GYTO Ten To Follow

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MY TENT OF YOURS

Nicky Henderson has a particularly strong-hand this year and on first look he’ll surely prove too strong for arch rival Paul Nicholls. Despite Nicholls reining victorious over the past seven seasons, Henderson has an abundance of talent in his ranks and it’s of no wonder that some bookmakers have gone as short as 4/11. This season he has strength in depth, and My Tent Or Yours gives him strong claims in the novice department and is our first to follow for the season ahead.

The five-year-old travelled fluently in his bumpers, noticeably when losing to another eye-catching recruit The New One by a length-and-a-quarter. He has reportedly strengthened up over the summer and developed into a strong, promising type. Nicky Henderson is under no illusion that he may well have one of the top novice hurdlers around this season. As it stands he is a 20/1 shot for the Supreme Novice at Cheltenham festival. He has already made his seasonal reappearance and debut over hurdles in early November at Aintree. He out-battled Taquin Du Seuil despite not jumping perfectly and is entitled to come on for that initial experience. He was entered into a novice hurdle at Cheltenham where he would have faced strong opposition in Paul Nicholls Dodging Bullets and the well regarded Jonjo O’Neill-trained Tominator. Unfortunately he was a late withdrawal but it’s likely to be of good reason and will likely be well-placed by Nicky Henderson this season. One to keep a very close eye on!

Target: Supreme Novices

Price: 20/1

GRANDOUET

Another out of the Henderson yard and one we are extremely excited about this season. The six-year-old was a leading contender for last seasons champion hurdle before being declared as a late non runner. Grandouet last seeen romping home by four-lengths in the Stan James International Hurdle at Cheltenham, missed the festival last season having endured surgery on an infected hind fetlock joint. It was to much disappointment that connections and Nicky Henderson agreed he had insufficient time to prepare for the race of his life. He was prominent in the betting last season and is likely to be on the tip of many punters tongue this March. He of course beat Overturn latest, a horse who has since finished second in last seasons Champion Hurdle, in front of Hurricane Fly. He came a close second in the Chester Cup, a prestigious race over the flat. Such a versatile animal, Overturn made his chasing debut in November and ran out a convincing fourteen-length victor over Thanks For Coming. Donald McCain’s representative has found himself an 8/1 shot for the Arkle. All form complimenting just how good Grandouet is and why he will require a substantial punt at 12/1 for the Champion Hurdle.

Target: Champion Hurdle

Price: 12/1

CINDERS AND ASHES

Last year’s Supreme Novices 10/1 winner at Cheltenham Festival, and our first of a remarkable week. The Donald McCain five-year-old was a gutsy, game victor over the well-regarded Darlan and kept on despite coming off the bridle a fair distance out. The fact McCain said there would be more to come on better ground spoke volumes and in my opinion the ground rode Good to Soft on Arkle day. Despite travelling fluently he did make the odd mistake, noticeably over the last which would have cost many the race. He has the form in the book having won six of his ten starts and has a very promising future. If Donald McCain can iron out his jumping issues he may well be overpriced for the Champion Hurdle at 12/1 and may well be worth a punt if Grandouet doesn’t live up to expectations. He is an ambitious 25/1 for the Arkle but it’s hard to be totally convinced that the ferocious pace would suit his jumping style.

Target: Champion Hurdle, Arkle

Price: 12/1, 25/1

SPRINTER SACRE

An obvious candidate for any punters ‘ten to follow’ and he is a personal favourite. He landed us all kinds of success when winning the Arkle in an incredible fashion last season. It gave us two out of two following Cinders And Ashes victory in the Supreme Novices and a day we won’t forget in a hurry. He has improved so much since making a winning debut at Ascot in February 2010, and has only grown stronger since his Supreme Novices’ defeat to Al Ferof in 2011. He made a mockery of those who thought he wouldn’t get up the Cheltenham Hill and lived up to what jockey, Barry Geraghty had promised. The six-year-old has apparently enjoyed his extended summer holiday, growing in stature and personality. The way he takes to a  racecourse is unlike anything I’ve seen before. He shows eagerness without racing keenly and seems to gallop on relentlessly to the line and beyond. He is one to be reckoned with and we will not be opposing him this season, or any season in the near future. Cue Card franked his form of the Arkle romping to a twenty-six length victory at Exeter where he left Menorah disappointingly trailing behind. Of course backing Sprinter Sacre this season will be hard to be profitable unless you have stacks of cash and so the 11/10 about the Queen Mother Chase is your best bet. There were rumours he’d go for it last season but Henderson opted for the Arkle and it was a wise move sticking to the plan. The Queen Mother Chase is the race he’ll go for where he could meet the likes of Sizing Europe, Finian’s Rainbow and stablemate Sanctuaire.

Target: Queen Mother Chase

Price: 11/10

UN ATOUT

Possibly one that surprises you in our ‘ten to follow’ but a horse with a potentially bright future. It isn’t Gigginstown House Stud policy to dwell too long in the bumper ranks without good reason and so it’s to no surprise to see Un Atout entered for a Maiden Hurdle at Wexford next week. The well-regarded Dermot Weld-trained Silver Concorde was withdrawn late on before Un Atout‘s bumper win at Naas and it would have been some clash given their potential futures. Even so, it was a devastating performance from Willie Mullins four-year-old and many in behind have since franked the form. It was desperate ground that day but it still didn’t hide how well he travelled before romping to a twenty-four length success. He looks one of the better Willie Mullins’ novice hurdlers this year and we are eagerly awaiting his debut over hurdles. His half-sister Liste En Tete, is the dam of Sir Des Champs and so he is very well related.

Target: Supreme Novices’

Price: 33/1

DARLAN

A horse widely regarded by Champion jockey AP McCoy as Champion Hurdle material. He did himself no damage running out a creditable second to Cinders And Ashes in the Supreme Novices’ last season, despite having looked to be travelling better than the eventual winner at one point. He confirmed that suspicion landing the Tangle Teezer Top Novices’ Hurdle a shade cosily at Aintree and looks one to keep on side this season. He’ll be in action as soon as Sunday where he tackles the likes of stablemate Cash And Go as well as Paul Nicholls Prospect Wells. We have had a very strong word ahead of the Grade 3 Handicap and since watched his price collapse from as big as 4/1. He is now a clear 9/4 favourite and should prove a class or two above of this bunch. It’s a shame so many of our ‘ten to follow’ have to compete in the Champion Hurdle – it really is going to be a tough race to call this season, but in the meantime keep Nicky Henderson’s five-year-old onside.

Target: Champion Hurdle

Price: 12/1

BOSTON BOB

Boston Bob is likely to make his fencing debut at Thurles next Thursday. The Willie Mullins-trained seven-year-old is the highly regarded ante-post favourite for the RSA Chase and is rated as highly as 151 over hurdles. It has been no secret that a chasing career lies in wait. Boston Bob is a Grade One winner over hurdles and signed off last season with an honourable second in the Albert Bartlett Novies’ Hurdle at Cheltenham, a race we feel he was unlucky not to have won. The way he travelled into that race was eye-catching and if not for hitting the last he may well have maintain his upwards curve. Brindisi Breeze was the eventual two-length winner under Campbell Gillies. The fact is Boston Bob has raced only six times, never finishing out of the frame, winning four of them. He has had the likes of Mount Benbulben behind him, who could do favours for the form late today at Cheltenham. He is very lightly raced for a seven year old and looks to be going places. Keep him on side.

Target: RSA Chase

Price: 8/1

SIR DES CHAMPS

Quite frankly he has been a phenomenal recruit for the Willie Mullins stable winning seven from seven since joining the yard. He is already a dual Cheltenham festival scorer and unsurprisingly has rocketed to 2013 Gold Cup favouritism with an impressive victory in the Jewson winning by four and half lengths to Champion Court. Third place For Non Stop has since romped home at Aintree in the Old Roan Chase and the form this time round looks rock solid. Since Cheltenham, he has scored at Punchestown, proving his stamina over 3m and has barely put a foot wrong. The ratings still show Long Run almost a stone ahead but there is plenty of improvement to come, with an exciting season ahead.

Target: Gold Cup

Price: 6/1

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Friday 9th November Selections

FAREWELL FRANKEL

Sir Henry Cecil paid a fitting tribute to Frankel after the wonder horse returned to his birthplace Banstead Manor Stud yesterday. He will begin his new career as a stallion for Juddmonte Farms next year. The unbeaten star retires to stud as the winner of fourteen races. Trainer Sir Henry Cecil echoed just how good he was and that it’ll be hard to find one greater. He said: “He had the speed to be a champion sprinter and then, once he grew up and settled, he got a distance with a turn of foot that makes champions”. Frankel received a very warm welcome from the Juddmonte team, where they expect an annual roster of 100 mares charging £100,000 each time! It has been an emotional month for racing fanatics with the sad retirement of chasing legend Kauto Star, for Paul Nicholls.

