Category: DAQMAN

DAQMAN’S THE BULL’S-EYE KID: Daqman made 70 points from two winners of big Saturday races at Newbury and named first and third in the Gold Cup.

PUNTERS FACE BIG HURDLES only four runners for the Hattons Grace Hurdle at Fairyhouse tomorrow but, if it’s anything like the seven in the Fighting Fifth at Newcastle today, it’s not that easy.

DAQMAN WIN-AND-PLACE OUTSIDERS: Yesterday’s nap was second for the second day running and the outsider at 9-1 was second, too! Daqman hopes for better luck today with bets at 12.5 and 14.5 but accepts that they need place savers.

IT’S A LONG WAY FROM HOME: Jockeys foiled by the long straight and run-in at Market Rasen yesterday. It’s a punters warning for future bets there.

DAQMAN’S 50% STRIKE RATE: Daqman has scored three winners from six bets to open the week. All tips were placed, including a 10-1 third yesterday.

NAP AMONG TWO OUT OF THREE: Two out of three – one winner at each of two meetings yesterday – produced a profit of 16.70 points yesterday, thanks to BETDAQ offers with the Daqman staking plan.

FAVOURITES FAIL IN TOP TESTS: Daqman’s wrap of the weekend racing reveals how it changed some of the pecking order in markets for both the Gold Cup and the Champion Hurdle and turned the spotlight on a different stable as favourites failed.

7-1 DAQMAN WIN WAS 9.2 ON BETDAQ: A 7-1 winner at Ascot, taken at 9.2 on BETDAQ, rescued Daqman from the mud and the rain yesterday: Fontaine Collonges completed a 77-1 treble for Venetia Williams in 40 minutes. She won the big chase at Haydock with Royal Pagaille, like Fontaine Collonges ridden by Charlie Deutsch.

DAQMAN’S SUPPLY: A 4.9 WINNER: Daqman was back in front and with his regular two winners a day yesterday, picking a handicap one-two for good measure.

GIANTS OF A BIG WEEKEND: Look out for a big-race bonanza this week: Berkshire National and Ascot Hurdle, the Morgiana Hurdle and the John Durkan at Punchestown, Lancashire Chase at Haydock, plus Goliath versus Auguste Rodin in Japan.

LEADING TRAINER’S NINE RUNNERS: King-of-the-tipsters Daqman was back among the winners yesterday after losing most of his Tuesday bets to the weather; Roi De France (WON evens) scored 10 points. Warwick, which passed a morning inspection, has leading trainer Dan Skelton out in force, with nine runners on his local track.