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DAQMAN on Monday

Monday 30 November DAQMAN  NOW IT’S 19 WINS IN THREE DAYS: Daqman has had returns 19 times in the last three days, reminiscent of this time last year when he landed 100 wins in 26 days.   NAP AND DOUBLE UP: He napped odds-against Comhla Ri Coig (won 4-6) but, as so often happens with Daqman’s main bets, this one was a gamble later in the day. His double was landed with Peveril (won 10-11). SO NEAR, SO NEAR: After What A Friend (2nd 7-1), and Coe (2nd 8-1) on Saturday, he yesterday had Grand Slam (2nd 8-1) and Ballygalley Bob (3rd 8-1), named specifically to show Betdaq place-only options. As I was saying yesterday, forget your worries about the Tote: you can bet place only on Betdaq, and I’m naming two more horses today which fit the needs for this facility. I say ‘needs’ because there’s more than one reason for a place bet: the obvious one is confidence that a horse will be placed, but let’s look at two other situations. At long odds, the place part of an each-way bet can be a bet in itself, though I always ‘play up’ any ‘overs’ I’m getting. If, for instance, I think a horse is a 5-1 shot and it’s trading at 20-1, I bet the win four times and the place once. If, however, I’ve priced up at 5-1 and the horse is, indeed, 6.0 on Betdaq, I shall be looking to split my stakes, for an all-each-way bet. I’d be particularly keen on a bet like this in a small field, or in a race – there’s an example at Wolverhampton today – which I think, by a process of elmination, has very few horses in with a real chance. What I’m hoping to achieve is a win bet which has full insurance from a level-stake place bet. The ideal is a race I can reduce to three or four runners; the place bet then is seen almost as providing a ‘free’ win bet. First, the jumpers, and Nicky Henderson’s run is not over yet, if my man in the long grass is to be believed: he says that Working Title (1.20 Fakenham) has been very impressive in his schooling at home and is ‘expected’. The Polomoche (2.50) can help land me more short-priced Daq Multiples bets. I wasn’t too pleased with trainer Greatrex yesterday; my special place bets Grand Slam Hero and Ballygalley Bob were placed all right, but  I was robbed of win returns when his Free World pounced in the last 50 yards. Well, if you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em. So, great king Greatrex, Den of Inquiry (1.00 Folkestone) please. The Supreme Leader gelding blew up badly last time and is expected to turn the form upside down today. Like the Henderson scenario, the Greatrex day could be completed by a short-priced double, via Quartano (1.30). Another trainer going places is Colin Tizzard from Enroblim Trop (say it backwards) and I’m told that his Little Moor (3.30), at a tasty 8.8 on Betdaq, and better than evens a place, has improved the proverbial ton for the Plumpton run. An all-each-way bet.   2.40 Wolverhampton (Betdaq The Betting Exchange Handicap, Div 1): The high draw here has no chance if the race goes to the stats: 16 of 17 handicaps over this trip with fields of 10 to 13 have been won by stalls 2-to-7. Sea Rover, promoted favourite in trading on Betdaq this morning, looks like a lay from 12, despite his fair start to the AW winter season on Friday night. From 2, Almaty Express, offered at 8.0 on Betdaq as I write, is 11 times a CD winner – including this race - and is on his lowest rating in nearly a year, since when he has won five and placed five off a higher mark, running 27 times in higher grades. He’s won three times in class-4 and this is class-6. The stable had a winner at Wolverhampton on Friday, and Darryll Holland has scored on the old boy four times. I say ‘old boy’ but he’s got four years on Fromsong, another multiple winner over the years, down in the weights, but who has previously avoided today’s track (only one run here from 101 starts, four years ago). Radiator Rooney (17.5 this morning), a distance winner three times, could be a threat with the headgear back on. 3.40 Wolverhampton (betdaqextra.com.Nursery): ‘Held up in touch,’ ‘always prominent’ and ‘with leader’. These in-running comments from race-readers of this race concerning five winners out of the last seven doesn’t say much for rear runners, such as Sounds Of Thunder, yet he’s one of the favourites this morning. At the head of the market, Always De One has twice been held out the back; her three maiden runs have put her on a decent mark for this first handicap but I’m also worried about the draw: the 12 spot has won only once from 14 chances this year; stalls 1-to-4 have 10 wins in the same period. In conclusion, I’m looking for something to follow likely front-runner North Shadow (stall 2) along the rail and take over in the home run. If it’s Tiger Hawk, from 3, trainer David Evans has some explaining to do as he told the Southwell stewards that the colt is better suited by Fibresand. The one I fancy, from 4, is She’s My Rock: she hasn’t looked terribly busy the last twice over trips too short for her, and this Rock Of Gibraltar filly, who was promising on the debut, racing prominently, has a lowly mark as a result and is a tasty 10.0 and 3.2 a place on the Daq. Rock solid? I wouldn’t go that far, but the price builds in enough risk insurance for a bet. 4.10 Wolverhampton (Try Betdaq For An Exchange Handicap): Try Betdaq for An Exchange! I wish I’d written that slogan. But keep your Daq up, I’ll think of one soon. After years of being rooked by the bookies, some punters would come up with Follow The Dream. The eponymous horse has only Zuwaar to beat in this race unless others in the field have kept something hidden in the closet. Abstract Folly is not a bad beast but his stable is out or form. Command Marshal is fit from hurdling but is hardly blessed with speed. Betdaq backers can’t split the front two and, I have to say, neither can I. If I had to have a bet, I would surmise that Zuwaar is the younger horse yet has won five to Follow The Dream’s one, and has scored twice at Wolverhampton. All that adds up to an edge. But you still want an edge in the market. Keep your Daq up, and I’m sure you’ll find one, before the ‘off’ or in-running! 5.40 Wolverhampton (Betdaq The Betting Exchange Handicap Div 2): If this goes the way I’ve forecast for Division One  - with the high draw ruled out – and you also discard ‘cold’ trainers Kellett (264 days since a win) and O’Reilly (139 days), you’re betting in a five-horse race. I would be shouting ‘gimme, gimme’, and digging in deep each-way with such an edge, but it’s hard to trust horses at this low level and the winner on form is Monsieur Reynard; I mean the form when he beat Cayman Fox and Forevers Girl over CD two months or so ago. The winner of the race that day, Metal Guru, is not well drawn now but you still feel that Monsieur Reynard will find an excuse to throw this fine chance away. At least he’s won a race, which can’t be said of Yanza and Rocket Ruby. Maybe Grimes Faith is the one, on offer at 10.0, as I write. A distance winner eight times, he’s well handicapped for a new trainer, running OK when hampered and unfancied at 28-1 on Friday and out quickly here just in case he really has got his head together again.
TODAY'S BETS
BET 4pts win DEN OF INIQUITY (1.00 Folkestone) BET 6pts win (nap) WORKING TITLE (1.20 Fakenham) BET 2pts win ALMATY EXPRESS and 2pts place only (2.40 Wolverhampton) BET 3pts win and place LITTLE MOOR (3.30 Folkestone) BET 2pts win SHE’S MY ROCK, and 2pts place only (3.40 Wolverhampton) BET 2pts win ZUWAAR (4.10 Wolverhampton) BET 1pt win on each GRIMES FAITH and MONSIEUR REYNARD (5.40 Wolverhampton) BETDAQ MULTIPLES: 6 x 1pt win doubles Den Of Iniquity (1.00 Folkestone), Quartano (1.30 Folkestone), Working Title (1.20 Fakenham) and The Polomoche (2.50 Fakenham). We are now recording the daily profit and loss of DAQMAN to help readers gauge the current form of the service. We will provide the profit / loss on the previous day to a £1 level stake on each selection (eg: a 5 point bet = a £5 stake). In the interests of consistency the profit / loss will be recorded at SP prices, however BETDAQ users can reasonably expect to beat SP in the majority of races. Sunday's Return was: PROFIT 1.33 points
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IRELAND'S EYE on Monday

