Category: DAQMAN

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.

WEATHER-BEATEN AFTER 15 WINNERS: You need to cancel a meeting to stop Daqman! After 15 winners in a week, and four naps in a row, he concentrated on Southwell yesterday but, ironically, the ‘all-weather’ meeting was abandoned. After seven winning days, he had only one Tuesday runner: My Mate Mike (not clear run) 3rd 10-1.

DAQMAN WONDER WEEK OF 15 WINNERS: One week of WONDERful tipping, with 15 winners and a daily profit which tots up to a haul of 151.85 points. Wonder Legend was Daqman’s fourth winning nap in a row yesterday.

LUCKY-13 WINNING RUN: 138 POINTS PROFIT: Six days of winners, seven out of 13 tipped over the three days of Cheltenham, and the three naps there landing a hat-trick. That’s how Daqman built up a profit of 137.35 with strike after strike.

ELEVEN WINNERS: 120 POINTS PROFIT: Yes, 11 Daqman winners in a five–day quest bagged a few pence short of 120 points (119.85) with three more at Cheltenham yesterday, and with a bull’s-eye strike and a nap in the two days there so far.

DAQMAN: NOW IT’S EIGHT HITS AND 86 POINTS: Daqman hit the bull on the first day of the Cheltenham meeting with the cross-country winner at 10.2 on BETDAQ plus his supernap, giving him two winners a day for four consecutive days and an overall profit of 86.75 points.

DAQMAN HITS SIX: 41 POINTS UP: First Daqman scored with Bread And Butter at 5-2 then he put jam on it with an 11-2 winner yesterday. It took his tally to 41 points profit from six winners in three days.