LAYALI DUBAI HELPS LAND 12/1 DOUBLE ON MEMORABLE EVENING AT WOLVERHAMPTON

It was a phenomenal evening for GYTO at Wolverhampton yesterday as we hit six winners out of a possible eight on the all weather. Most noticeably a 12/1 double in Noverre To Go and Layali Dubai to cap off a profitable day. Noverre To Go stayed on under pressure to fend off a strong late challenge from Jacob Butterfield on board Last Sovereign, winning by three-quarters of a length. With the first leg of the evening double in it was down to the Godolphin-trained Layali Dubai (photo – centre). There were concerns prior to the race about a limited amount of pace up front but Rythmic made it a test from the off suiting the three-year-old favourite down to a tee. Silvestre De Sousa gave the Saeed Bin Suroor-trained filly out of Darley, a perfectly weighted-with ride before tanking down the home-straight to reel in long-time leader Rythmic. We went on to land the ‘lucky last’ as Four Leaves proved too good for Sir Henry Cecil’s Srinagar Girl. It was an evening to remember, but much needed in truth, with a slow start to the day. Chrissycross did throw up a welcomed-surprise at Lingfield, winning at 25/1 for Roger Teal under Adam Kirby. It was a convincing performance from the three-year-old, striding out a cosy three-length winner. (Photo – http://www.godolphin.com/PhotoGalleryMain.aspx?gid=1245)

GYTO LUCKY 15

MUSSELBURGH 1.20 KIE 15/8 Won

MUSSELBURGH 3.50 GLINGERBURN 9/4 2nd

HEXHAM 4.00 BILLSGREY 9/4 3rd

WOLVERHAMPTON 7.20 MAWHUB 7/4 6th

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GYTO DAILY DOUBLE

FONTWELL 2.40 VENETIAN LAD EVS 2nd

WOLVERHAMPTON 5.50 SPACE ARTIST 7/4 Won

Pays nearly 4/1 with @Boylesports

GYTO LAY OF THE DAY

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Good morning punters,

It looks another competitive day on paper with five meetings to get stuck into around the country and over in Ireland. We will be publishing a lucky 15 and daily double on Flutter Friday. Hoping to follow on from yesterday evenings winners at Wolverhampton. Hexham and Fontwell were posted late Thursday night and so some prices may differ. Good luck if your having a flutter with GYTO today!

Musselburgh

12.50 Stars Du Granits 6/4 3 point win 2nd -3pts

1.20 Kie 5/2 NB 3 point win NB Won +7.5pts

1.50 Calaf 5/2 3 point win 5th -3pts

2.20 Dannanceys Hill 11/10 NAP 4 point win 2nd -4pts

2.50 Hi George 8/1 2 point EW 3rd +2pts

3.20 Locked Inthepocket 6/1 2 point EW Won +15pts

3.50 Glingerburn 9/4 3 point win 2nd -3pts

2-1-5-2-3-1-2

Meeting total: +11.5pts

Hexham

1.00 Makhzoon 15/2 2 point win Won +15pts

1.30 Secret Desert 5/2 NAP 4 point win 4th -4pts

2.00 Goat Castle 10/3 2 point win 2nd -2pts

2.30 Papamoa 2/1 NB 3 point win Won +6pts

3.00 Fourjacks 5/2 2 point win Won +5pts

3.30 Panthers Run 7/2 2 point win 2nd -2pts

4.00 Billsgrey 9/4 2 point win 3rd -2pts

1-4-2-1-1-2-3

Meeting total: +16pts

Fontwell

1.10 Young Hurricane 11/4 2 point win Won +5.5pts

1.40 Rydalis 9/1 2 point win Won +18pts

2.10 Quaddick Lake 5/4 NB 3 point win 2nd -3pts

2.40 Venetian Lad 10/11 NAP 4 point win 2nd -4pts

3.10 Overlay 9/4 2 point win Won +4.5pts

3.40 Rash Moment 5/1 2 point win 6th -2pts

4.10 Hand On Bach 7/1 2 point win 5th -2pts

1-1-2-2-1-6-5

Meeting Total: +17pts

Wolverhampton (AW)

4.20 Chambles 8/1 1 point EW 6th -2pts

4.50 Tidal’s Baby 11/4 2 point win 3rd -2pts

5.20 Polar Venture 7/2 2 point win 3rd -2pts

5.50 Space Artist 7/4 NAP 4 point win NAP Won +5.25pts (rule 4)

6.20 Mountrath 8/1 1 point EW 5th -2pts

6.50 Inffiraaj 11/2 2 point win Won +11pts

7.20 Mawhub 15/8 NB 3 point win 6th -3pts

7.50 Here Now And Why 8/1 2 point EW IWAC 2nd +2pts

6-3-3-1-5-1-6-2

Meeting total: +7.25pts

Dundalk (AW) (IRE)

6.00 Mordanmijobsworth 6/1 3 point win 5th -3pts

6.30 Bangalore Diamond 11/2 2 point win 4th -2pts

7.00 Little Village 5/2 NAP 5 point win 5th -5pts

7.30 Rose Garden 6/1 1 point EW 4th -2pts

8.00 Diamond Daze 5/1 2 point win 7th -2pts

8.30 She’s A Queen 10/1 1 point EW 7th -2pts

9.00 Lily’s Angel 6/5 NB 4 point win Won +4.8pts

9.25 Heavy Weight 4/1 3 point win Won +12pts

5-4-5-4-7-7-1-1

Meeting total: +0.8pts

Daily total: +52.55pts

Yearly total: +1,936.88pts

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Thursday 8th November Selections

LONG RUN BIDDING TO REGAIN KING GEORGE

Long Run is among thirty-one entries for the William Hill King George VI Chase at Kempton on Boxing Day. Trained by Nicky Henderson, Long Run is attempting to regain his title lost last year to the recently retired chasing legend Kauto Star. With the five-time winner out the way, the bookies make Long Run a 4/1 favourite. The 2011 Cheltenham Gold Cup winner is also among the entries for the Betfair Chase at Haydock a little later on this month. All the vibes seem positive regarding his jumping, which was significantly improve last season. The seven-year-old is just one of many potential superstars for Henderson with RSA Chase winner Bobs Worth, Ryanair Chase winner Riverside Theatre and Champion Chase winner Finian’s Rainbow completing his squad. Arch rival, Paul Nicholls, enters five for the King George including most recent runaway Haldon Gold Cup victor Cue Card whom bookies make a 10/1 shot. Silviniaco Conti heads-up his hugely talented chasing pack. Second in the betting for the King George is the David Pipe-trained Grand Crus, who is a 5/1 shot with William Hill. He was an impressive winner of the Feltham Novice Chase at the meeting last year and has been quoted at 12/1 again with William Hill, to land both the Paddy Power Gold Cup and the King George.

GYTO LUCKY 15

MUSSELBURGH 3.00 EVERAARD 13/2 7th

TOWCESTER 3.20 TOPAZE COLLOGNES 3/1 2nd

LINGFIELD 4.10 BEAUTY PAGEANT 5/1 2nd

MEYDAN 4.10 ZAIN SHARMADAL 6/4 6th

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GYTO DAILY DOUBLE

WOLVERHAMPTON 5.20 NOVERRE TO GO 7/2 Won

WOLVERHAMPTON 7.20 LAYALI DUBAI 2/1 Won

Pays 12/1 with @Boylesports

DOUBLE WON

GYTO LAY OF THE DAY

WOLVERHAMPTON 7.50 AMELIA MAY 7/4 4th

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LAY LANDED

Good morning punters!

It was a return to form for GYTO followers yesterday as we hit a profit at four of the five meetings around the country and over in Ireland. Gordon Elliott’s Cause Of Causes got the better of Si C’Etait Vrai, a warm favourite at Fairyhouse, to get the day off to the perfect start. The four-year-old has been cut across the board for the Racing Post Hurdle on the Sunday of the Cheltenham Open meeting for which he is now a best-priced 16/1, after running out a cosy half-length winner. Bet365 reacted the most, cutting him from 25/1 into 12’s. Trainer Gordon Elliott said: “He’ll get a 5lb penalty for this but I thin the fast pace that we’ll get over there will suit him and I’m looking forward to sending him over there.” Darlan heads the market at a best-priced 6/1.

