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<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Gingertipster wrote:</div>
One for tomorrow:
Commonwealth Cup:
54 points @ 5/1 (Sportsbook) Limato* (min 9/2)saver:
17 points @ 5/1 (Coral) Hootenanny (min 5/1)28 points @ 16/1 (PP) Tendu* (min 13/1)
Value Is Everything<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Gingertipster wrote:</div>
<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Gingertipster wrote:</div>
One for tomorrow:
Commonwealth Cup:
54 points @ 5/1 (Sportsbook) Limato* (min 9/2)saver:
17 points @ 5/1 (Coral) Hootenanny (min 5/1)28 points @ 16/1 (PP) Tendu* (min 13/1)
saver:
11 points @ 9/1 (Sportsbook) Adaay* (min 9/1)Value Is EverythingCoronation
44 points each way @ 9/2 (PP) Ervedya* (min 7/2)saver:
6 points @ 18/1 (C) Irish Rookie (min 18/1)Value Is EverythingKing Edward VII
19 points @ 25/1 (WH) Father Christmas* (min 22/1)
40 points @ 5/1 (PP) Balios* (min 5/1)Value Is EverythingAt least one of the two horses in the above bet is/are likely to be Pricewise tomorrow, so if your bookie will let you take a Pricewise price suggest you wait until the morning and get better odds.
Value Is EverythingGolden Jubilee (Saturday)
33 points @ 10/1 (B365) Due Diligence* (min 8/1)Value Is EverythingGolden Jubilee (Saturday)
33 points @ 10/1 (B365) Due Diligence* (min 8/1)39 points @ 5/1 (C) Mustajeeb* (min 5/1)
saver:
25 points @ 3.3/1 (betfair) Brazen Beau (min 3/1)(£163 available)Value Is EverythingCommonwealth Cup:
54 points @ 5/1 (Sportsbook) Limato* (min 9/2)
17 points @ 5/1 (Coral) Hootenanny (min 5/1)
28 points @ 16/1 (PP) Tendu* (min 13/1)
11 points @ 9/1 (Sportsbook) Adaay (min 9/1)15 points @ 7.8/1 (betfair) Anthem Alexander (min 7/1)(£38 available)
I’ll probably come back and Lay one or two of these back to limit liabilities before the offValue Is EverythingKing Edward VII
19 points @ 25/1 (WH) Father Christmas* (min 22/1)
40 points @ 5/1 (PP) Balios* (min 5/1)saver:
24 points @ 5/2 (PP) Stravagante (min 5/2)Value Is EverythingAyup Ginge. Like the look of Bailois @ 5/1, not a great renewal but an interesting one.
Pricewise gone up with Father Christmas, Tendu and Hootenany.
Good luck with your bets today
Queen’s Vase
31 points @ 9/1 (B365) Great Glen* (min 15/2)
28 points @ 8/1 (B365) Yarrow* (min 15/2)Value Is EverythingQueen’s Vase
31 points @ 9/1 (B365) Great Glen* (min 15/2)
28 points @ 8/1 (B365) Yarrow* (min 15/2)9/1 has gone so will call Great Glen 8/1 if it wins.
Value Is EverythingQueen’s Vase
31 points @ 8/1 (B365) Great Glen* (min 15/2)
28 points @ 8/1 (B365) Yarrow* (min 15/2)10 points each way @ 50/1 (B365) Havisham* (min 33/1)
Value Is Everything<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Gingertipster wrote:</div>
King Edward VII
19 points @ 25/1 (WH) Father Christmas* (min 22/1)
40 points @ 5/1 (PP) Balios* (min 5/1)saver:
24 points @ 5/2 (PP) Stravagante (min 5/2)Can’t resist:
another:
17 points @ 3/1 (B365) Stravigante (min 5/2)Value Is EverythingAyup Ginge. Like the look of Bailois @ 5/1, not a great renewal but an interesting one.
Pricewise gone up with Father Christmas, Tendu and Hootenany.
Good luck with your bets today
Agreed tb, this does not look a good King Ed. tbh I was enormously impressed with Stravigante at Epsom. Showed a great turn of foot and the only one in that race to move through the field. Better than distances back to the placed horses. Wouldn’t surprise me if he turns out to be a Group 1 horse in time. Trainer’s done it with Epsom handicappers before (Conduit). However, Stoute was in magnificent form then and (although I didn’t necessarily expect wins earlier in the week) very few runners have run well… Which is why I haven’t made him the main bet. Just couldn’t resist a bit of the 3/1.
O’l Man River comes from the stable in outstanding form and thought of as their Derby horse at one stage. But he’s run so appallingly this season, can’t have him at the price. Festive Fare is bred to do better at this trip, but didn’t settle at 1m1f last time behind Golden Horn at Newmarket (form is misleading, both winner and 2nd Peacock improved since). Still got scope to improve himself, but too short on what he’s done. Mr Singh won a good maiden at Newbury from yesterday’s second Scottish; well fancied but disappointed at Goodwood. Is he really capable of winning a race like this? Could say the same about Father Christmas, but he’s 25/1 and been cabbage-like and could make a big step forward at this trip if he’s learnt from experience. Magic Dancer‘s Lingfield form doesn’t look up to this, unless once again getting a soft lead in front.
Balios comes from a stable in good form and could’ve won his listed race at Newmarket last time with a better ride. That only a second run and entitled to improve for step up to this trip too. Appears a very genuine type and finds plenty.
Value Is Everything<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Gingertipster wrote:</div>
Queen’s Vase
31 points @ 8/1 (B365) Great Glen* (min 15/2)
28 points @ 8/1 (B365) Yarrow* (min 15/2)10 points each way @ 50/1 (B365) Havisham* (min 33/1)
The more you look at this race, the more Great Glen stands out.
another:
10 points @ 8/1 (B365) Great Glen* (min 13/2)Value Is Everything
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