Get your bet refunded if Cue Card wins the Supreme Novices Hurldle

February 28, 2011

The Supreme Novices Hurdle opens up the racing at the 2011 Cheltenham Festival which will be the start of an exciting four days of racing in a festival that will see 27 top quality races.

The race is a grade 1 National Hunt race for horses aged 4 years and older, it will be taking place on the Old Course and entrants will be covering a distance of 2 miles and 110 yards whilst navigating the eight hurdles on the course.

The bookmakers Paddy Paddy are running a great cash back offer on this race at the 2011 Cheltenham Festival. If the Colin Tizzard trained horse Cue Card wins the Supreme Novices Hurdle then they will then refund all of the losing singles made on this race. Cue Card is leading the ante post betting after having two good hurdles wins and the trainer will be looking to add another victory here.

Supreme Novices Hurdle outright odds

Here are the top 10 runners for the race, all of odds are supplied by the bookmakers Paddy Power who will payout the first 3 placed horses at 1/4 the odds.

  • 9/4 – Cue Card
  • 11/2 – Spirit Son
  • 7/1 – Sprinter Sacre
  • 9/1 – Zaidpour
  • 9/1 – Recession Proof
  • 14/1 – Al Ferof
  • 16/1 – Day Of A Lifetime
  • 20/1 – Hidden Universe
  • 20/1 – So Young
  • 20/1 – Gibb River

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Wigan leading Premier League relegation odds

February 28, 2011

It is all change at the bottom end of the Premier League as teams down there battle for their survival and try to avoid being relegated down to the Npower Championship.

For several weeks it looked as if Avram Grant’s West Ham side were destined to stay holding up the rest of the league deeply rooted in 20th place but following their relegation match against West Brom and the amazing 3-1 win over Liverpool at the weekend his side have now moved to 18th and are only kept there by goal difference.

Another team that is on the move is Wolves who under Mick McCarthy have managed to jump out of the relegation zone after their 4-0 thrashing of Blackpool and a valuable draw also against West Brom. In moving up they have helped push West Brom into the relegation fight.

West Brom are the only team that were promoted from the Championship last season that are in immediate danger of going back to where they came from. The other promoted teams from last season, Newcastle and Blackpool have both exceeded the expectations that most football pundits had of them with Newcastle looking to cement themselves in the top half of the table and Ian Holloway’s Blackpool side looking as if they will be safe to claim a second year in the Premier League.

Of all the teams at the wrong end of the table Wigan Athletic now look to be in the most trouble after recording back to back losses against Bolton and Manchester United they next face Manchester City which will be a crucial game for manager Roberto Martinez who is one of the most likely candidates to be the next Premier League manager to be sacked at odds of around 7/1.

Premier League Relegation Odds

All odds supplied by bookmakers Boylesports, click on the odds to bet.

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