the one ride which is a tip in itself. Any rain will obviously suit him.   ARREST 1 point win @ 7/2 bet365   Newmarket 2.05 This unique 6F class 4 handicap is only eligible for horses registered as grey and has a wide open look about it this year. We have four three year olds in the field of 16 and its one of them, the Andrew Balding trained Celtic Champion that catches my eye. Quite highly regarded as a two year old when winning at Salisbury, he impressed when winning at Lingfield on the all-weather in February but has not been seen since, an absence of 189 days. In the hope that the David Probert ridden son of Adaay is straight enough he looks the pick her each way with additional places.   CELTIC CHAMPION 1 point each way @ 6/1 William Hill 1/5th 12345   Newbury 2.25 A competitive eleven runner 5F handicap is up next and it’s the top weight Whenthedealisdone that catches my eye. His last success came at around this time last year when an easy 3L winner at Ascot off of a handicap mark of 90. He’s shown bits and pieces of form this season dropping 11lb to a mark of 87 and his shrewd trainer Roger Teal has booked champion jockey William Buick to ride him today. Jack Channon’s three year old Desperate Hero is another with claims as his latest run at Goodwood can be marked up as he was badly drawn but I’ll give Whenthedealisdone another chance at a track where he’s won before.   WHENTHEDEALISDONE 1 point each way @ 14/1 bet365 1/5th 1234   Ripon 2.40 A highly competitive 6F handicap which may give us some clues as to where you want to be drawn for the Great St Wilfrid in 35 minutes time. Adrian Nicholls’s Thornaby Pearl has a good record here of two wins from three starts and may be the one to be with each way with Barry McHugh in the saddle. He was an easy winner by 4 1/4L over course and distance on soft ground last month and got bogged down on even softer ground twelve days later at Nottingham. Back at a track that obviously suits he can reward an each way bet with additional places.   THORNABY PEARL 1 point each way @ 10/1 William Hill 1/5th 1234   Newbury 3.00 Only four three year old’s take on their elders in this fourteen runner class 2 7F handicap and it’s one of them, the Richard Hannon trained Classic that stands out to me here. His recent win at Sandown has been boosted since by the runner up Novus running an unlucky second and then winning at Goodwood and with that one now 6lb higher it’s Classic who may now be well in following just a 2lb rise. The lightly raced son of Dubawi will be ridden by Pat Dobbs again and looks good each way value with additional places.   CLASSIC 1 point each way @ 8/1 Paddy Power 1/5th 1234   Ripon 3.15 A competitive renewal of the 6F Great St Wilfrid Handicap which has over the years favoured those drawn high (though last year the field was smaller than usual and the front three were drawn low). The horse I like here is the very much in form Kevin Philippart De Foy trained Cairn Gorm who’s nicely berthed in stall 14. A Group 3 winner as a juvenile for Mick Channon he’s been rated as high 103 in the past and is favourably weighted off of 84 here. A York winner by 1/2L from Asadjumeirah with the subsequent dual winner Manila Scouse a length and three quarters back in fourth, he will be ridden today by the more than capable Laura Pearson. He can be backed each way with additional places.   CAIRN GORM 1 point each way @ 16/1 bet365 1/5th 123456   Newbury 3.35 The 7F Class 2 Hungerford Stakes doesn’t have the same quality as previous year’s with ten going to post. Bar the two outsiders the remaining eight are separated officially by only 9lb with the current front pair in the betting Chindit and Jumby not likely to be suited by the current soft ground conditions it maybe worth chancing the John & Thady Gosden runner Mostabshir, who is dropped in trip and sports first time blinkers today. He’s yet to race on an easy surface although his half brothers Mostahdaf and Nayef have both won on soft so is worth chancing with William Buick on board.   MOSTABSHIR 1 point each way @ 7/1 BetVictor 1/5th 123     A tough day with no real stand out bet.    

Silver cup 
American star  8.4 11/1 
Cooperation   8.2 12/1 
5pt ew both 
And from earlier In week .......
Great st wilfred 
Monsieur kodi  9.0 11/1 
Summerghand  8.9 8/1 
Already backed 5pt ew both 
 
There's a collateral form line that if Monsieur kodi wins the gt st wilfred then cooperation must surely go close in silver Cup.....so I'll also try 5pt ew doubles all 4  and hope for a big payday 😉 
Summerghands price has nearly halved since Tuesday 
 
Hit a bit of a purple patch currently....if you remember about 4 or 5 weeks ago I was banging on about a ps5 lol but ended up getting a Samsung 55 Inch TV in sale so that was 350pt win ......and from 2,weeks,ago ......
Tues  Al suhail  non runner 
Raasel vintage clarets    lost 10  -10.00
Weds   Rhoscolyn 20pt  won 
2 x5pt wins      lost         +59.10 
Thursday  2x5pt wins    lost 
2x 5pt wins    lost            +39.12 
Fri  3 x10pt wins    johan  +369.12 
Sat   3 x 10pt wins  lost   +339.12 
Monday 7th 2 x 5pt wins won +386.62 
Weds  10pt win 5pt win lost 371.62 
Sat   40pts  lost    +331.62 
Tues    2x 5pt wins     lost   +321.62 
Weds   5pt ew    placed   +326.62 
So in last 5 or 6 weeks we are currently running at +676.62 which I'm pretty happy about and who knows ...might be a 600pt win Saturday 🏆....cmon the beauty's!!!

