Best Bet Of The Day - Tuesday

[Aidymac]

Liberty Green - Lingfield 1:50 McCabe stable in fine form so far this season. This horse is the only course winner in the field and is one of the least exposed ones also, even though it won last time out. Won here last time out over 5f and had Zeovola behind in 4th and the step up to 6f will suit more by the way it ran last time in my opinion. I think the 4/1 available in a 5 horse race is massive and i fancy this to win a tad cosily tomorrow. By the way i also think the 4/1 wont last long.. Im confident it will go a lot shorter 1 Point win @ 4/1 (Bet365) BOG

[Lars]

Re: Best Bet Of The Day - Tuesday 15:20 Lingfield Really happy with the price of Yankee Storm and now he’s back to his preferred distance of 7f, and slightly further down in the weights, he should go mightily close. Was a consistent performer at 5-6f, winning three times but having a pretty poor strike rate all in all. Was reinvigorated though with the switch to 7f and the introduction of a visor in 2010, winning twice and placing once. Both of those wins came at Wolverhampton, off 11lb and 3lbs lower than he runs off today. Has placed (over today’s CD) off 2lbs higher than today’s mark, so I believe he’s quite well handicapped currently. He hasn’t run a bad race on the all-weather since he got the visor, and has only had one poor effort on turf with it equipped. Last time out, he ran over 6f, a distance he hasn’t been too competitive in for a long while. He was well-backed on-course, coming in from 22/1 to 10/1 and ran a decent enough race. It once again showed that he’s crying out for 7f. The money that came for him shows that connections believed he was fit and well, which bodes well for today’s race, coming 17 days after that effort. His main competition in the race may include Tevez, whose a potential non-runner after running today, he ran well enough but may be feeling the effects of that run, and usually does his best work recently at a mile, having to come from quite far back with the quicker pace of 7f. Pipers Piping has been frustrating this year although he got in front recently, he’s ridden by a 7lb claimer whose inexperience may be a problem. He’ll be far too short. Nubar Boy should have won last time and the step up to 7f on that run looks the ideal next step. It’s a much better race than last time though, and him being a 3yo in an open-age race may be another disadvantage. At the current price of 10/1, Yankee Storm looks a great bet. He’s quite well-handicapped, especially on the form of his placed effort here when running off a mark of 72, he was only just beaten that day. He isn’t drawn badly, and will most probably do most of his running on the quicker part of the track on the outside. He should be fit and well after his last effort, especially as plenty of money come for him late in the day. Jimmy Quinn is on board, a jockey he gets on with, and races at a track (on the aw) that he enjoys, placing 3 times out of 4. He’s better now than he was when posting the majority of those efforts. In my book, he should be something like a 5/1 shot, and although I expect there may be a little bit of R4 for Tevez, it’s still looks an outstanding price! Yankee Storm; EW @ 10/1 William Hill (bog)