Monday 30 November

IRELAND'S EYE

Fakenham and Folkestone provide the jumping action today while BETDAQ are once again the main sponsor on the all weather at Wolverhampton. There are a few Irish challengers on the Fakenham card but we will placing our trust in a couple of ex Irish trained runners to upset the odds in the closing maiden hurdle at that fixture while the Greatrex team can sample more success on their debut season in a 2m novice chase at Folkestone.
 
It was a quiet day for us yesterday with the abandonment of Fairyhouse but that did not stop us from showing a profit as our only main selection and nap Catch Bob (3-9/4) took a Leicester hc hurdle in good style with our saver Good Old Thyme (3-11/4) filling the third berth.
 
Two former decent hurdlers and course winners Den Of Iniquity and Numide look set to dominate the market in the 2m novice chase at Folkestone at 1-00. However it is hard to rustle up enthusiasm for the latter who proved most disappointing when finishing a remote fourth on his chase debut at Huntingdon recently and whilst Den Of Iniquity could only finish a fair fourth at Plumpton over 2m 4f time could tell that that was an above average contest with the first two Bensalem and Chariot Charger looking set for successful campaigns. A winner here over ½ less in a novice hurdle earlier in the year the drop back in trip should help the 8yo and the Paddy Brennan ridden gelding can score at the second time of asking at the expense of another lightly raced hurdler The Jazz Musician who who exited early on chasing bow at Kempton seven days ago.
 
Shane Donohoe sends Ceasen Desist to contest the 3m 1/2f hc chase at Fakenham at 2-20 and the six year old looks to have prospects off bottom weight here under Jack Doyle here on his sixth chase start. The son of Presenting opened his chase account at Downpatrick over an extended 2m 7f novice chase over six weeks ago where he was awarded the race in the Stewards room following the disqualification of the narrow winner Classic Frontier in what just an average contest. However though the trip on this easy track should suit he may struggle to contain the improving Mulholland runner I’moncloudnine who is seeking his fifth chase victory from six starts and the 6yo boasts a win over the track on good to soft in a 2m 6 1/2f handicap and he looks more certain to handle the easier surface here under Dougie Costello.
 
An interesting maiden hurdle to close the card at Fakenham and with some questions marks against the market leaders it may pay to side with a couple of ex Irish trained runners in former pointers Crime Dont Pay and Wild Side Of Life who both showed a little promise ‘between the flags’. The first named finished runner up in a Toomebridge point last year and the George Baker trained 5yo has shown signs of better to come on latest couple of runs over hurdles from 2m to 2m 6f on good to soft. Formerly with Edward O’Grady Wild Side Of Life has proved somewhat disappointing in a couple of 2m 4f maiden hurdles at Tramore and Tralee on good and better ground last year when starting short in the betting and though his sole start for the Tim Vaughan yard (modest third in Fontwell 2m 7f maiden hurdle) almost a year ago hardly showed him as a winner in waiting he should progress and the son of Exit To Nowhere could go close here in a contest where the only Irish challenger Sir Vincent from the Hugh Beggs yard also hold prospects on the strength of two bumper wins for Willie Mullins in the middle of 2008.
 
 
3-00 FOLKESTONE – 3m 1f hc chase
 
BALLYGULLEN could hardly be described as a prolific pointer when trained in Ireland but the consistent ex Michael Hourigan trained 7yo looks to still on a fair mark here off a mark 8lbs higher than when landing an ordinary Wincanton 3m 1 1/2f hc on his chase debut five weeks ago on good ground and with easier ground forecast here and the assistance of a 10lb claimer (again) he could follow up to record his third Park success for the Robert Buckler yard. Charlie Manns Mr Big rates the main danger.
 
ADVICE
BET 5pt win DEN OF INIQUITY 1-00 Folkestone
BET 1pt win (saver) THE JAZZ MUSICIAN 1-00 Folkestone
BET 4pt win I.MONCLOUDNINE 2-20 Fakenham
BET 2pt win CEASEN DESIST 2-20 Fakenham
BET 3pt win CRIME DON’T PAY 3-20 Fakenham
BET 2pt win (saver) WILD SIDE OF LIFE 3-20 Fakenham

 
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Sunday's Return was: PROFIT 4 points

 

IRELAND'S EYE on Sunday

Sunday 29 November

IRELAND'S EYE

Whilst our nap was well overturned and Solwhit stayed on all too late in taking third in the Fighting Fifth at Newcastle the day became much brighter for the astounding weight carrying feats of the mighty Denman (11/4) in the Hennessy at Newbury. In addition we got two legs out of three in our BETDAQ MULTIBET when Great Endeavour (4/7) and Finians Rainbow (9/4) obliged at Newbury and Worcester.
 