Cause Of Causes landing the 2m ‘Follow Fairyhouse On Twitter’ Hurdle over in Ireland yesterday to trainer Gordon-Elliott’s delight (Photo – http://www.racingpost.com/news/horse-racing/gordon-elliott-cheltenham)

Lingfield (AW)

12.40 Loraine 9/1 1 point EW 8th -2pts

1.10 Lucky Mountain 5/2 NAP 4 point win 4th -4pts

1.40 Chrissycross 25/1 1 point EW Won +31.25pts

2.10 Miss Blakeney 14/1 1 point EW 5th -2pts

2.40 Delft 6/1 NB 3 point win 2nd -3pts

3.10 Hopes N Dreams 7/1 2 point win 3rd -2pts

3.40 Hanseatic 9/4 2 point win Won +4.5pts

4.10 Beauty Pageant 5/1 2 point win 2nd -2pts

8-4-1-5-2-3-1-2

Meeting total: +20.75pts

Towcester

12.50 Maringo Bay 5/1 2 point win 4th -2pts

1.20 Umadacher 5/2 3 point win 6th -3pts

1.50 Coastal Boy 8/1 1 point EW 11th -2pts

2.20 Phare Isle 14/1 1 point EW 10th -2pts

2.50 Arctic Echo 11/1 2 point win Fell -2pts

3.20 Topaze Collonges 3/1 NAP 4 point win NB 2nd -4pts

3.50 Ifits A Fiddle 11/4 NB 3 point win 2nd -3pts

4-6-11-10-F-2-2

Meeting total: -18pts

Thurles (IRE)

12.55 Spring Heeled 4/1 2 point win 5th -2pts

1.25 Roi Du Mee 9/10 NB 3 point win Won +2.7pts

1.55 Venture Lazarus 9/2 2 point win Fell -2pts

2.25 Absolute Heretic 10/1 2 point win 7th -2pts

2.55 Get Off The Stage 5/1 3 point win 3rd -3pts

3.25 Speed Dial 3/1 NAP 4 point win 2nd -4pts

3.55 Colgrave Sound 4/1 2 point win 3rd -2pts

5-1-F-7-3-2-3

Meeting total: -12.3pts

Musselburgh

1.00 Goldtrek 9/1 1 point EW Won +11.25pts

1.30 Asteroid Belt 7/2 2 point win 2nd -2pts

2.00 Doyly Carte 4/5 NB 3 point win Won +2.4pts

2.30 Mentalist 5/4 NAP 6 point win NAP 3rd -6pts

3.00 Everaard 13/2 2 point EW IWAC 7th -4pts

3.30 Or De Grugy 5/1 2 point win Won +10pts

4.00 Mountskip 7/1 1 point EW 5th -2pts

1-2-1-3-7-1-5

Meeting total: +9.65pts

Meydan (UAE)

2.30 Dubai Iconic 9/2 3 point win Won +13.5pts

3.00 Final Recovery 3/1 3 point win 5th -3pts

3.35 Touch Gold 8/1 1 point EW 8th -2pts

4.10 Zain Shamardal 13/8 NAP 5 point win 6th -5pts

4.45 Hatheeq 5/4 NB 4 point win 3rd -4pts

5.20 Barrolomeu 4/1 3 point win 7th -3pts

1-5-8-6-3-7

Meeting total: -3.5pts

Wolverhampton (AW)

4.20 Fit For A King 7/1 2 point win 7th -2pts

4.50 Marmot Bay 5/1 2 point win 2nd -2pts

5.20 Noverre To Go 7/2 NB 4 point win Won +14pts

5.50 Gabrial’s King 9/2 3 point win Won +13.5pts

6.20 Nenge Mboko 4/5 4 point win Won +3.2pts

6.50 Kenny Powers 1/6F No Bet Won

7.20 Layali Dubai 2/1 NAP 5 point win Won +10pts

7.50 Four Leaves 2/1 4 point win Won +8pts

7-2-1-1-1-1-1-1

Meeting total: +44.7pts

Daily total: +41.3pts

Yearly total: +1,884.33pts

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Wednesday 7th November Selections

GYTO LUCKY 15

FAIRYHOUSE 1.15 CAUSE OF CAUSES 13/8 Won

NOTTINGHAM 1.40 DASHING STAR 5/2 Won

CHEPSTOW 3.05 HAZY DAWN 2/1 7th

KEMPTON 4.55 INTHA 9/4 2nd

Pays £237.88 with @Boylesports

Nottingham

12.10 Auntie Kathryn 9/4 3 point win 4th -3pts

12.40 Tenancy 9/2 2 point EW 2nd +0.25pts

1.10 Blue Lotus 3/1 3 point win 6th -3pts

1.40 Dashing Star 3/1 NAP 5 point win Won +15pts

2.10 Llaregyb 7/2 NB 4 point win 7th -4pts

2.40 Colonial 6/5 4 point win 4th -4pts

3.15 Leviathan 6/1 2 point EW non runner

3.50 Astra Hall 10/1 1 point EW IWAC 2nd +1.5pts

4-2-6-1-7-4-NR-2

Meeting total: +2.75pts

Fairyhouse

12.45 Akatara 8/1 1 point EW 2nd +1pt

1.15 Cause Of Causes 9/4 NAP 4 point win Won +9pts

1.45 Tepalo 11/2 2 point win 7th -2pts

2.15 Shrapnel 9/2 NB 3 point win non runner

2.50 Mini Budget 5/1 2 point win 4th -2pts

3.20 Owen Mc 2/1 2 point win Won +4pts

2-1-7-NR-4-1

Meeting total: +10pts

Warwick

12.45 Lindsay’s Dream 25/1 1 point EW UR -2pts

1.20 Full Ov Beans 3/1 NB 4 point win 4th -4pts

1.50 Ironically 7/1 1 point EW 3rd +0.75pts

2.20 Hazy Tom 15/8 NAP 6 point win NAP Won +11.25pts

2.55 Definite Chance 11/2 2 point win 2nd -2pts

3.30 Kilcascen 9/2 3 point win 3rd -3pts

4.05 Supreme Present 11/2 2 point win 5th -2pts

UR-4-3-1-2-3-5

Meeting total: -1pts

Chepstow

1.00 Roger Beantown 8/11 4 point win 2nd -4pts

1.30 Shotgun Paddy 11/4 NB 4 point win Won +11pts

2.00 Pocket Too 11/4 NAP 5 point win Won +13.75pts

2.30 Sew On Target 7/2 3 point win 2nd -3pts

3.05 Hazy Dawn 7/2 3 point win 7th -3pts

3.40 For The Staff 5/1 2 point win 2nd -2pts

4.15 Noble Perk 5/1 2 point win 4th -2pts

2-1-1-2-7-2-4

Meeting total: +10.75pts

Kempton (AW)

4.25 Villoresi 3/1 3 point win Won +9pts

4.55 Inthar 11/4 NB 4 point win 2nd -4pts

5.25 Atlantis City 9/1 1 point EW 9th -2pts

5.55 Swift Bounty 9/2 3 point win 2nd -3pts

6.25 Astroscarlet 9/1 1 point EW 6th -2pts

6.55 Viking Storm 11/4 NAP 5 point win NB 3rd -5pts

7.25 True To Form 20/1 1 point EW 2nd +4pts

7.55 Sir Dylan 6/1 2 point EW Won +15pts

1-2-9-2-6-3-2-1

Meeting total: +12pts

Daily total: +34.5pts

Yearly total: +1,843.03pts

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Tuesday 6th November Selections

MENORAH OUT TO PROVE HIS WORTH FOR HOBBS

There is a cracking six-race card at Exeter today as the jump season gets into full swing. The Phillip Hobbs-trained Menorah wasn’t at his best when tackling Cue Card at Cheltenham and finished a distant twenty-two length third, some twenty-nine lengths off the magnificent Sprinter Sacre in the Arkle. He did however, bounce back to his best at Aintree just a month later, taking the 2m4f Manifesto Novices’ Chase. A convincing seven-length victory over the Paul Nicholls-trained Cristal Bonus saw him end the season with a greater rating than Tizzard’s six-year-old. Cristal Bonus has of course franked that form since, routing the field by a nine-length victory at Down Royal. Phillip Hobb’s sounded fairly bullish about Menorah latest, but stressed it is his first run of the season. He is in good form and they are very happy with him. 2m2f is likely to suit over this stiff track and he has the ability to see off Cue Card despite a 3lb swing against.

