2-1 WEEKEND WIN OVER PRICEWISE: Follow Daqman and you’ll be as rich as Rockefeller with more than twice as many winners as Pricewise. Daqman extended his lead over his arch-rival yesterday with Lil Rockefeller (WON 7-4) in the big race at Fontwell, giving him a 2-1 weekend win and taking the scores for the season to Daqman 27, Pricewise 11 (273-107 overall).
THREE BANKERS UP IN A ROW: Daqman also landed another banker yesterday. In fact. Mendip Express (WON 4-9) was the last in the current sequence, which therefore, ends with three in a row. Look out for a review tomorrow.
WON 1-3 Paint The Clouds
WON 5-2 Forgiving Glance
WON 4-9 Mendip Express
CHELTENHAM COUNTDOWN: VALUE CHANCES: How can you turn these tips into riches? By better-value betting on BETDAQ, of course, as Daqman reveals yet again today in a check on the offers for the first day at Cheltenham, with one ante-post orange already down to only 111%.
CHELTENHAM: GARDE LA WALLET, GUYS!
Tuesday, March 15, Cheltenham (Supreme Novices Hurdle) The guessing game goes on with some of Willie Mullins’ Cheltenham runners but, whichever race he chooses for Yorkhill, the offers on BETDAQ are far superior to the fixed odds.
In the Supreme, with stablemate Min hot favourite, you can get 25.0 Yorkhill, but he’s as low as 6-1 in a place with bookmakers.
Ok, he’s likely to go for the Neptune: but similar story; though best at 10.5 with BETDAQ layers, he’s generally 7-1 with bookmakers.
Why back Yorkhill? Well, he’s unbeaten in his last four starts and, at Sandown in January, he stopped a four-timer by OO Seven. The third horse home, more than 10 lengths adrift, was Agrapart.
We thought that had put paid to Agrapart as a serious horse but, on the last day at Newbury, he slaughtered Starchitect, last year’s fourth in the Fred Winter. What does that make Yorkhill?
Tuesday (Arkle Challenge Cup) Have you been impressed with another four-in-a-row winner, Garde La Victoire? Does he really have the 10-1 or 12-1 chances (16-1 best) against Douvan and Vaniteux that that bookies suggest? Don’t be fooled. You can get 26.0 in the BETDAQ orange!
But is that a truer reflection of his chances, or is it value ‘overs’ for your ante-post wallet? Decisions, decisions..
Let me help by telling you that the Arkle orange was an incredible 111%, four points lower than were the bookies at SP on the actual race on the day last season, when Un De Sceaux won it.
It’s rare to get 110% from the bookies on an ordinary race on an ordinary day. It’s serious fair play on BETDAQ to help you ‘garde la wallet.’ Low overrounds mean genuine value.
Tuesday (Mares Hurdle) Don’t even breathe her name. We’ve got 6.0 Vroum Vroum Mag, with one layer now going 5-4 on, and most others 5-4 against. MAGnificent overs.
Quiet now; you have bragging rights but let’s hush to a Porsche purr please.. we’ll keep the vroum vroum for the big day!
Tuesday (NH Chase) Of course, you can get better on outsiders on BETDAQ, sneer our critics at their meeting in the old phone box, but what about the favourites?
Ok; I give you NH Chase ante-post favourite Black Hercules.. I could find 7.0 to a fair lump of liquidity, and 6.4 to plenty. But mainly 11-4 and 7-2 with bookmakers.
I rest my case? No, I don’t. I’ll be back to point up more BETDAQ betting value at Cheltenham later in the week.
OSCAR LOOKED BIG VALUE AT BETDAQ 7.0
3.05 Plumpton Tom Cannon will need to time his challenge well on 4.5 BETDAQ offer Albahar, a 2m AW winner 11 days ago, as he doesn’t do much in front.
Planetoid and Jazzy Lady have been off for around 12 months, and once-a-year winner Hear The Chimes is unlikely to put back-to-back wins together.
3.15 Ayr So the Oscar wasn’t black; it was blue! It would land him a four-timer and five wins from of his last seven starters if Brian Ellison should win this Ayr race with Oscar Blue, his sole starter making the 400-odd mile round trip to Scotland.
Oscar drops back to the right trip here, after trying a marathon at Musselburgh (behind Tap Wood), which was inconclusive as he lost a shoe.
Tap Night will probably hare off into the lead again but one success in two years doesn’t make you reach for your wallet. Octagon finished in front of him at Carlisle.
The bigger danger to Oscar Blue maybe Takingrisks, although his Kelso success in December came when the leader fell (but franked the form by winning next time out by nine lengths).
Oscar Blue at 7.0 on BETDAQ early mouse looked better value than the 3.55 about Takingrisks, such good value in fact that I could shave off a slice of the percentages to have a saver on the favourite.
4.00 Wolverhampton A class-2 contest, best quality all day, but down to seven runners, with Marco Botti – celebrating his Winter Derby win with Grendisar – relying solely on first-time-hooded Lat Hawill, a huge 18.0 on BETDAQ this morning.
Mont Ras seems to be a professional bridesmaid; always there, but never getting the bouquet; never since 2013 in UK, that is.
Pactolus has also got seconditis, raised 8lb for being runner-up three times in a row. Tempus Temporis is hard to fathom. Perfect Cracker has won only in lower grade.
So I’m taking Our Channel and Brave Zolo, who seemed to want this extra trip when finishing well at Lingfield twice recently over a mile.
Our Channel is not often reliable and may remember his January win. Hasn’t stood much racing.
DAQMAN BETS
BET 7pts win (nap) ALBAHAR (3.05 Plumpton)
BET 6pts win OSCAR BLUE and 2.5pts win (stakes saver) TAKINGRISKS (3.15 Ayr)
BET 6pts win BRAVO ZOLO, and 1pt win and place LAT HAWILL (4.00 Wolverhampton)
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