Thirtythreeblack bookies favourite for 3.10 Handicap Hurdle from Worcester
October 8, 2009
The Ladbrokes Selling Handicap Hurdle starts at 3.10 today and comes from Worcester racecourse, it is a class 5 race for horses aged 4 years and over. It will feature 14 runners covering a distance of 3 miles with the going being set at good to soft.
Paddy Power are running a horse racing cash back betting offer on this race, to qualify you horse needs to finish in second place to Thirtythreeblack if this happens they will refund your losing single stake.
The favourite for the 3.10 is Thirtythreeblack at odds of 10/3 and ridden by Timmy Murphy, followed by the second favourite Gan Eagla who is showing odds of 9/2 rode by Donal Fahy. The freebetsblog.com tip for the day is Grave Doubts at 14/1 so only really for an each way bet.
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Galway Races free betting offer from Boylesports
July 27, 2009
The bookmakers Boylesports are running a special on the 17.45 at Galway Racecourse. Today’s betting offer is if the Starting Price favourite ends up winning the race then they will refund your losing win stake on the second placed horse, this will apply to win singles and win part of each way singles.
The race is billed as the Galwaybayhotel.com handicap hurdle and the going for the course is set to soft and the race will feature 20 runners over a distance of 2 miles.
The favourite for this race is of course Hunting Tower at odds of 6/1 ridden by Ruby Walsh the horse has come first in its last 3 outings, the second favourite is No One Tells Me who is showing at 7/1. The Free Bets Blog tip for the race is Lady Hillingdon at odds of 10/1 worth a couple of quid for an each way bet.
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Newcastle v Spurs Betting Offer
September 24, 2008
Two Premiership clubs both suffering from something of an early season crisis meet at St James’ Park on Wednesday night in the Carling Cup third round clash between Newcastle and Spurs, which is live on Sky Sports. Newcastle and Spurs have had nothing short of disasterous starts to the Premier League season, with both clubs occupying the bottom two places in the league table with only one win in ten games between them. Spurs are probably the bigger surprise to be languishing at the foot of the table given several big summer signings they made, which result them being the bookmakers favourites to finish highest in the betting without the big four, with many pundits even tipping them to finish in a Champions League place. However, things haven’t gone quite according to plan for Juande Ramos and there is already talk of him leaving the club less than twelve months in to his tenure. In contrast, it is off the field activities that have impacted on Newcastle’s on field performances. Current owner, Mike Ashley, has alredy made it clear that he intends to sell the club and former boss, Kevin Keegan left following his concerns over the club’s transfer policy. As a result, the Newcastle fans have undertaken fierce demonstration against the current state of affairs.
Both clubs will be looking upon Wednesday’s Carling Cup tie as an opportunity to get back to winning ways with Spurs the favourites to do just that at odds of 6/4 to win the match with bookmaker Paddypower. Newcastle are 13/8 and the draw is 12/5. Spurs should be the more likely winners given their players should be good enough to capitalise on Newcastle’s current plight, which shows no sign of ending soon.
If you are planning to have a bet on this game, Paddypower are offering a ‘tongue in cheek’ special offer “can’t win, won’t win” where they will be refunding any first or last goalscorer, correct score and scorecast bets is either side leads at half time but fails to win in 90 minutes
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Joe Cole and Wayne Rooney Betting Offer
September 19, 2008
The Betfred offer for Sunday’s Chelsea v Man Utd betting is a refund on all losing first/last goalscorer, correct score and scorecast bets place on the game if either Wayne Rooney or Joe Cole scores the last goal of the game.
Both players head into the game in good form, having netted whilst on International duty last week but it is Cole of the two that has already scored in the Premiership this season with Rooney still waiting to get his tally up and running. Rooney is a 15/2 chance to score the last goal with Betfred.com whilst Joe Cole is 10/1 to do the same. With so much talent on the pitch for both teams, the goals could come from just about any of the 20 outfield players but if you do plan to have a bet on this game then such an offer is worth considering as it does provide a certain amount of insurance. Although the Paddypower Offer on this game, where they will be refunding bets if a player is sent off is more appealing.
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Man City v Chelsea Odds and Money Back Offer
September 11, 2008
Man City v Chelsea is the clash of the Premier League’s two richest clubs and until transfer deadline day, this would have just been another game. However, events at the City of Manchester Stadium last week meant that Chelsea and owner Roman Abramovich, were knocked off their perch as the wealthiest club in the Premiership. Man City are now the richest team in the league thanks to the take over from new owners Abu Dhabi United, the owner of which, Dr Sulaiman Al Fahim, is reported to be worth ten times more than Chelsea’s Abramovich. The news of the takeover was still breaking before the cheque book was out in the blue half of Manchester and City had hijakced Chelsea’s bid to sign Robinho from Real Madrid – for a British transfer record, £32 million. Leaving Chelsea without their man!
In an ironic twist, Saturday’s game will be the first for Man City under its new ownership as well as being Robinho’s debut. Thus it is no surprise that the game is on TV and bookmakers are competiting for the increased business as a result of the huge interest in this game. Paddypower will be refunding first goalscorer, last goalscorer, correct score and scorecast bets on this game if Robinho scores at any time during the game (for either team!).
Chelsea are favourites to win the game with Paddypower at odds of 4/5, whilst Man City are 7/2 with the draw available at 23/10. The odds are sure to split opinions with Chelsea much bigger than normal for this game but equally, plenty of punters will be eager to back City if they believe that the renaissance can begin immediately. All eyes will be Roninho, who is 10/1 to score the first goal or 4/1 to score at any time. Shaun Wright Phillips recently left Stamford Bridge for Manchester and is 14/1 to score the first goal after netting a brace on his debut last time out. Chelsea’s biggest threat comes in the form of a former Man City player, Nicolas Anelka, who is currently up front on his own, whilst Didier Drogba recovers from injury; the French striker is sure to attract plenty of backers at 11/2.



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