GYTO LUCKY 15

PUNCHESTOWN 1.25 BANJAXED GIRL 2/1 Won

EXETER 2.50 MENORAH 4/1 3rd

REDCAR 3.00 ARLEY HALL 7/4 Won

WOLVERHAMPTON 8.00 EDGWARE ROAD 2/1 2nd

Pays £248.38 with @Boylesports for a £1 win stake

GYTO DAILY DOUBLE

EXETER 2.20 BILLY TWYFORD 13/8 2nd

PUNCHESTOWN 2.25 HECK THOMAS 11/10 2nd

Pays 3/1 with @Boylesports

GYTO EW DOUBLE

REDCAR 2.30 LICENSE TO TILL 9/2 4th

REDCAR 3.30 ESSEXBRIDGE 6/1 12th

Pays 38/1 with @Boylesports

Southwell (AW)

12.40 Chez Vrony 7/1 1 point EW 3rd +0.75pts

1.10 Little Miss Zuri 10/1 3 point win 7th -3pts

1.40 Only Ten Per Cent 6/1 3 point win 5th -3pts

2.10 La Estrella 1/4F No Bet Won

2.40 North Pole 3/1 NB 4 point win 10th -4pts

3.10 Aggleston Rock 20/1 1 point EW 6th -2pts

3.40 Gaelic Wizzard 11/4 NAP 5 point win 5th -5pts

4.10 Generous Genella 8/1 1 point EW 6th -2pts

3-7-5-1-10-6-5-6

Meeting total: -18.25pts

Betting angle

Looks a fairly tough day at Southwell on the all weather. There are one or two nice types in action but on the whole it’s worth keeping it low stakes this afternoon, especially with some quality jumps action over at Exeter. La Estrella bids to make history at the track today, making it thirteen from thirteen at the track. The first race of the day is over a mile and it looks a wide open handicap. Chez Vrony was the tentative selection, albeit still a maiden, he ran well latest and looks a solid each way punt under David Probert. He has been subject to some support this morning 5’s from 11/2. Little Miss Zuri is really interesting in the next having run her best race to date, when a staying-on fourth in 6f nursery at Wolverhampton last week. That run came out of a handicap and couldn’t rule her out back on her proper mark. The Sylvester Kirk-trained two-year-old promises to stay but it is her fibresand debut and there is a slight question whether she’ll take to the surface. She is going walkies in the market, 6’s from 9/2 this morning and may well be best watched. Only Ten Per Cent goes well at Southwell, winning four times this year. He has conditions in his favour and is coming back down the weights, just 2lb higher than for last win. The four-year-old will be involved come the latter stages of the race and looks a worthy punt at 4/1 in another open handicap. North Pole is a worthy next best in a weak race at 2.40 for Sir Mark Prescott. He can break his maiden tag at the fourth time of asking despite probably running over an inadequate trip. The threat Lilac Lace will probably find the drop in trip and different surface all too much with Lexington Place too inconsistent to be backing. We have taken a chance in the 3.10 ignoring the market principals in Mason Hindmarsh and Benartic. Instead we are seeking value in Agglestone Rock. A 20/1 chance for Philip Kirby under Eva Moscrop. He has won over 2m on turf, most recently last season at Haydock and is entitled to have needed recent comeback run at Southwell. In a tricky race the seven-year-old looks a worthy each way punt, and looks overpriced at 20/1. There has been bits and pieces this morning, and he has been nibbled into 14’s. Gaelic Wizard is hard to get away from in the maiden having gone so close on all three starts since dropping to the minimum trip. He is lightly-raced and looks sure to win sooner rather than later. Generous Genella is the final bet of the day and she looked good when finishing a close third at Pontefract in June 2011. She’s entitled to her seasonal debut latest and is by no means handicapped out of things with the eyeshields now tried.

Punchestown (IRE)

12.55 Didigout 2/9F No Bet Won

1.25 Banjaxed Girl 2/1 NAP 5 point win Won +10pts

1.55 Heavenly Brook 7/1 3 point win 4th -3pts

2.25 Heck Thomas 11/10 4 point win 2nd -4pts

2.55 Grange 6/4 NB 4 point win 2nd -4pts

3.25 Whisky And Red 9/2 3 point win 3rd -3pts

3.55 Caoimhes Delight 11/4 4 point win Won +11pts

1-1-4-2-2-3-1

Meeting total: +7pts

Redcar

1.00 Sword Of The Lord 5/1 3 point win 6th -3pts

1.30 Barathea Dancer 7/2 3 point win 5th -3pts

2.00 Tahlia Ree 13/2 2 point EW 11th -4pts

2.30 Licence To Till 5/1 NB 2 point EW IWAC 4th -4pts

3.00 Arley Hall 2/1 NAP 5 point win Won +10pts

3.30 Essexbridge 12/1 2 point EW 12th -4pts

4.00 Prince James 10/1 1 point EW Won +12.5pts

6-5-11-4-1-12-1

Meeting total: +4.5pts

Exeter

1.50 Gas Line Boy 5/2 4 point win 2nd -4pts

2.20 Billy Twyford 7/4 NB 5 point win 2nd -5pts

2.50 Menorah 4/1 NAP 6 point win NAP 3rd -6pts

3.20 Peckhamecho 11/2 2 point EW 3rd -4pts

3.50 Wide Receiver 6/1 2 point EW 3rd +1pt

4.20 Pyleigh Lass 6/1 2 point EW 2nd +1pt

2-2-3-3-3-2

Meeting total: -17pts

Wolverhampton (AW)

4.30 Equity Risk 5/1 1 point EW Won +6.25pts

5.00 Al Udeid 3/1 3 point win 5th -3pts

5.30 Lord Franklin 7/2 2 point win 3rd -2pts

6.00 Precision Five 9/1 2 point win 3rd -2pts

6.30 Rythmic 5/2 NB 4 point win 3rd -4pts

7.00 Inpursuitoffreedom 11/1 1 point EW 3rd +1.75pts

7.30 Barton Bounty 4/1 2 point win 3rd -2pts

8.00 Edgware Road 2/1 NAP 6 point win NB 2nd -6pts

1-5-3-3-3-3-3-2

Meeting total: -11pts

Daily total: -34.75pts

Yearly total: +1,808.53pts

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Monday 5th November Selections

KHAZIUM CAN BREAK HIS MAIDEN IN EASIER COMPANY AT PLUMPTON

The Brendan Powell-trained Khazium has been highly tried finishing sixth most recently at Huntingdon, but he was hampered two-out that day when edging closer to mount a challenge and can make amends in this easier company today. He ran well at Plumpton back in September finishing a close second and can break his maiden today back at two-miles.

Plumpton

Class 5 Maiden Hurdle 12.50 RUM AND BUTTER 10/1 3 point win 4th -3pts

It’s a really tough maiden hurdle to get the action underway at Plumpton. Pendra has obvious claims for Charlie Longsdon who struck a double yesterday with Hildisvini and Brassick scoring at Huntingdon. Although, the stables form over hurdles is yet to be desired with a strike rate of just 1-20 at 5%. Rum And Butter is an interesting recruit for Jonjo O’Neill who operates with a 16% strike rate at the course. The four-year-old ran out a creditable fourth on hurdling debut over course and distance and would have needed that run. He is definitely one for the shortlist. Ubaldo Des Menhies is interesting for Oliver Sherwood, a man who is in superb form. The French horse is also proven on this softer going but I’ve got a feeling it won’t be easy today and being unproven over the distance tackling hurdles for the first time is enough for me to avoid, for now. Mister Newby should make any shortlist proven at the course and on the going but he looked laboured latest and only landed his bumper by a neck. It’s a weak race from all angles in truth and it’s extremely hard to get away from the Charlie Longsdon-trained Pendra with Noel Fehily riding at a course he loves but we have decided to oppose the short-favourite. Rum And Butter has raced keenly on all three starts, latest on hurdling debut. Where he hit the last fence, halting any momentum he may have had to gain on the leader. He is a type to do better for Jonjo O’Neill and looks like he has a lot more running in him. He has experience and race fitness over some and looks the best viable option at the forecasted prices.

Class 4 Novice Hurdle 1.20 AWESOME BELLA 5/2 4 point win 5th -4pts

An interesting race on paper and Floral Spinner catches the eye for Bill Turner having won two of her four bumpers but she is yet to tackle a hurdle and she may well need the experience, despite her pedigree suggesting she’ll do well over hurdles. She is opposed on this occasion. Awesome Bella is the one we cannot get away from having run so well at Towcester. She wouldn’t have to improve much on her second start over hurdles to take this. She closed on Definite Memories all the way to the line latest and looked a thorough stayer. Stable form is also a huge positive with Alan King firing on all cylinders of late. Ruby Glow made the shortlist having shaped well in bumpers with the extra yardage in her favour, but like Floral Spinner, may need this run.