There is another fine card on the closing day of the Fairyhouse two day meeting while Carlisle and Leicester stage two interesting cards in England. 
 
Jessica Harringtons 141 rated hurdler Give It Time had an unfortunate experience on her chasing bow as she looked to have a Wexford 2m 1f novice chase ‘in the bag’ till toppling at the last after putting in a sound round of leaping. Although the daughter of Kayf Tara could only finish a modest fourth to Whauthink on more demanding ground at Thurles less than a fortnight later she can score at her third attempt over the larger obstacles in the 2m 4f mare novice chase at Fairyhouse at 2-35. The four time hurdle victor has won over this trip at Leopardstown on yielding ground she handles deep ground and the Andrew Leigh ridden 6yo can account for the penalised ex point/chase winner Inistioge (gives 5lbs) who is suited by ground and trip. The older and more experienced mare Here Comes Sally is another to consider as the 9yo looked the winner for a long way till cut down late by Moskova in a Grade 3 over this trip at Clonmel 11 days ago.
 
Ferdy Murphys Catch Bob looked good when landing his sole point in Ireland for Sean Aherne on a softer surface but the Bob Back 5yo has shown himself versatile in terms of ground and trip over hurdles to date and he can record his second hurdle success in the 2m hc hurdle at Leicester at 2-55. An easy winner of a Kelso 2m 1f maiden hurdle from subsequent Irish hc hurdle winner Bale O’Shea back in April he was far from disgraced when losing out by over two lengths in a Haydock heavy ground 2m 1f hc hurdle on his second start this season and off a mark just 1lb higher here the Graham Lee ridden gelding should appreciate the better ground and take the honours here at the expense of the former Irish trained duo of Haka Dancer and Good Old Thyme.
 
Gordon Elliotts 7yo Hoopy looks to be on a highly tempting mark on just his fourth start over hurdles in the 3m hc hurdle at Fairyhouse at 3-10 off a mark some 31 pounds lower than his chase mark and with the promising 7lb claimer Keith Donoghue on board to boot he must get the vote to land the spoils despite his lack of experience over timber. A winner at Roscommon over 2m 4f on heavy on his hurdle debut in 2007 his subsequent efforts over hurdles were less inspiring however but the Presenting gelding has subsequently scored twice over fences – including a Cheltenham 3m 1f hc on soft and he can ‘bag’ this at the expense of the Dessie Hughes trained Ten Fires who is closely matched with Danderry on running in a Naas 3m maiden hurdle back in March where the former came out on top by two and a half lengths but the latter arguably has the most scope for improvement and was a clear cut winner of a Down Royal 2m 6f maiden hurdle on latest where he had the subsequent dual hc hurdle winner Steviemac (rec 11lbs) some 20 lengths in arrears. Tony Martins chase course winner Lochan Lacha is another to consider as the Ruby Walsh ridden 8yo looks to be on a decent hurdle mark comparable to his chase rating and the dual hc hurdle winner should have little trouble in scoring off a mark of 104 in due course.
 
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2-05 FAIRYHOUSE 2m 4f hurdle
 
A sporting vote goes to the Tom Taaffe trained NINETIETH MINUTE in this Grade 1 contest as the 6yo arguably has the most score for improvement and the Old Vic gelding and he can prevent Catch Me – returning from chasing - from recording back to back wins in this contest.
 
2-30 CARLISLE 3m ½ hc ch
 
The multiple French chase winner NEWMAN DES PLAGES has always shaped as if staying trips will rove his forte and Martin Todhunters recent course winner (over two and a half miles) can land this off a mark just 3lbs higher under James Reveley.
 
ADVICE
BET 4pt win GIVE IT TIME 2-35 Fairyhouse
BET 1pt win (savers) INISTIOGE and HERE COMES SALLY 2-35 Fairyhouse
BET 4pt win (nap) CATCH BOB 2-55 LeicesterBET 1pt win (savers) HAKA DANCER and GOOD OLD THYME 2-55 Leicester
BET 4pt win HOOPY 3-10 Fairyhouse
BET 2pt/1pt win (savers) DANDERRY and LOCHAN LACHA 3-10 Fairyhouse
BETDAQ MULTIBET – 1pt doubles/treble CATCH BOB, NEWMAN DES PLAGES and WHITEABBEY (1-25 Carlisle)

 
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Saturday's Return was: LOSS 12 points

 

