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I may end up with egg on my face, but I am astonished at how short My Tent Or Yours is in the market for the valuable Betfair Hurdle (3.35) at Newbury on Saturday – the 7-2 currently on offer is a ridiculously cramped price for an inexperienced novice in such a hot handicap.
No doubt about the star attraction at Cheltenham on Saturday, as SPRINTER SACRE bids to underline his status as the best in the business in the rescheduled Victor Chandler Chase. He will win, and win well, but it’s a race to simply watch and enjoy, as Nicky Henderson’s star chaser will probably go off at around the 1/6 mark.
There’s no doubt that the King George VI Chase is the showpiece on Boxing Day, but the supporting card at Kempton is pretty good, too, with two additional Grade 1 contests being televised, along with a competitive-looking novices’ handicap chase…
Champion trainer Paul Nicholls declared himself ‘devastated’ on Monday evening when he heard the news that stable stars Big Bucks and Al Ferof are quite possibly out for the season, which completely scuppers the World Hurdle market; a race that…
Racing coverage on terrestrial TV this Saturday comes from Cheltenham, Lingfield and Wetherby. The Paddy Power Gold Cup is, undeniably, the highlight of a four-race card from Cheltenham, but stay-at-home punters also have the Listed Churchill Stakes and Golden Rose Stakes from Lingfield and a competitive novices’ hurdle from Wetherby to unravel.
The St. Leger Stakes at Doncaster is obviously the highlight of Saturday’s terrestrial racing coverage, but with the favourite, Camelot, currently on offer at odds of 2/5 or shorter, the race makes only limited appeal from a betting perspective.
Nevertheless, armchair punters still have plenty of potential betting opportunities, with the Portland Handicap (3.00 Donc), the Park Stakes (4.15 Donc) and the Corbettsports.com Handicap (2.10), at Chester, all looking competitive affairs.