Class 4 Handicap Hurdle 1.55 STRATHCAL 6/1 1 point EW 3rd +0.5pts

Sounding like a broken record at the moment but this is another tricky contest. A two-mile handicap with many of these out of form. Ministry is readily opposed having been well-beaten here latest and the winner of that race failing to follow up on Friday. It’s wide open and no doubt many of you will be siding with Where’s Johnny who should go well dropped in trip with a reappearance run behind him. He has also dropped 6lb down the handicap and has Mattie Batchelor up, he’ll no doubt be popular. Strathcal however, is the one we feel to give another chance to. Tom Symonds doesn’t run them over hurdles at Plumpton unless they’re ready to go and the six-year-old can overcome a lengthy absence. Butler is likely to be given another chance by many, but what we have seen of him simply doesn’t warrant a bet, but we’ll keep a close eye on Tim Vaughan’s charge.

Class 5 Handicap Chase 2.25 ZEPNOVE 25/1 1 point EW 5th -2pts

Zepnove has a lot to prove having been pulled up the last twice but his previous form and specifically reappearance run at Fontwell is worth taking note of. This is another weak affair that won’t take much winning. Beware Chalk Pit echoes inconsistency which could be a trend for the race with Absolute Shambles lining up. Zepnove switches the visor for cheekpieces and has run well on soft ground in the past. Dromore Hill ran well for a long way on debut for Claire Dyson but this step up in trip is unlikely to suit and he is still a maiden as an 8-yo. She’s Jolly at long, long odds may well have a squeak on the strength of it but be happy to let that spare £5 slip away should the race fall away from her.

Class 5 Claiming Hurdle 3.00 KHAZIUM 7/4 NAP 5 point win 3rd -5pts

A weak claiming hurdle and one that should well be within Khazium ‘s ability. Dropped to this grade after disappointing latest he looks primed for a big run for Brendan Powell. Richard Johnson up, the three-year-old should take some beating. Pass The Time made a winning hurdle debut ten days ago but that race may well have taken it out of him. The thought is he performed better than usual that day having been a modest horse on the flat. He’s one to take on at the projected prices.

Class 4 Handicap Chase 3.30 TRUCKERS BENEFIT 3/1 NB 4 point win 4th -4pts

We were behind Truckers Benefit a couple of weeks ago when he was somewhat a cosy winner over C&D and we can’t see any reason to oppose him here. Goring One is the obvious threat if back to his best but he still has a lot of questions to answer and again, may need the run. Truckers Benefit is an improving handicapper and can go one better in the hands of Richard Johnson today.

Class 5 Handicap Hurdle 4.05 KENALECK 7/1 2 point EW 6th -4pts

Kenaleck was runner-up in a selling handicap latest in first time-cheekpieces and deserved the win having jumped so well. He got tired on the flat though and was outbattled in the end. What it does prove is that he is off a workable mark and switches the cheekpieces for a tongue strap today to eek out some more improvement. He is up 5lb for that solid effort but should appreciate the ground and conditions. He looks a much better bet than Royale Knight at the odds, considering he was unplaced in all ten starts under rules. Probably does have more to give but you have to seek value against that price.

4-5-3-5-3-4-6

Meeting total: -19.5pts

Kempton

1.00 Ransom Note 2/1 2 point win 7th -2pts

1.30 Hindon Road 4/1 2 point win 5th -2pts

2.05 Porters War 7/2 NB 3 point win 3rd -3pts

2.40 Bold Cheif 5/1 2 point win PU -2pts

3.10 Ghizao 8/11 NAP 4 point win Won +2.91pts

3:45 Loch Ba 9/4 2 point win Won +4.5pts

4.15 Tuscan Gold 9/1 1 point EW 3rd +1.25pts

7-5-3-PU-1-1-3

Meeting total: -0.34pts

Wolverhampton (AW)

1.45 Passionada 16/1 1 point EW 2nd +3pts

2.15 Lastkingofscotland 5/1 2 point win 2nd -2pts

2.50 Alaskan Bullet 13/8 3 point win Won +4.88pts

3.20 High Time Too 7/2 2 point win 3rd -2pts

3.55 Aragorn Rouge 9/4 NB 3 point win Won +6.75pts

4.25 Maun Vrat 6/4 NAP 4 point win 5th -4pts

4.55 Drawnfromthepast 6/1 2 point win 2nd -2pts

5.25 Pindar 11/2 2 point win 7th -2pts

2-2-1-3-1-5-2-7

Meeting total: +2.63pts

Daily total: -17.21pts

Yearly total: +1,843.28pts

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Sunday 4th November Selections

WISE DAN ROUTS RIVALS IN BREEDERS CUP MILE

We put a lot on the line last night at Santa Anita as we made our followers well aware that we were opposing Excelebration in the Breeders’ Cup Mile. It came to many disbelief, given the form he had in the book. With Frankel out the way, it looked a formality that he would shine on the big stage following his QEII demolition job. We have had our concerns regarding this horse for a while, and until now seemingly been proved wrong. We controversially made him a lay at Ascot and got our fingers well and truly burnt. A naive lay and a decision we obviously regret in hindsight given conditions were in his favour. We did however, have our reasons for the lay and were again happy to take him on, this time out of his comfort zone. He had a lot of questions to answer at Santa Anita and when he opened at 5/4 our decision was all but made up. The tight turning track would by no means prove in his favour. This combined with Joseph O’Brien not being one to rely on in a tactical affair, which we had no doubt it would turn into. Wise Dan was always going to have first run on Excelebration with the track a negative for Aidan O’Brien’s mount, it would prove a huge positive for Velazquez. There was a huge question mark regarding the ground as well. It was riding quicker than anything Excelebration had ridden on before and with his best form all coming on ground with juice in it, it would only add to a long list of negatives. Wise Dan had been prepped for the race and it was a brilliant training performance to land the Breeders’ Cup Mile. The American wonder-horse kicked off the home turn to devastating effect with Excelebration finishing a one-paced fourth having held every chance. Animal Kingdom, after a lengthy absence ran an absolute cracker in second with Obviously grabbing third at the death. Moonlight Cloud was never able to land a blow for trainer Freddy Head, five times a winner of the $2 million race. John Velazquez had been aboard Animal Kingdom when he triumphed beneath the twin spires at Churchill Downs last year, but the prospect of another opportunity to partner the revitalised Wise Dan proved too tempting to resist. It was great to see Animal Kingdom back to his best, with a touching trained-story behind him. He will surely remain in training with seemingly more to give. Trainer Charles Lopresti was an emotional wreck after the Mile, and how he was entitled to be. He said: “You could wait a lifetime for a horse like this”. To wait for Wise Dan at his prime racegoers had to hold on until this summers when Lopresti wtiched the Grade 1 dirt winner back to turf. It really was a fascinating Breeders’ Cup and one which we ended up in profit, making twenty points on both nights. Winners included 20/1 shot Calidoscopio and Royal Delta on day one, followed by Shanghai Bobby, Mizdirection and Wise Dan last night.

GYTO LUCKY 15

CARLISLE 2.40 RIVAL D’ESTRUVAL 5/4 2nd

HUNTINGDON 2.55 PRESENT VIEW 7/2 2nd

LEOPARDSTOWN 3.35 UNACCOMPANIED 7/4 4th

CORK 3.20 BAILY GREEN 11/4 Won

Pays £220+ with @Boylesports for a £1 win stake

GYTO DAILY DOUBLE

CARLISLE 1.00 RUPERT BEAR 13/8 Won

HUNTINGDON 1.15 HILDISVINI 7/4 Won

Pays 6/1 with @Boylesports

DAILY DOUBLE LANDED

LAY OF THE DAY – betting against the horse winning via @Betfair or @BETDAQ

CARLISLE 1.00 FINE KINGDOM 9/4

LAY LANDED

Huntingdon

12.45 Outback 11/2 2 point win 2nd -2pts

1.15 Hildisvini 15/8 3 point win Won +5.63pts

1.45 Right Stuff 9/2 2 point win PU -2pts

2.20 Benny The Swinger 7/4 2 point win Won +3.5pts

2.55 Present View 4/1 NB 3 point win NB 2nd -3pts

3.30 Genny Wren 6/1 2 point win 3rd -2pts

4.00 Be Bop Boru 5/2 NAP 4 point win 2nd -4pts

2-1-PU-1-2-3-2

Meeting total: -3.87pts

Leopardstown (IRE)