DAQMAN on Sunday

Sunday 29 November DAQMAN  15 WINNING BETS IN TWO DAYS: Daqman, who forecast a one-two for Paul Nicholls in the Hennessy, followed his 10 winning bets on Friday with five more yesterday. He had near misses for his nap, What A Friend (2nd 7-1), and his jackpot bet, Coe (2nd 8-1). DOUBLE WHAMMY TWICE: For the second day running, both his lays were beaten paper favourites and, as on Friday when he laid Pepysrock and took the race with Consigliere (won 4-1), he landed a double whammy by laying Sereth and winning the race with Finian’s Rainbow (won 9-4) FIVE TREBLES UP: Finians Rainbow was part of his fifth winning treble in the two days, made up with Big Buck’s and Quantitativeeasing. Total winnings add up to 56 points.. That was the year that was. Not since Arkle and Mill House at the same time as Sea Bird (1965) have we had a triple act like this. Sea The Stars completes his sensational sequence, Gold Cup winner Kauto Star comes home again in a breathtaking finish, and now Denman does the Hennessy double, all within a few weeks; it would put any other sport at the top of the entertainment tree for a decade to come. I can’t remember a better Hennessy field and, even when my nap, What A Friend, seemed to come and take him, my eyes were on Denman: I just wanted that horse’s superb but suspect heart and tired limbs to get him home. A whole army of punters were willing it. A nation should have seen it. Not for the first time this year, today is a case of ‘after the lord-mayor’s show’. It’s not only hard to go back to mundane racing but hard to imagine that we may have to wait another 40 years or so before we see the like of this one again, though huge performances from such as Big Buck’s and Tranquil Sea suggest we have the potential at least. The loss of Fairyhouse today drains the last dreg from yesterday’s champagne, and we’ll have to wait to see such as Dunguib and Pandorama join those ‘big potential’ ranks. Joe Public still has two horses he loves on parade today: Plum Pudding and Re Barolo meet at Kempton, though both are six-years-old (seven in little more than a month from now) and both are on a sequence of places without winning. Plum Pudding has never been put into the winter AW season before and it doesn’t read well; however, his fifth to Tranquil Tiger in the big Betdaq Listed at Lingfield eight days ago suggests he’s in form and can mix it with today’s company, dropped back to a mile, though his optimum distance is 7f. Re Barolo is ‘flying’ at home, says my man, and is ‘expected’. He was also ‘expected’ three weeks ago in a similar Dundalk Listed but was beaten favourite, third.  He is seven times a winner on man-made surfaces and was fourth in his only Kempton start, the Magnolia, last Spring. In his favour is the strong pace –presumably from Plum Pudding – as he stays, and wins, over further. Dunelight and Without A Prayer are dual Listed winners – Dunelight has been placed in a Group 2 – but the stable in form is Andrew Balding’s, and Ada River (3.45), who caught a couple of tartars in Bankable and Strawberrydaiquiri in the late summer, looks a decent each-way bet at 8.2 the win and 33-10 insurance from the place, on Betdaq this morning. Peveril (12.45 Leicester) is the gem among the jumpers. I wasn’t too keen ‘buying money’ at 1.71 this morning but, if he’s still trading around that mark near post time, and I can see that all is well, and nothing else is fancied, I might take it. Minella For Food and Yonder were double-figure prices this morning and you’d want to see them stay that way; if offers are taken to any decent money on one or other of them, you would have to worry, since both go very well fresh, both have mixed it with top-class horses (‘Minella’ was once second to Cooldine, albeit remotely) and both are from yards that can ready them at home and so might have ‘got them up’ for this. Peveril has been working with my Friday winning banker, Bellvano, at home, so I only need a nudge to get stuck in. The stable’s November streak of 13 winners and seven seconds from 27 goes a long way to convincing me. You And I (2.20), also Nicky Henderson’s and also working well, has each-way claims, the more so since Free World and, particularly, Irish Guard were easy to back this morning. Daq move early doors was for Grand Slam Hero, with winning-streak rider Paddy Brennan in the saddle; didn’t he just galvanize Mount Oscar yesterday! Paddy is the only jockey to win on him since his novice days and, with the tongue-tie back on, he’ll do a lot better than he did at the start of the month. Grand Slam Hero and Ballygalley Bob are particularly well suit to the ground if it stays on top, and I’ll dutch them to small stakes to win 20 points (but keep a weather-eye open). I’ll back each one for a place for insurance purposes. Don’t forget, as the Tote gets more and more marginalized by ill-conceived Government tactics, that you can bet place only on Betdaq. Comhla Ri Coig (2.00 Carlisle) blew up on his chase debut but is now ready to add to Don McCain’s winner-production: son of ‘Ginger’, the Grand National trainer par excellence, Don has a syndicate to please called ‘Gingers Whingers’. They currently have little to complain about with the stable on a 40% win-and-place strike rate, not far behind that N. J. Henderson.
TODAY'S BETS
BET 6pts win (nap) COMHLA RI COIG (2.00 Carlisle) DUTCH 2pts win on each GRAND SLAM HERO and BALLYGALLEY BOB, plus 1pt place on each (2.20 Leicester) BET 3pts win and 2pts place ADA RIVER, and 2pts (saver) RE BAROLO (3.45 Kempton). DAQ MULTIPLES: 2pts win double PEVERIL (12.45 Leicester) and COMHLA RI COIG (2.00 Carlisle) We are now recording the daily profit and loss of DAQMAN to help readers gauge the current form of the service. We will provide the profit / loss on the previous day to a £1 level stake on each selection (eg: a 5 point bet = a £5 stake). In the interests of consistency the profit / loss will be recorded at SP prices, however BETDAQ users can reasonably expect to beat SP in the majority of races. Saturday's Return was: LOSS 2.8 points
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ALAN MCINALLY's Three For The Weekend

This is a key weekend at both ends of the Premier League and I have no doubt that results over the next few days will have a major bearing on the way the season will unfold for some clubs.

Wigan are a side looking to bounce back from a disaster at White Hart Lane last Sunday.  Roberto Martinez must have watched in disbelief as his team shipped eight goals in a freakish second half display.  Thats not the real Wigan for me and I strongly fancy them to remedy things when their old Manager Steve Bruce brings his Sunderland team to the DW Stadium.  The Black Cats are a completely different outfit away from the Stadium Of Light where quite frankly they are formidable.  Their counter attacking tactics work well when playing the top sides as we saw against Manchester United but Wigan will not commit as many attacking resources as the Champions and I expect them to utterly dominate the game in the middle of the park.  Darren Bent is a legitimate goal threat but I don't see him getting too many chances against a Wigan side who have hammered both Villa and Chelsea.  1.84 Draw No Bet or level ball on the Daq's Asian Handicap list is an absolute gift.

I'm backing the draw in the Merseyside Derby.  Both clubs seasons are falling apart and a defeat for either would spark crisis talk in the media.  There is too much at stake and on that basis nerves and tension will be the dominating factors.  It is remarkable how much of an impact the presence of Fernando Torress now has on whether any of us can back Liverpool.  I'd go as far to say that he is the most important player in the league for any club and his omission on Sunday means I can't be with the Reds.  Everton though have been wrecked by injuries all year long and will be stretched to keep their rivals out.  When you look at all of the key elements in the game I'm sure you'll come to the same conclusion as me! The stalemate is a blinding bargain at 3.55 on Betdaq right now!

The big game of the weekend at The Emirates could see Chelsea put one hand on the title as early as November! But I don't think that will happen.  Arsenal away is a brutal fixture for any team, even one as powerful and dominant as Chelsea, and Carlo Ancelotti's men will have to be at their very best to come away with anything from the game. If The Gunners can handle the physical element to this match I really like their chances and you can forget about recent history between the two sides.  Consider the fact that Arsenal have played five games in the league to this point scoring 20 goals and only conceding 4 while maintaining in excess of 70% of possession.  Quite simply, they are confident and majestic on their own patch and for that reason I have to be a layer of the Blues at 2.76.

Good Luck to everyone with their trades on the "Daq" this weekend! 