805 Newmarket - Repertoire @ 10 /1 ew bet365 

Mindthegap                                                4 20 Nbry/                  1/40th of a pt ew      25/1
Repertoire                                                  8 05 New/                   1/40th of a pt ew      14/1
Lordsbridge Girl                                        6 55 New/                   1/40th of a pt ew      10/1
 
 
 
P/L    +168.85 pts
 

Salisbury 430 - Makinmedoit @ 33/1 ew Ladbrokes 4 places

I wouldn't take much notice of what the Racing Post and ATR say about the going on French tracks they are way off most of the time often saying its much softer than it actually is. Deauville was good ground on Sunday and i believe there has been a couple of light showers since then.
As for pace in race's, you're right you don't see many mention it. I like to look at pace to try predict how a race will unfold but it often doesn't work out how you think.
This race 325 Deauville, Sivka Burka looks like the only front runner and could get easy enough time in front but she is up to a mile for first time. If Sivka Burka doesn't see out the extra furlong you have to like Fancy Me to reverse the form from lto. Also I like Elounda Queen if theres enough pace to run at, she has been held up/slow away last twice and rattled home just beaten a nose lto.
Value has to be Fancy Me @ 16/1
 

I wouldn't take much notice of what the Racing Post and ATR say about the going on French tracks they are way off most of the time often saying its much softer than it actually is. Deauville was good ground on Sunday and i believe there has been a couple of light showers since then.
As for pace in race's, you're right you don't see many mention it. I like to look at pace to try predict how a race will unfold but it often doesn't work out how you think.
This race 325 Deauville, Sivka Burka looks like the only front runner and could get easy enough time in front but she is up to a mile for first time. If Sivka Burka doesn't see out the extra furlong you have to like Fancy Me to reverse the form from lto. Also I like Elounda Queen if theres enough pace to run at, she has been held up/slow away last twice and rattled home just beaten a nose lto.
Value has to be Fancy Me @ 16/1
 

I wouldn't take much notice of what the Racing Post and ATR say about the going on French tracks they are way off most of the time often saying its much softer than it actually is. Deauville was good ground on Sunday and i believe there has been a couple of light showers since then.
As for pace in race's, you're right you don't see many mention it. I like to look at pace to try predict how a race will unfold but it often doesn't work out how you think.
This race 325 Deauville, Sivka Burka looks like the only front runner and could get easy enough time in front but she is up to a mile for first time. If Sivka Burka doesn't see out the extra furlong you have to like Fancy Me to reverse the form from lto. Also I like Elounda Queen if theres enough pace to run at, she has been held up/slow away last twice and rattled home just beaten a nose lto.
Value has to be Fancy Me @ 16/1
 

I wouldn't take much notice of what the Racing Post and ATR say about the going on French tracks they are way off most of the time often saying its much softer than it actually is. Deauville was good ground on Sunday and i believe there has been a couple of light showers since then.
As for pace in race's, you're right you don't see many mention it. I like to look at pace to try predict how a race will unfold but it often doesn't work out how you think.
This race 325 Deauville, Sivka Burka looks like the only front runner and could get easy enough time in front but she is up to a mile for first time. If Sivka Burka doesn't see out the extra furlong you have to like Fancy Me to reverse the form from lto. Also I like Elounda Queen if theres enough pace to run at, she has been held up/slow away last twice and rattled home just beaten a nose lto.
Value has to be Fancy Me @ 16/1
 

I wouldn't take much notice of what the Racing Post and ATR say about the going on French tracks they are way off most of the time often saying its much softer than it actually is. Deauville was good ground on Sunday and i believe there has been a couple of light showers since then.
As for pace in race's, you're right you don't see many mention it. I like to look at pace to try predict how a race will unfold but it often doesn't work out how you think.
This race 325 Deauville, Sivka Burka looks like the only front runner and could get easy enough time in front but she is up to a mile for first time. If Sivka Burka doesn't see out the extra furlong you have to like Fancy Me to reverse the form from lto. Also I like Elounda Queen if theres enough pace to run at, she has been held up/slow away last twice and rattled home just beaten a nose lto.
Value has to be Fancy Me @ 16/1
 

Deauville 
250 - Greenland @ 33/1 ew bet365 

Deauville 
250 - Greenland @ 33/1 ew bet365 

Deauville 
250 - Greenland @ 33/1 ew bet365 

Deauville 
250 - Greenland @ 33/1 ew bet365 

Deauville 
250 - Greenland @ 33/1 ew bet365 

Deauville
249 - Woodchuck @ 17/2 ew betfair 
326 - Inspiral @ 15/2 ew bet365 

Deauville
249 - Woodchuck @ 17/2 ew betfair 
326 - Inspiral @ 15/2 ew bet365 

Deauville
249 - Woodchuck @ 17/2 ew betfair 
326 - Inspiral @ 15/2 ew bet365 

Deauville
249 - Woodchuck @ 17/2 ew betfair 
326 - Inspiral @ 15/2 ew bet365 

Yeah, I can't trust Heta to beat Price. As you say, even if he did, those three players at 13 is very short. I just think everything screams Smith this weekend.

Yes, Smith seems to have a very favorable draw... most probably he meets Cross or Noppert in the semifinals.
Price, Aspinall and Heta are all in the other side of the bracket. We can't count out Heta on home soil, and I was thinking about picking him, but most probably he would have to go through Price/Aspinall/Smith... which is a tall order for his odds of around 13.

Another 2-day event that starts tomorrow. I'm keeping it simple with one bet :
Smith did nothing wrong last week with Aspinall playing out of this world 110 average vs 107. Aspinall, of course, preceded to play rubbish against Cross in the final (because Aspinall never wins when I back him)
2pts M.Smith to win NSW Darts Masters 3/1 Bet365

Fing 938  Warrior Nation  6/4  bet365.  Lost 👎
         Never mind,well up after earlier win.

1st.  👍              wins @  7/1