12.55 A Star Is Born 4/1 NB 3 point win 13th -3pts

1.25 Cottrell 9/2 2 point win 7th -2pts

2.00 Barbados Bob 8/1 1 point EW 7th -2pts

2.35 Devotion 7/1 1 point EW 10th -2pts

3.05 Sugar Boy 6/1 2 point win Won +12pts

3.35 Unaccompanied 7/4 NAP 4 point win NAP 4th -4pts

4.05 Albert Bridge 7/1 1 point EW 2nd +0.75pts

13-7-7-10-1-4-2

Meeting total: -0.25pts

Carlisle

1.00 Rupert Bear 2/1 NB 4 point win Won +8pts

1.30 Kings Grace 11/4 NAP 5 point win 5th -5pts

2.05 Ifyousayso 1/5F No Bet Won

2.40 Rival D’Estruval 11/8 4 point win 2nd -4pts

3.10 Rebel Swing 10/1 2 point EW IWAC 6th -4pts

3.45 Worth A King’S 16/1 1 point EW 4th -2pts

4.15 Vinstar EVS 4 point win Won +4pts

1-5-1-2-6-4-1

Meeting total: -3pts

Cork (IRE)

1.10 Brog Deas 4/6 4 point win Won +2.67pts

1.40 Dara Tango 12/1 1 point EW 4th -2pts

2.15 Bundle Of Fun 6/1 2 point EW 2nd +1pt

2.50 The Crafty Butcher 7/4 3 point win 2nd -3pts

3.20 Baily Green 11/4 NAP 4 point win Won +6.6pts (rule 4)

3.50 Sea Stallion 7/1 1 point EW 9th -2pts

4.20 Goodoldhonkytonk 9/4 NB 4 point win 11th –4pts

1-4-2-2-1-9-4-11

Meeting total: -0.73pts

Daily total: -7.85pts

Yearly total: +1,860.49pts

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Saturday 3rd November Selections

ROYAL DELTA WORTH EVERY DOLLAR

Last night was the start of the Breeders Cup over in America at the picturesque Santa Anita. It’s now a two-day event with some of the best horses from around the world doing battle on the dirt and turf. Last night saw GYTO notch up two winners, enough to end the evening well in profit. 20/1 Calidoscopio got us off to a great start in the Breeders’ Cup Marathon, a convincing four-and-a-half length victor. The Guillermo Frenkel Santillan-trained nine-year-old became the oldest horse to ever win at the Breeders Cup. The highlight of the night was still to come as the $8.5 million-filly Royal Delta proved her worth landing the Ladies Classic. She set a stern pace throughout and edged away inside the final furlong to beat Miss Aurelia by one-and-a-half lengths and the gambled on Include Me Out another one-and-a-quarter length third. It was a dramatic way for jockey Mike Smith to break his tie with the retired Jerry Bailey for the most career Breeders’ Cup victories, with Smith getting his 16th. Royal Delta became the second horse to win the Ladies’ Classic twice, following Bayakoa in 1989. Trainer Bill Mott looked absolutely delighted as she crossed the line, and so he should. He could become the first trainer to pull off the Ladies’ Classic and the Classic in two straight years sending out three talented horses in tonight’s $5 million Classic. Questing, winner of Saratoga’s Coaching Club American Oaks and Alabama, struggled to match the early pace and was eventually pulled up on the backstretch. Thankfully, she showed no obvious physical problems. Jockey Irad Ortiz Jr. said that the 3-year-old filly wasn’t responding and didn’t want to run. As a matter of protocol, the stewards said that a blood sample was taken to be tested. Godolphin tweeted this morning to say all was fine with the filly. There is an eight-race card to get stuck into tonight at Santa Anita and we’ll be posting our thoughts and tips a little later.

The Fugue was the best-backed horse of the night over at Santa Anita but endured a nightmare passage, eventually finishing seemingly full of running in third under William Buick. It sparked huge debate on twitter after Richard Hughes, suffered similar luck earlier on the card on Sky Lantern. The door was shut time and time again on The Fugue as Buick drove her up the inside. The tight track proving chaotic for European riders as the eventual winner smartly switched ride to endure a clear passage to victory. Richard Hughes will be disappointed having yet to break his Breeders Cup duck.

GYTO LUCKY 15

WETHERBY 12.35 ULYSSE COLLONGES 11/8 Won

WETHERBY 1.40 OUR ISLAND 10/3 4th

DOWN ROYAL 2.25 QUITO DE LA ROQUE 2/1 3rd

AYR 3.20 REALT MOR 2/1 3rd

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GYTO DAILY DOUBLE

DOWN ROYAL 1.15 GREAT OAK 3/1 2nd

WETHERBY 2.50 SMAD PLACE 11/8 3rd

Pays roughly 7/1 with @Boylesports

BREEDERS CUP PREVIEW

Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf (6.50)

A cracking race to open up a likely memorable night of Breeders’ Cup action. It’s a Grade 1 race run over a mile on the turf, and it’s likely to be run at some pace with the ground riding as firm as it comes. It’s run annually to showcase some of Europe’s finest juvenile talent and is open to two-year-old thoroughbreds who have qualified for the race via a series of feeder events. George Vancouver has been well backed throughout the day with the idea the quick ground will bring about significant improvement. Improvement that will be needed to take this competitive race. At 6/1, with so many questions still to be answered, he’s one to leave alone for now, despite Ryan Moore taking the ride. Mahmood Al Zarooni holds solid claims in Artigiano who has solid form in the book and is likely to give his running under the experienced Dettori. Roger Charlton’s two-year-old should top anyone’s shortlist. Dundonnell lost nothing in defeat to the classy Toronado in the Champagne Stakes and looks certain for further progression. Many will argue, at the prices, that George Vancouver’s form behind Dawn Approach is stronger but it is assuming a lot that he’ll progress enough to take this. We do have to point out that Aidan O’Brien does well in this race, having won twelve months ago with Wrote. We saw something in Dundonnell and his run at Doncaster that he has a big race in him and he can bring one home for the Europeans. James Doyle will have to be at his best, regarding his positioning, but if given the cover and getting the breaks 3/1 could look a big price. Not a lot is known about Joha who is a top performer in his own right. Trained by Michael Maker, he could prove the biggest danger to the European contingent.

Breeders’ Cup Filly and Mare Sprint (7.35)

It’s hard to look anywhere but Groupie Doll for this sprint, but that’s exactly what we’r going to do. Dust And Diamonds will have to improve to take this but she has potential in the locker and promises to get the trip. There is little value in backing the likely odds-on fav and a race in which favourites often perform below par, we are happy to oppose. Groupie Doll does possess the quickest figures and has been somewhat a revelation since fitting the blinkers, but she will face her stiffest test to date on the big stage that is the Breeders’ Cup. Dust And Diamonds is a tentative selection and we only advise small stakes in what looks a trappy race. There may well be a speed battle up front which could leave Switch with the race at her mercy. She has good experience and a good jockey and represents some value at the forecasted prices.

Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile (8.14)

The Dirt Mile is an eagerly anticipated competitive race over a mile on dirt. The race is set for North American milers to do battle with the European counterparts usually aimed at the Breeders’ Cup Mile instead. Regarding racing trends, it’s tough, seeing as the race has only existed since 2007. However, in the past five years favourites haven’t paid well with not a single favourite visiting the winners enclosure. Emcee goes to post with great promise that the extra furlong will suit but he faces stiffer opposition in Jersey Town trained by Barclay Tagg, who had Shackleford behind him latest. He had gone off the boil prior to taking the Kelso Handicap, previously finishing five-lengths behind Emcee but sprung back to life latest and comes into this race full of confidence. Potentially the long-shot of the night, Delegation, could prove if taking to dirt. He has been in a rich vein of form of late but has yet to experience this type of ground. He could well be one for in-play punters.

Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint (8.57)

An intriguing sprint, and one we are looking forward to out the first quartet of races. Unbridled’s Note looks a worthy favourite at the head of the market winning well over C&D latest. Tonight’s race is likely to be run to suit with Bridgetown likely to lead early on. He inflicted a length-and-a-quarter defeat on Chosen Miracle latest and is sure to improve on that run. Bridgetown is consistent and we couldn’t give you too many reasons to put you off but just have that feeling Unbridled’s Note could be too classy for these. We spent a fair amount of time studying Starspangledbanner, a horse we’r fond of, but his form of late is undesired and we can’t have him on side here. Ladbrokes also go top price about the Aidan O’Brien six-year-old which is the final nail in the coffin.