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ED CHAMBERLIN'S Weekend Sporting Preview

Saturday 28 November

Join Sky Sports Pundit ED CHAMBERLIN in his regular Weekend Sports Preview below. Simply press play below to tune into Ed's exclusive DAQCAST - covering a whole host of weekend betting opportunities on the DAQ starting with the Hennessy at Newbury and looking at a host of other sporting bets...

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IRELAND'S EYE on Friday

Friday 27 November

IRELAND'S EYE

Its day 2 of the Hennessy Newbury meeting while further North Musselburgh stages a competitive jumps card. It is also the second day of racing at the much underrated Thurles where there is another fine card. Despite his absence Johnny Murtagh should be crowned champion Irish flat champion tonight at Dundalk. Paul Townend may be the jockey to follow and the youngster looks to have decent prospects of a double with a former point winning mare in the opener and with a shorter priced favourite in a maiden hurdle for his retaining yard of Willie Mullins. Timmy Murphy and Victor Dartnall can upset the favourite in the concluding maiden hurdle on an excellent Newbury card.
 
On another profitable day our nap Riverside Theatre (5/6-4/5) scampered home well clear on his chase debut at Newbury while we also registered wins at two other meetings through Duke Of Lucca (4-7/2) and saver Coolcashin (11/10-10/11) at Taunton and Thurles respectively. We also had some success in our secondary service when Michel Le Bon (15/8-6/4) came home a distance clear of his field while in the opener at Thurles Rockfield Abbey (12/1) was only collared in the closing stages of a bumper.
 
Carrigtwohill point winner Gentle Alice could conceivably be inconvenienced by the distance of the opening mares maiden hurdle over the minimum trip at Thurles at 12-35 but the Paul Townend ridden 5yo gets a sporting vote to score on her fifth start on the track. Suited by the underfoot conditions (won point on soft) the daughter of Beneficial has shaped with promise in her three hurdle runs to date from 2m upwards and she ran well when staying on to take third to Rossdare in a decent Clonmel 2m 4f maiden hurdle under todays pilot a month ago on soft. She was held up towards the rear on latter occasion but she travels well and if she races more prominently here the Donie Murphy trained mare can beat the obvious danger Revelling – a 4yo who it can be disputed is unlucky not to come into the contest unbeaten as the Wexford bumper winner (dead heated) only went down narrowly in similar contests on debut and latterly when just beaten by the useful and subsequent scorer For Bill at Punchestown. However Paul Nolans youngster is having her first run over flights and she may be vulnerable to the more experienced 5yo.
 
Though Willie Mullins lightly raced 7yo Rhyl Accord failed to complete in his two point (started short priced favourite in both) starts the son of Accordion can make a winning debut over flights in the 2m 2f maiden hurdle at Thurles at 2-10. Nevertheless he showed decent form in bumpers and he showed good battling qualities when landing a Down Royal bumper narrowly over a year ago and a reproduction of his fine second to the useful Sweeps Hill in a Leopardstown bumper last Christmas should suffice with point to point experience looking likely to be a bonus on his first start for some 11 months. The Paul Townend steered gelding should prove too strong for former point and 2m 2f bumper winner An Toileanach whose hurdle debut was a decent effort as he finished a fine second to rising star Dunguib at Galway. With ground to suit the O’Keeffe runner looks a potent danger to the selection.
 
The Nicky Henderson runners are in fine fettle at present and they look to have strong claims in taking the finale at Newbury – a 2m 1/2f maiden hurdle under Tony McCoy at 3-45 with the highly promising dual scorer Bellvano. Nevertheless hurdling experience is normally the best guide to winner seeking and it is the Victor Dartnall trained Henry King who gets our vote to score at the second time of asking over timber. A fine course winner of a bumper here over a similar trip from the useful Pepe Simo and Mondays decent scorer Ardvillian the Timmy Murphy ridden 5yo failed by a length and a half to justify favouritism in a rematch against Pepe Simo at Wincanton on good ground and the easier ground here should favour the son of Great Palm.
 
With question marks against the main protagonists in the 2m 6 1/2f hurdle at Thurles this afternoon (3-20) it can pay dividends to row in with a tried and trusted friend of the column in Paddy Pub on his hurdle debut. The decent dual point winner has had a fine season winning two hunter chases in addition to a brace of staying chases and the Kieran Purcell trained 6yo also finished a fine third in the Munster National at Limerick. Though he only got as far as the first in the featured chase at Navan on Sunday the Brian O’Connell ridden gelding gets all the allowances here and though it is never wise to assume chase ability will automatically translate into hurdle form this fellow is ‘right at home’ on the ground and in receipt of 9lbs from the 127 rated Across The Bay who boasts some decent form over hurdles against decent opposition the former pointer gets the nod to return to winning ways. 
  
1-00 NEWBURY – 2m 1/2f juvenile hurdle
 
Alan Kings Mille Chief looks a winner without a penalty following his unlucky Market Rasen experience (looked winner when brought down) but a better bet could be in siding with the dual French flat winner Royal Mix representing the Nicholls/Walsh team as he possess the greater experience.
 
1-45 MUSSELBURGH – 2m 4f maiden hurdle
 
Good Cork bumper winner Meath All Star is now with Gordon Elliott and the Meath handler – fresh from a winner on the all weather at Dundalk last night should land this ordinary contest at the expense of fellow Irish raider Dooney Rock.
 
ADVICE
BET 4pt win GENTLE ALICE 12-35 Thurles
BET 2pt win (saver) REVELLING 12-35 Thurles
BET 4pt win HENRY KING 1-45 Newbury
BET 1pt win (saver) BELLVANO 1-45 Newbury
BET 5pt win (nap) RHYL ACCORD 2-10 Thurles
BET 1pt win (saver) AN TOILEANACH 2-10 Thurles
BET 4pt win PADDY PUB 3-20 Thurles
BET 2pt win (saver) ACROSS THE BAY 3-20 Thurles 
 
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Thursday's Return was: PROFIT 9.31 points

 

