RACING CHAT Sunday 6 April

[WEIGHTWATCHER]

Morning all.

No joy yesterday but thanks to one nice priced winner on Friday (advised 35/1 shot SHE'S A SAINT) which certainly was, we made overall 16 points profit on the three day National Aintree meeting with just one winner. 

And on to today where as my horses are not fancied strongly as I would like, I have not highlighted them to indicate that to anyone who wishes to consider them.

These are my bets for today with brief summaries:

Fairyhouse 2.35 BALLYGUNNER CASTLE e/w @ 9/2 (generally)  3 places

Great day for the Mullins maestro yesterday and he has a fair chance of striking again with this fella who should find trip and ground much to his liking today with main pilot Townend flying the plane. Wingmen of Elliott's is an obvious danger dropping down in company for today's contest.

Fairyhouse 4.12 THE MIRACLE MAN e/w @ 7/1 (betfred)  4 places

Went mighty close last time out and weighted to possibly go one better today, Born Bright is also fairly well handicapped but is possibly opposable to me in this race.

Ffos Las 4.40 COPPER JACK @ 10/3 (generally)

Won well last time out and drying ground at Ffos Las a plus for it today, will be difficult to stop if in same mood for today's assignment.

Best of luck to anyone who plays today. 

* There is an advised French jumps bet up for anyone who is interested, going well on the French front lately with four winners in the last three French jumps reviews.         

Edited April 6 by WEIGHTWATCHER
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[The Equaliser]

After a bad day yesterday at Aintree returning to more sober bets today.

Had 1.50 points on the daily L15.

4.20 Sou Crimson Sand 0.50 ew at 10/1 4p OM aboard on first runner for Dan Horsford. Take your pick on his Andrew Balding rides.

4.27 Plu Clinton Lane 1 pt win at 10.50 Outside source bet

4.32 Cork Shiota 0.50 ew at 11/1 4p @Zilzalian deserves a win.

Total stakes 4.50

Too late to consider @WEIGHTWATCHER's picks but good luck to him.  The market has gone mad on The Miracle Man. Let's hope that Mr Meyler lives up to the expectations suggested in the horse's name 🙂