Grey Goose Breeders’ Cup Juvenile (9.36)

The Grey Goose Breeders’ Cup Juvenile is a race worth over $2 million dollars, run over eight-and-a-half furlongs on dirt with nine runners going to post. There are two stand-outs in the betting in Shanghai Bobby and the Bob Baffert-trained Power Broker, both whom have been impressive latest. Fortify, although behind Shanghai Bobby the last twice, looks to represent solid each way money in another race where the leading market principals usually struggle. There is reason for them to tonight, with the controversial Lasix being banned in all two-year-old races. The 14/1 Kiaran McLaughlin-trained colt shades the verdict on this factor and anticipated improvement.

Breeders’ Cup Turf (10.18)

We have been waiting a long time to get stuck into St Nicholas Abbey since landing the Coronation Cup and this looks like the perfect opportunity to do so. He was given too much to do in the King George and made up significant ground in the final furlong, enough so to keep him on side. To finish third and get within seven lengths of Frankel at his greatest, is nothing to be ashamed of. He then finished two-lengths off the pace in the Irish Champion Stakes where Snow Fairy at the top of her game cruised to victory. Again, a lot of positives can be taken from the race. Yes he disappointed in the Arc, but it was probably a step to far and if forgiven, he can run a huge race tonight. He reportedly came out of the race well and is no stranger to the Breeders Cup. He won this race last year, his optimum trip, and showed enough in the King George to entitle to him to the upmost respect this evening. Going left-handed around this tight-turning track can only further bolster his claims. Joseph will have to be at his best but his price looks big considering his form. This is, one of ‘the’ bets of the night!

Xpressbet Breeders’ Cup Sprint (10.58)

A very tricky race, potentially a trappy contest. Amazombie heads the market at 4/1 but is far from convincing having finished a one-paced fourth latest. Coil, on the otherhand had Amazombie behind him latest and is running for an in-form stable in Bob Baffert, he looks one to have on side! The Lumber Guy is respected and capable of a big run having landed a Grade 1 latest. At a bigger price Capital Account could have a chance if the race is run to suit. We know he finishes his races well and 6f suited well latest if Coil and co fail to show. It’s 14/1 bar and we couldn’t recommend anything at a bigger price for a squeak.

Breeders’ Cup Mile (11.40)

It’s the Breeders Cup Mile, the featured race of the two-day meeting at Santa Anita Park. Excelebration and Wise Dan do battle and it looks to be an absolute classic. Excelebration has been all the rage since landing the QEII at Ascot so easily latest and is respected. We have had, and still have, our reservations regarding the four-year-old. This significantly quicker going is likely to catch him out given his best form is all on ground with juice in it. The tight-turning track is likely to suit Wise Dan down to a tee, and there is no doubt he’ll have first run on Excelebration. Joseph O’Brien isn’t the best in a tactical affair, contrasted with Velazquez, who is a definite plus. Wise Dan is the best miler in America and is out to prove his worth this evening against the European invaders, or invader as it were. Moonlight Cloud is capable of running a big race and isn’t one to rule out lightly.

Breeders’ Cup Classic (12.35)

Game On Dude oozes class and will take a world of beating. He had 25/1 shot Nonios and 22/1 Richards Kid a long way behind him in the Awesome Again Stakes and deserves his place at the top of the market. Flat Out looks progressive, trained by William Mott, and is expected to go well under Joel Rosario. But it is hard to see a solid enough challenger to Game On Dude, who should cap off a profitable evening of Breeders Cup action for GYTO!

Newmarket

12.15 Sillabub 9/2 2 point win 3rd -2pts

12.45 Omoor 4/1 2 point win 2nd -2pts

1.20 Cap O’Rushes 4/6 NB 3 point win 2nd -3pts

1.55 Similu 16/1 1 point EW 6th -2pts

2.30 Jakes Destiny 10/3 NAP 4 point win 3rd -4pts

3.05 Burano 16/1 1 point EW 6th -2pts

3.40 Entagle 15/2 1 point EW 5th -2pts

4.10 Red Seventy 11/1 point EW 6th -2pts

3-2-2-6-3-6-5-6

Meeting total: -19pts

Wetherby

12.35 Ulyssse Collonges 11/8 NAP 4 point win Won +5.5pts

1.05 Lordofthehouse 13/2 1 point win Won +6.5pts

1.40 Our Island 7/2 NB 3 point win 4th -3pts

2.15 Alasi 5/1 3 point win 2nd -3pts

2.50 Smad Place 6/4 3 point win 3rd -3pts

3.25 Planet Of Sound 5/1 2 point win 5th -2pts

4.00 Willows Saviour 6/1 2 point win 11th -2pts

1-1-4-2-3-5-11

Meeting total: -1pts

Down Royal (IRE)

12.45 Enchanted Forest 9/2 2 point win 4th -2pts

1.15 Great Oak 3/1 NB 3 point win 2nd -3pts

1.45 Gold Ability 5/1 2 point win Fell -2pts

2.25 Quito De La Roque 5/2 NAP 4 point win 3rd -4pts

3.00 Cristal Bonus 2/1 3 point win Won +6pts

3.35 Talab 8/1 1 point EW non runner

4.05 Silver Tassie 7/4 2 point win 2nd -2pts

4-2-F-3-1-NR-2

Meeting total: -7pts

Ascot

12.50 Oscar’s Secret 7/1 1 point EW 7th -2pts

1.25 Hadrian’s Approach 2/1 NB 4 point win Won +8pts

2.00 My Tent Or Yours 4/5 NAP 6 point win NAP Won +4.8pts

2.35 Ted Spread 9/1 2 point EW IWAC 10th -4pts

3.10 Alfie Spinner 15/2 1 point EW 3rd +1.75pts

3.45 Criqtonic 6/1 2 point EW 4th -4pts

4.15 Puffin Billy 7/4 4 point win Won +7pts

7-1-1-10-3-4-1

Meeting total: +11.55pts

Ayr

1.00 Lord Of Drums 50/1 1 point EW 8th -2pts

1.35 Sacre Toi 11/10 NB 3 point win 3rd -3pts

2.10 Pyjama Game 4/1 2 point win 4th -2pts

2.45 The Hollinwell 7/1 2 point win 6th -2pts

3.20 Realt Mor 2/1 NAP 4 point win 3rd -4pts

3.50 Un Guet Apens 4/1 2 point win PU -2pts

4.20 Croxton Kerrial 9/2 2 point win 6th -2pts

8-3-4-6-3-PU-6

Meeting total: -17pts

Santa Anita (USA)

6.50 Dundonnell 7/2 3 point win 4th -3pts, Joha 16/1 1 point EW 8th -2pts

7.35 Dust And Diamonds 11/2 2 point win 2nd -2pts, Switch 16/1 1 point EW 3rd +3pts

8.14 Jersey Town 11/2 2 point win 5th -2pts, Delegation 16/1 1 point EW 3rd +3pts

8.57 Unbridled’s Note 5/1 3 point win 2nd -3pts, Mizdirection 9/1 2 point EW Won +22.5pts

9.36 Shanghai Bobby 2/1 4 point win Won +8pts, Fortify 12/1 2 point EW 4th -4pts

10.18 St Nicholas Abbey 7/2 NB 4 point win 3rd -4pts, Treasure Beach 16/1 2 point EW 10th -4pts

10.58 Coil 5/1 2 point win 7th -2pts, Capital Account 7/1 1 point EW 12th -2pts

11.40 Wise Dan 5/2 NAP 5 point win NB Won +12.5pts, Obviously 12/1 1 point EW 3rd +2pts

12.35 Game On Dude 2/1 4 point win 7th -4pt, Flat Out 8/1 1 point EW 3rd +1pt

4-8-2-3-5-3-2-1-1-4-3-10-7-12-1-3-7-3

Meeting total: +20pts

Daily total: -12.45pts

Yearly total: +1,868.34pts

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Friday 2nd November Selections

BREEDERS CUP ACTION FROM SANTA ANITA THIS FLUTTER FRIDAY

The Breeders Cup meetings kick off at the glorious venue, Santa Anita, this evening. The Europeans have some strong claims in The Fugue and Nahrain but the ground is likely to be quicker than they are accustomed to. As expected given the glorious Californian weather, Santa Anita officials on Thursday described the ground on the turf course as firm and the main, dirt track as fast. Godolphin trainer, Mahmood Al Zarooni, aired his concerns expressing how he is hoping they water the track before the first race this evening. There are some fascinating match-ups this evening and its a night worth putting your feet up and enjoying some top quality, american action, live on At The Races. Sky Lantern is expected to go well in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf for Richard Hannon, as Hughsie attempts to break his duck. We also hold some faith in Nahrain, who is well-regarded by Roger Varian, and should go well under Frankie Dettori. All our thoughts in detail are below so enjoy the bumper  flutter Friday!