DAQMAN on Friday

Friday 27 November DAQMAN  TWO LAYS TODAY: Daring Daqman lays two paper favourites today, with his current score 51 from 64, with six to go for the 400th lay since the column started: he’s had 305 successes. NEWBURY BANKER: His maximum-stakes bet, which runs at Newbury, would be his 100th winning nap or banker.   HENNESSY TOMORROW: Look out tomorrow for his race analysis of the Hennessy Gold Cup and all the top Saturday races. Just seven top-cat stables steal the cream at Newbury’s three-day meeting, which is in its second day today: they have taken 74% of the prizemoney in the last five years, led a long way by Nicky Henderson and Paul Nicholls, with 18 and 12 winners respectively, and they can add to their spoils today. But one other makes up an elite trio in the pre-Christmas plunder: this is also a target track at this time for Philip Hobbs, who is one behind Henderson, with at least two winners a year at this meeting. Like the Alan King yard, Hobbs has been missing strike recently, with far too many placed horses against too few winners (King 8 wins, 19 places from 53 runners in the last two weeks; Hobbs 4 wins against 15 placed from 42). At such times, a big yard needs a mainstay horse which surmounts the moderate form of the rest and keeps pinching the pounds while its stablemates are groping for pennies. Balthazar King (2.05) has been such a money-spinner for Hobbs and is again the stable face-saver today in a race Hobbs loves to win. 1.00 Newbury: Horses rarely go to post with maximum penalties for this and Sean Curran relies on the claimer who’s scored with Prince Pippin at Folkestone and Plumpton to make the difference and land a hat-trick. But this is not Folkestone and Plumpton: these Newbury meetings are usually high quality – if you didn’t see that yesterday, you will in hindsight - and Tarawa Atoll let Pippin’s Folkestone form down at Taunton yesterday. Two ex-French Flat horses could be ahead of him already. Mille Chief is Alan King’s Triumph Hurdle horse and would have won on the debut but for being brought down at the second last. My one reservation is that, as I’ve said, ‘Kingy’ is missing strike at the moment. Royal Mix – thought to be a ‘proper horse’ at Ditcheat – has been jumping for fun at home, but his Flat win in France over 1m 7f suggests he’ll need further than today’s 2m. 1.30 Newbury: Like A Duke took on horses that would have made up a championship field at Cheltenham – the likes of Poquelin and Tataniano - until dropped to class-4, when he scored at the second attempt. The handicapper watched Duke win without coming off the bit and smacked him in the face with an 11lb penalty but the ever-expanding Tizzard operation near Wincanton (they had a winner here yesterday) knows how to improve its handicappers. Rivaliste, from the famous Guillaume Macaire academy, won his only French steeplechase start. The portents are good: only three four-year-olds have run in this so far; two have won, both trained by Paul Nicholls. 2.05 Newbury: Philip Hobbs farms this race (he’s going for a hat-trick): I expected to see his Balthazar King go chasing but he was the ‘moral’ over hurdles at Cheltenham 12 days ago when narrowly failing to give Wolf Moon 9lb. Scottish National fourth and Welsh National targeted Old Benny runs in his first hurdle race for two years. He’s one of Barbury Castle’s Aintree horses, so surely they don’t intend pursuing this Pertemps option, unless it’s part of a long-term ploy to keep his Aintree weight down! Nycteos is better treated over fences but won two handicaps when he last reverted to hurdling; Ainama is working well but will come on for the run off top weight here; both Lie Forrit and Factotum are fighting the handicapper now; Very Cool has to bounce back and the ‘rags’ below 10st 10lb never win this (famous last words). So I’m thinking Helpston and Halla San, since both go well fresh: of the two it’s Helpston’s yard that’s in form; Pam Sly thinks a lot of the gelding, whose dam was a strong stayer. 2.40 Newbury: From this race, a star is sometimes born: from the ill-fated Gloria Victis to Denman. Punchestowns can at last step out of the shadow of Big Buck’s, the only horse to have beaten him. Unfortunately his punters are in the shade because he’s likely to be long odds-on with such a disappointing turn-out. Nicky Henderson will be delighted. With the two-mile division so powerful (Sizing Europe, Somersby and now his own Riverside Theatre), an ace to play at 20 furlongs plus gives him the spread of quality a top stable needs, with Big Buck’s likely to go for different targets. Punchestowns has schooled exceptionally well, and I fancy he’s on the yellow brick road: gold standard. 3.15 Newbury: Pepsyrock will be all the rage to continue Nicky Henderson’s run but there are some warning signs against him: his form figures after a break are 300, and his figures at Newbury on soft ground are 00. He could be overbet. Lay. Stablemate Afsoun, on the other hand, must be fresh: two of his three recent wins came first time back; form figures after a break 2121. Afsoun already has Doctor David’s scalp and that one and Song Of Songs look as high as they want to be in the handicap. Consigliere, who will love this ground, has the advantage of a run back at Cheltenham a fortnight ago; he blew up at that day and will strip fitter now. 3.45 Newbury: Bellvano has been hugely impressive at home and comes here as a prospective Supreme Novices Hurdle candidate. Nicky Henderson can maintain his lead at the meeting with this dual bumper winner, whom he holds in very high regard.
TODAY'S BETS
BET 6pts win RIVALISTE (1.30 Newbury) BET 2pts win and place BALTHAZAR KING and 1pt win and place HELPSTON (2.05 Newbury) LAY to win 6pts PEPSYROCK, plus 3pts win on each AFSOUN and CONSIGLIERE (3.15 Newbury) BANKER 10pts win BELLVANO (3.45 Newbury) LAY to win 10pts INFLAMMABLE (7.20 Wolverhampton) BET 2pts win and place EKTIMAAL (7.50 Wolverhampton) DAQ MULTIPLES: 4 x 1pt win trebles Troopingthecolour (1.20 Lingfield) and Rivaliste (1.30 Newbury) with Punchestowns (2.40 Newbury) and Bellvano (3.45 Newbury) We are now recording the daily profit and loss of DAQMAN to help readers gauge the current form of the service. We will provide the profit / loss on the previous day to a £1 level stake on each selection (eg: a 5 point bet = a £5 stake). In the interests of consistency the profit / loss will be recorded at SP prices, however BETDAQ users can reasonably expect to beat SP in the majority of races. Thursday's Return was: LOSS 21 points
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IRELAND'S EYE on Thursday

Thurdsay 26 November

IRELAND'S EYE

On an extremely full days racing there is National Hunt action at Newbury, Taunton and Uttoxeter while there is a 6 race card at Thurles while it is the second night of action at Dundalk. We will be taking on the favourite in an intriguing chase at Thurles while a dual point scorer can build on a below par British debut in an Uttoxeter novice chase for the Twiston Davies yard.
 
