BULL’S-EYE BETS AT 11.0 AND 19.5: From long odds on to long odds against, Daqman deals in high stakes on a day of aces between Kempton, Ascot and Haydock today. His Bull’s-Eye Bets include 11.0 and 19.5 offers on BETDAQ.
THREE MORE TO LIONHEART DAQMAN: Three more winning bets yesterday! Richard Of Yorke (WON 2-1) and Invoke (WON 13-8) were singles and a double in Daqman’s Daq Multiples, and followed four naps inside a week, three of them bankers.
JACK HOBBS A SUBLIME DIAMOND BANKER
1.45 Kempton From a sublime Diamond Banker today on a Classic winner – that’s Jack Hobbs in this one – to the ridiculous prices offered on BETDAQ about a Classic fourth, Belardo (see below)! Jack’s the hub to your Daq Multiples.
2.20 Kempton (London Mile Final) Four-year-olds are eight out of 10 in this with Roger Teal, the leading trainer, dealing Jack of Diamonds from the pack of 16 today.
But the one I like is Mutawathea, somewhat hidden by running in a boys’ race, then attempting to make all over a trip too short at Goodwood. I took 9.0 on BETDAQ.
FOX TROTTER CAN LEAD THEM ALL A DANCE
2.50 Ascot Four consecutive favourites have been run down in this, and other fancied horses with more than 9st on their backs have been beaten into a place every single time.
Mr Win has settled down as a 7f specialist but he may also be a July Course specialist (three in a row) and there’s only an ounce between him and Jamie Osborne’s Outer Space, who has since scored at Kempton.
The one who comes out of this form in front at the weights is 15.5 BETDAQ offer Fiftyshadesofgrey, who didn’t get a clear run at Goodwood on the last day.
Also hampered at Goodwood, but more recently behind Rene Mathis, was Fox Trotter (I took 11.0), having only his second race back after an absence. With Group form last year, and with his stablemate Windfast having dictated the weights, Fox Trotter looks well in.
Outer Space has a stablemate who knows all about this kind of contest. The 2014 Royal Hunt Cup winner, Field Of Dream, has gone well under boy riders the last twice but it was firm ground that day at Ascot.
He hasn’t won on soft since he was a two-year-old in France and, in fact, has been kept away from it for most of his career. He’s tried a hood, blinkers and now cheekpieces, too.
3.25 Ascot The form book says that Antiquarium has 9lb with which to turn around a two-length Goodwood defeat by Dartmouth and 11lb to topple Polarisation’s length-and-a-half Melrose stakes advantage. Will he like the softened ground?
The only one of the three we know for certain will appreciate the cut is Polarisation and we know he stays further, and wins over further. But he’s twice finished behind the improving Dartmouth, who has Pattern-race pretensions.
Another question is whether Wonder Laish can step up enough from his 15-length maiden success, beofere that beaten only a neck by Richard Of Yotke, who franked the form yesterday but Yorkidding’s relative position in the form suggests that the lightweights are out of it.
Shell Bay should also go well (beat polarisation esrlie rin the month) but the Hannon yard is badly oiut of form right now. Wonder Laish’s long absence is a worry, so I will dutch Dartmouth (6.2) and Antiquarium (9.4).
BELARDO HUGE AT BETDAQ 19.5 IN BIG SPRINT
3.10 Haydock (Be Friendly Handicap) This race is a puzzle inside an enigma and I shall content myself with a place lay Fast Track at around 2.4, with his stable badly out of form right now.
3.45 Haydock Sprint Gordon Lord Byron won this in 2013 and he’s still a force to be reckoned with on an easy surface, whereas another grand old sprinter, Sole Power, really needs 5f and fast ground.
Three-year-olds dominate this year and they’ve won it three times since 2008.
The progressive Adaay (a tasty 7.6 this morning) loves the track and an easy surface, while another sprint find this season, Magical Memory, seemingly prefers a fast terrain, judged by his form, but the yard thinks he’ll go just as well with some cut.
Mattmu is back to his right trip after a good effort over the minimum in the Nunthorpe but was well behind Adaay when fifth in the Sandy Lane over CD in the late Spring. The handicapper says that Mattmu has improved 3lb but Adaay 6lb since then.
A worry for all is 2014 Dewhurst winner, Belardo, less than two lengths off Gleneagles, fourth, in the Irish 2,000 Guineas and dropped back to sprinting today.
VERDICT: It’s a great set-to of the rising three-year-old stars, with Magical Memory the morning drifter (to 14.5), and Adaay likely to confirm previous course form with Mattmu, but Belardo a huge offer at 19.5 as a Classic colt.
DAQMAN’S BETS (staked to win 30 points unless stated)
DIAMOND BANKER: BET 40pts win (nap) JACK HOBBS (1.45 Kempton)
HIDDEN HORSE: BET 3.75pts win MUTAWATHEA (3.20 Kempton)
BULL’S-EYE BETS (to win 50 points): 5pts win FOX TROTTER, and 3.4pts win FIFTYSHADESOFGREY (2.50 Ascot)
PLACE LAY 5pts FAST TRACK (3.10 Haydock)
BET 5.7pts win DARTMOUTH and 3.5pts win ANTIQUARIUM (3.25 Ascot)
BULL’S-EYE BETS (to win 50 points): 7.8pts win ADAAY, and 2.7pts win and place BELARDO (3.45 Haydock)
DAQ MULTIPLES (1pt) YANKEE: Jack Hobbs (1.45 Kempton), Fox Trotter (2.50 Ascot), Dartmouth (3.25 Ascot) and Adaay (3.45 Haydock)
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