Breeders Cup 2012 – Friday – Santa Anita (USA)

The Breeders Cup 2012 is upon us and all the talk is about Europe v America. We have some great chances going over to USA. The main talk is about Lasix, which is a a diuretic that stops horses bleeding through the nose. It definitely improves performance and the move from the organisers to ban it is juvenile races is a big positive but it will be interesting to see how the home juveniles run without it.

8.06 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Sprint

The big sprint on the card looks a great contest. The one that stands out is Merit Man who blew away the re-opposing South Floyd by 5 1/2 lengths last time when eased down. IF repeating this form we can’t see him getting beaten. This race will be the 1st to be run without the lasix so it will be the 1st pointer to see how the form stands up without it. Super Ninety Nine is rated highly but we think the drop to 6f might suit. Ceiling Kitty is very fast and could exploit these if the lasix has a big effect on the form. Main danger could be hazardous who won a lesser race last time over course and distance.

Bets –

Merit Man 4 point win 7/4 NAP 2nd -4pts

Hazardous 1 point EW 14/1 4th -2pts

8.48 Breeders’ Cup Marathon

The high class Fame and Glory back at his ideal trip hasn’t quite been at his best this year but Aidan O’Brien has said he is fitter than running a big race last time at Ascot until fading in the extra 2 furlongs. If transferring that form to the dirt at Santa Anita he will be very hard to beat. The others are hard to judge as none have shown the stamina for this marathon trip. Sense of purpose, Not Abroad and Worth Repeating will all run a good race but its Calidoscope who could see out the trip quite well and could be a good each-way price.

Bets –

Fame and Glory 2 point win 6/1 PU -2pts

Colidoscope 1 point EW 20/1 Won +25pts

9.28 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf

Europe have a great chance in this race with Sky Lantern and has the best form on offer. We have a couple of doubts which puts us off it at a short price. Up an extra furlong may not be ideal as she seems very speedy and the fact Hannon has an awful record in the race. The unbeaten Spring Venture could be a good alternative at a better price. She has won a Grade 2 and 3 quite easily and should be good enough to run a big race here. The other European runners in the race are likely to struggle to defy their draws Waterway Run (10) and The Gold Cheongsam (12). Flotilla is good enough to be in the mix but may struggle to beat the selection and Sky Lantern. Kitten’s Point could be interesting if the lack of lasix is having  a big effect on form as she is the only US runner never to have used it.

Bets –

Spring Venture 2 point win 11/2 13th -2pts
(Reverse forecast with Sky Lantern could prove profitable)

10.08 Grey Goose Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies

This is a race not one to get heavily involved in as they all seem progressive and not much between them. The race could set up perfectly for Executiveprivledge with the pace on offer. However we won’t be on it at 7/4. The two Todd Pletcher unabated runners both have a chance and should be fighting out at the business end. We think the 11/1 (changed from 12s when writing) available on Spring In The Air could be a good prince if taking to the dirt. Won well enough last time on All Weather and we thin she has a good chance.

Bets –

Spring In The Air 1 point EW 11/1 5th -2pts

10.48 Breeders’ Cup Filly & Mare Turf

This race is a very competitive one and we think The Fugue not seen since August has a chance to show he class. She will like the faster ground and 1m2f is defiantly her preferred trip. John Godsen who started his career at this track has administered the much talked about lasix which we see as a positive. Nahrain seems to be hitting form at the right time and is lightly raced this year. We think these two can fight out the finish. Ridasiyna who won the Prix de l´Opera on heavy ground at the Arc meeting is a class horse but may struggle in the fast conditions. Marketing mix is the other horse we expect to be in the places.

The Fugue 4 point win 9/4 NB 3rd -4pts
(Reverse forecast with Nahrain could prove profitable)

11.30 Breeders’ Cup Ladies’ Classic

This is a great renewal of the Ladies Classic and it features last years winner Royal Delta who seems better than ever. She had a knock when travelling but trainer says she is fine and we think she will take a lot of beating. Questing wasn’t run with the right tactics last time and could show a lot better this time out. She also gets an age allowance which should help he follow the selection home. Awesome Feather and Miss Aurelia are also expected to go well and fight it out for a place.

Royal Delta 4 point win 3/1 Won +12pts
(Reverse forecast with Questing could prove profitable)

Meeting total: +21pts

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GYTO LUCKY 15

NEWMARKET 1.40 PEARL SEA 9/2 13th

UTTOXETER 2.55 WILD RHUBARB 3/1 2nd

DOWN ROYAL 3.10 BENNEFFICIENT 7/4 Won

WETHERBY 3.45 GIVEITACHANCE 2/1 3rd

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Newmarket

12.40 Forbidden Fruit 4/1 2 point win 2nd -2pts

1.10 Amralah 13/8 NB 3 point win Won +4.88pts

1.40 Pearl Sea 5/1 2 point EW IWAC 13th -4pts

2.10 Rio’s Rosanna 7/1 2 point EW 11th -4pts

2.45 Boonga Roogeta 5/2 3 point win Won +7.5pts

3.20 Ninjago 5/4F No Bet Won

3.55 Lieutenant Miller 7/2 NAP 4 point win 3rd -4pts

2-1-13-11-1-1-3

Meeting total: -1.62pts

Uttoxeter

12.50 Alpancho 5/1 2 point win 6th -2pts

1.20 Call Me A Star EVS 4 point win Won +4pts

1.50 Rime Avec Gentil 15/2 1 point EW 2nd +0.88pts

2.20 Desert Cry 5/1 NB 4 point win 5th -4pts

2.55 Wild Rhubarb 3/1 NAP 4 point win NAP 2nd -4pts

3.30 Dancing Art 9/4 3 point win 3rd -3pts

4.05 Foxcub 12/1 1 point EW 7th -2pts

6-1-2-5-2-3-7

Meeting total: -10.12pts

Wetherby

1.00 African Gold 11/4 2 point win Won +5.5pts

1.30 Lightening Rod 16/1 1 point EW 3rd +3pts

2.00 Tiger O’Toole 7/1 2 point win 8th -2pts

2.35 Sametegal 5/4 NAP 4 point win Won +5pts

3.10 Quetzal 15/2 2 point win 8th -2pts

3.45 Giveitachance 5/2 NB 3 point win NB 3rd -3pts

1-3-8-1-8-3

Meeting total: +6.5pts

Down Royal

1.05 Stocktons Wing 5/4 NB 4 point win Won +5pts

1.35 Missunited 8/11 NAP 5 point win 4th -5pts

2.05 Miley Shah 11/4 2 point win 4th -2pts

2.40 Yes Way Hosay EVS 3 point win 3rd -3pts

3.10 Bennefficient 15/8 3 point win Won +5.63pts

3.40 Pires 3/1 3 point win Won +9pts

4.10 Tabac Brun 13/2 2 point win 6th -2pts

1-4-4-3-1-1-6

Meeting Total: +7.63pts

Wolverhampton (AW)

4.15 Spokeswoman 9/4 NAP 4 point win 3rd -4pts

4.45 Les Verguettes 4/1 2 point win 3rd -2pts

5.15 Aye Aye Skipper 7/1 1 point EW Won +8.75pts

5.45 Modern Lady 3/1 2 point win 2nd -2pts

6.15 Archina 9/2 2 point win 7th -2pts

6.45 Grand Art 14/1 1 point EW 7th -2pts

7.15 My Mate Jack 3/1 2 point win 4th -2pts

7.45 Silver Lace 7/4 NB 3 point win 4th -3pts

3-3-1-2-7-7-4-4

Meeting total: -8.25pts

Dundalk

6.00 Your Pal Tal 14/1 2 point win 9th -2pts

6.30 Iveta 7/2 NB 3 point win 6th -3pts

7.00 Farmleigh House 8/1 1 point EW 3rd +1pt

7.30 Imaginationrunwild 10/1 1 point EW 10th -2pts

8.00 Daisy Mountain 6/1 2 point win 5th -2pts

8.30 Elusive Express 9/2 2 point win 2nd -2pts

9.00 Eastern Rules 6/1 2 point win 12th -2pts

9.25 If Or When 9/2 NAP 4 point win 8th -4pts

9-6-3-10-5-2-12-8

Meeting total: -16pts

Daily total: -0.86pts

Yearly total: +1,880.79pts

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