Kilkenny All Star got us among the winners yesterday while our nap Roko Dancer (7-13/2) was well held in fourth in the opener at Chepstow. However we had better luck in our back up service when we recorded a double from just two selections when Lightening rod (8-11/2) beat our next best Cunning Clarets (13/8-11/8) at Wetherby while Magot De Grugy (11/10-10/11) obliged at Chepstow in a handicap chase.
 
Ash High developed into quite a useful pointer in Ireland earlier in the year and recorded a double on easy ground against decent company and though the 6yo failed to deliver when supported on English debut he should be given another chance to atone on more demanding ground in the 3m novice hurdle at Uttoxeter at 12-45. The Nigel Twiston Davies trained 6yo should be much more at home on this surface and with Tom Molloy taking off 5lbs he can beat another likely progressive sort in Panda Bay from the Emma Lavelle yard while David Pipes former point winner and bumper scorer Horsford is another to consider.
 
Nicky Henderson and Barry Geraghty are a combination to be feared when the yard is in form and recent evidence augurs well and they can be on the mark with the useful 5yo Riverside Theatre in the 2m 1f novice chase at Newbury at 12-55. An easy winner of a novice hurdle here over course and distance and third to the useful Diamond Harry in a bumper while  the 145 rated hurdler boasts decent hurdle form as his fine third to Hurricane Fly in a Punchestown Grade 1 would indicate. This stables chase debutants usually know their job and he could prove too strong for the Paul Nichols trained 4yo mare who landed four races in her native France and gets a stone weight allowance here.
 
The 3m chase at Thurles at 1-00 looks set to prove an interesting betting medium with four decent chasers in the line up. Ruby Walshs mount Equus Maximus should be popular as the 9yo will be suited by ground/trip and a strict interpretation of his beating of recent Paddy Power winner Tranquil Sea (gave 5lbs) in a Punchestown 2m 5f hc on heavy back in May would make him a sound bet here. However he has to give 9lbs to most of the opposition here and he meets some fairly promising sorts in the Michae Bowe trained Coolcashin and Mouse Morris’s Baily View. The former has made a bright start to his chase career and he looked decidedly unlucky not to follow up his chase win over 2m 6f here when going down by the minimum margin to Aranleigh in a Grade 3 chase over the same trip last time. Proven on the course the 8yo should go close if he gets the extra 2f here but that should not pose a serious problem on this easier track. However we will just side with Baily View who did us a turn when stepping up appreciably when landing a heavy ground Fairyhouse 3m novice on his second start and though the 6yo has something to find with the principals here on official and indeed hurdle ratings and has failed in the past to put decent back to back runs together the Niall Madden ridden gelding may spring a minor surprise here on ground/trip that looks tailor made.
 
Phillip Hobbs and ‘Dickie’ Johnson can be on the mark in a 2m 1f maiden hurdle at 2-50 at Taunton with the once raced but promising Duke Of Lucca. Although the Milan 4yo showed definite signs of inexperience and arguably should have won when just touched off by the subsequent bumper scorer Dingat at Worcester five weeks ago. The presence of hurdles can make all the difference to the expensive purchase and he can beat the obvious danger Sahrati – admittedly a more experienced 5yo who shaped well when going down to a useful sort in Thumbs Up at Bangor on soft over a fortnight ago.
  
12-30 THURLES 2m bumper
 
An interesting opening bumper where several hold chances on past bumper form but a narrow vote goes to the improving Morris runner ROCKFIELD ABBEY who can account for favourite Old Charm and The Mettle Man under Robbie McNamara.
 
1-35 THURLES 2m 2f novice chase
 
Nicanor is entitled to go off favourite to score on his second start over fences having failed narrowly at Down Royal and though he has won on testing ground he has always looked more at home on a better surface and with that in mind he may be oppposable here with Tommy Coopers PRUDENT HONOUR jest getting the vote to beat chase debutant Woodbine Willie.
 
2-05 NEWBURY 3m novice chase
 
Pettifour was not overly impressive on his chase debut 12 days ago and this could go to the Paul Nicholls chase debutant MICHEL LE BON who ran out an easy winner over 1/2f further here when last seen in March over hurdles.
 
ADVICE
BET 4pt win ASH HIGH 12-45 Uttoxeter
BET 2pt win (saver) PANDA BAY 12-45 Uttoxeter
BET 5pt win (nap) RIVERSIDE THEATRE 12-55 Newbury
BET 4pt win BAILY VIEW 1-00 Thurles
BET 2pt win (saver) COOLCASHIN 1-00 Thurles
BET lay EQUUS MAXIMUS to win 5pt 1-00 Thurles
BET 3pt win DUKE OF LUCCA 2-50 Taunton
BET 2pt win (saver) SAHRATI 2-50 Taunton 
 
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Wednesday's Return was: LOSS 9 points

 

