Category: DAQMAN

50.00 AND 19.00 WINNERS FOR DAQMAN: ‘50.0 bet in the loop’ was a Daqman headline yesterday and the Kelso tip it covered, Leloopa, won eight lengths at 22-1 SP. Daqman had already named 8-1 Newbury winner Bhaloo at 19.0. That gave him three bull’s-eye hits in two days, all staked to win 50 and making an overall profit of 111 points.

TIPS-WARRIOR DAQMAN WINS AT 9-1 Daqman landed one of his win-50 bull’s-eye bets at Musselburgh yesterday when Fierce Warrior won like a good thing under a confident ride by James Bowen on Nicky Henderson’s hurdles handicapper.

STUMP FOLLOWS TIGER ROLL ROUTE: If you’re stumped for a Grand National bet, the latest news is of a bid to follow the Tiger Roll routine: cross-country and then Aintree. While the Gold Cup winner swerves Aintree, Gavin Cromwell’s Stumptown will bid for five wins in a row after two banks strikes at Punchestown and two cross-countrys in the bag at Cheltenham.

DAQMAN NAP IS 2-2 THIS WEEK: Daqman’s run of five winners in two days with a 52-point profit was hit by non-runners yesterday but he remains 43 points up with his nap 2-2.

20-1 HIT IN THREE OUT OF THREE: Daqman landed three winning bets from three races yesterday, including in his treble a nap at 11-10, back to back with Monday’s 9-4 best bet, and a 21.0 BETDAQ offer, gambled down to 5-1 SP. His total profit in the two days was more than 52 points to recommended stakes.

DAQMAN’S QUICK AWAY: A flying start to the week for Daqman on Monday who found two winners from just three selections including a 9/4 NAP.

THREE FOR MONDAY: Daqman starts a quiet Monday with recommended Betdaq bets from Fontwell, Southwell and Wolverhampton.

FLAT OUT ON THE TURF: They’re off on the turf in a new Flat season, the Irish launch given credence to English punters as the Curragh’s own Lincolnshire Handicap is run on the opening day.

100-1 SHOCK AS MULLINS HITS 10: Ireland made a clean sweep of the final day at Cheltenham with all seven winners, the first four for Willie Mullins, including a 100-1 shot. Mullins was champion trainer at the meeting, with 10 winners, as Ireland beat England 20-8. J P McManus owned six winners. Paul Townend and Mark Walsh rode four each.

GREAT GOLD RUSH AT CHELTENHAM: It’s Gold Cup day today and a Galopin rush to back the favourite but odds-on favourites are 4-2 down at Cheltenham this week, with the Irish ahead 13-8. Daqman had a supernap up yesterday. His lays are 3-1 up and his bull’s-eye bets have had two winners and a third at big prices.

DAQMAN HITS THE BULL TWICE! Daqman landed a win-50 bull’s-eye bet for the second day running at Cheltenham yesterday. On the opening day at the festival, he struck in the Fred Winter then yesterday in the Grand Annual. He also had winners of the Arkle, the Champion Chase and the Cross-Country. His named lays are 2-3.

DAQMAN SPARKLE IN THE ARKLE: Daqman named the winners of the Arkle (5-1 but 9.6 on BETDAQ) and the Fred Winter (a win-50 bull’s-eye bet) on the opening day at Cheltenham yesterday and marked the odds-on Arkle third as a lay.