DAQMAN on Thursday

Thursday 26 November DAQMAN  JACKPOT BET: Daqman , who landed a 4-1 Betdaq-race winner (Mr Willis) among his returns yesterday, asks an old friend who landed his column a 20.0 jackpot win (12-1 SP) last season to do the trick again today at Betdaq value of 30.0. RACE-BY-RACE ANALYSIS: He has race-by-race analysis on day one of the big Hennessy meeting at Newbury, with a nap at Taunton. Irish raiders, so often seemingly leaned on by the English handicapper, have been given a huge chance to topple Denman in Saturday’s Hennessy Gold Cup. While 14 of the 16 other horses weighted in the handicap proper – set 10st or more – have sustained ratings rises since last year at this time, two of the four from Ireland have dropped like a stone; in fact, by a total of a stone and a half. I’m sure my critic will crow in a frenzied e-mail: the reason, you silly little columnist, is because War Of Attrition and Snowy Morning have lost their form; they are has-beens; no right to be in the race. Judge for yourself. War Of Attrition has been out of the frame only once in his last 14 starts; since this time last year, he’s finished second in the Lexus and has recently been placed in two Champion Chases at Gowran Park and Down Royal. At Down Royal (3m), those immediately behind him, Casey Jones and Joe Lively, are 16-1 and 25-1 with some firms for the Hennessy, and the one just in front of him, the second horse, My Will, is 20-1 and 25-1. Yet War Of Attrition is 40-1 and 33-1. As his trainer, Mouse Morris puts it with a grin: ‘War Of Attrition is not badly in for a Gold Cup winner, is he!”  ‘War’ has never been wagered in a handicap before: his chase career after novice runs has been in Graded races (placed in 13 out of 15), two Listed (won both) and a conditions race (won). At this time last year he figured off 163. On Saturday, he is officially rated 154. Snowy Morning – 17 times won or placed from 24 races - hasn’t been seen since the Spring but won his last two starts, yet is 12lb lower than at this time last year. He’s generally 25-1. The prices I’ve quoted about War Of Attrition and Snowy Morning are bookmakers’ odds. You can, of course, get bigger and better value on Betdaq: War Of Attrition is today on offer at 54.0, as I write; Snowy Morning at 28.0. My investigation of the weights all started with Paul Nicholls’ prophecy that Denman will finish only about fourth or fifth on the grounds that he’s up in the ratings. In fact, this is how each runner in the handicap proper is rated today alongside his official figure at the same time last year: UP IN THE RATINGS: Mon Mome +28, Killyglen +21, Joe Lively +19, Cappa Bleu +16, Barbers Shop +14, What A Friend +14, Chelsea Harbour +10, An Accordion +9, Darkness +9, Gone To Lunch + 8, Roll Along +8, Carruthers +7, Casey Jones +3, My Will +3, DOWN IN THE RATINGS: Snowy Morning -12, War Of Attrition -9, Denman -8 (but up 13lb on his 2007 Hennessy-winning figure). 12.25 Newbury: The maximum penalties have never been carried to victory in this and the top two have a lot on, giving weight to the rest of the field. Front-runners (so far at any rate) Midnight Queen and Palmito look set to make this a real test. Queen Poline - disputing favourtism, as I write – and Miss Overdrive are suddenly stepped up in trip: I was cursoring for 6.0 Miss Overdrive but found myself cursing instead, as it was taken before my eyes. 12.55 Newbury: Paul Nicholls has won three of the four runnings of this, including with a four-year-old (name of Big Buck’s); all three started favourite and were ridden by top jockeys. Although Lady An Co misses tomorrow’s Jim Joel Trophy to remain in novice company here, Riverside Theatre was odds on this morning, no doubt because of his hurdles proximity to Hurricane Fly at the Punchestown Festival. He has schooled well. Captain Americo had his chances when his stable was in form; Al Co will welcome any rain, as a soft-ground winner in France, but may still need to settle; and you couldn’t give away Calusa Crystal and Gibbonsgrove this morning. 1.30 Newbury: An open market. As with most staying hurdles, high-weighted and older horses are at a disavantage but this one won’t take much winning on all known form. Colombard (6.0 on the Daq, as I write) has met the likes of Lord Ragnar and Burton Port, has always needed a trip and is headed for novice chases soon. He could pick this up along the way. The unexposed Mr Logistics may improve but was easy to back at 13.5 this morning, as was bottomweight Festival Dreams at 13.0, leaving luckless Ragamuffin Man (7.4) as Colombard’s market rival and his main danger, getting weight plus Rhys Flint’s allowance. 2.05 Newbury: This novices’ chase has produced top-class types, from Shotgun Willy to Joe Lively this century and, though the field is small, the quality looks high again. Take out the winner, whatever it is, and put him in your horses-to-follow list. Little Bench Warrant is tough - the only time he missed out of a place was when breaking Noel Fehily’s collar-bone in a fall last season – but he doesn’t appear to have the class of Petitfour, who won at Cheltenham, has that invaluable fencing experience and is bred to go all the way. Paul Nicholls was due to put Michel Le Bon into his first chase at around 20 furlongs but they were queuing up to take the decimal points at around 15-10 in this, his first fencing venture, straight in at 3m. Meanwhile, there was a pile-up of pounds to lay Petitfour. The Nicholls’ novices are not all doing the job first time and I watched Petitfour lead at several stages of his Cheltenham race; he only needs to brush up his jumping to make this an exciting contest. 2.40 Newbury: The massive Supreme Keano is taking his time to develop the characteristics of his sire, Supreme Leader, and his ‘grandad’, Strong Gale; if he ever proves that he has inherited everything they usually hand down, he’d be a worldbeater. It’s another open betting market, with Exmoor Ranger (went well in the Jewson) just shading them, but he has a lot of weight and an amateur who has to control some occasionally wayward jumping. Super Formen is another big baby who seems to be growing up for extra distance and those amazing Ditcheat feedstuffs. Conversely, Rustarix might welcome the drop back in trip but looks high in the weights. Victoria’s Groom let me down last time, and has gone up in the weights for finishing third,  and I’ve nothing waiting for me in the Ice Bucket after a luckless run – apart from my lays – so I’m taking a rank outsider, Quattrocento, in the hope of affording some ‘shampoo’ off a 30.0 Betdaq bet. Quattrocento did me a favour at a big price over hurdles and, having had a wind op, and with cheekpieces applied, might do the same here, as a five-year-old with more potential in the race than most but with a novice chase already under his belt. 3.15 Newbury: Philip Hobbs’ yard has won four in a row, with four different conditionals. Five could ‘yet’ be ‘nearby’! 3.45 Newbury: I’m told that Oscar Whisky is a class act. Trading (8-1 bar one) reflects it, but I’m not buying money while the ground is on the change. One for small-stakes Daq Multiples.
TODAY'S BETS
BET 3pts win TARAWA ATOLL (12.35 Taunton) DUTCH: 3pts win on each COLOMBARD and RAGAMUFFIN MAN (1.30 Newbury) WIN-50 JACKPOT: 2pts win and 1pt place QUATTROCENTO (2.40 Newbury) BET 6pts win (nap) SAHRATI (2.50 Taunton) DAQ MULTIPLES: 3 x 1pt win doubles Horsford (12.45 Uttoxeter) with Doctor Foxtrot (2.15 Taunton) and Oscar Whisky (3.45 Newbury) We are now recording the daily profit and loss of DAQMAN to help readers gauge the current form of the service. We will provide the profit / loss on the previous day to a £1 level stake on each selection (eg: a 5 point bet = a £5 stake). In the interests of consistency the profit / loss will be recorded at SP prices, however BETDAQ users can reasonably expect to beat SP in the majority of races. Wednesday's Return was: PROFIT 5.05 points
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