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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Boylesports offering to refund stakes if your horse is placed second during the Cheltenham Festival
February 24, 2011
The bookmakers Boylesports have launched a promotion on the upcoming Cheltenham Festival.
They are offering to refund bets if the horse you back is placed second during the first four races namely the Supreme Novices Hurdle, Arkle Challenge Trophy, Festival Handicap Chase and the Champion Hurdle.
In last years festival Get Me Out Of Here finished as runner up in the Supreme Novices at odds of 9/2, Somersby was second in the Arkle at odds of 4/1, in the Festival Handicap the 9/2 favourite the Package was pipped to the post and in the Champion Hurdle and Kyhber Kim at odds of 7/1 was second to Binocular. If there are similar results this year in the opening day of the four day festival the Boylesports could be looking to refund in excess of £1 million back to its customers on what is one of busiest horse racing days in the racing calendar.
The offer as always comes with some of the usual terms and conditions and has a maximum refund of £250 per customer; it only applies to the win part of singles and each way bets and not to singles as part of a multiple bet and bets must be placed before the start of the Champion Hurdle.
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Stan James offering a standout price on Ruby Walsh being top jockey at Cheltenham
February 21, 2011
The bookmakers Stan James are offering odds of 7/4 for Ruby Walsh to be again named the top jockey at this years Cheltenham Festival. The Irish jockey has won the coveted award on five previous occasions in 2004, 2006, 2008, 2009 and 2010. in 2005 the award went to Graham Lee and in 2007 Robert Thornton picked up the prize. The standard number of wins at the Festival to be crowned winner is normally around the 3 wins mark but in 2009 Ruby Walsh managed to ride home 7 winners.
The four day festival takes place from Tuesday 15th March through to Friday 18th March.
Ruby Walsh has been out of action for sometime with the broken leg he sustained in fall from Corrick Bridge at the Down Royal in November. In the event that Ruby does not make it to Cheltenham then they will refund stakes back to punters that place bet on the market today only.
Top Cheltenham Festival Jockey
All odds come courtesy of bookmakers Stan James, click on the odds to bet.
- 7/4 – Ruby Walsh
- 11/4 – Barry Geraghty
- 6/1 – AP McCoy
- 8/1 – Robert Thornton
- 14/1 – Richard Johnson
- 14/1 – Jason Maguire
- 20/1 – bar
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Quevega already the favourite for the David Nicholson Mares Hurdle
February 14, 2011
The David Nicholson Mares Hurdle is a grade 2 national hunt race that is ran over a distance of 2 miles and 4 furlongs and it will feature nine hurdles to jump and has a prize purse of around £90,000.
As part of their Countdown to Cheltenham promotional series the bookmakers Stan James have released their ante post odds for the David Nicholson Mares Hurdle which is scheduled to be the penultimate race on day one of this years Cheltenham Festival.
Already the strong favourite for this race is the Willie Mullins trained Quevega who will be looking to win the race for the third time in succession (winning in 2009 and 2010 with Ruby Walsh) and Stan James believe they are putting out the best odds available for this heavily backed horse.
David Nicholson Mares Hurdle antepost odds
Prices for this market come from bookmakers Stan James
- 5/4 – Quevega
- 6/1 – Sparky May
- 7/1 – Tarla
- 10/1 – Our Girl Salley
- 14/1 – Morning Supreme
- 14/1 – Morning Supreme
- 16/1 – Carole’s Legacy
- 16/1 – Macville
- 20/1 – bar
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Bishopsfurze odds cut for 2011 Neptune Novices Hurdle
December 13, 2010
The race may not be taking place until March 2011 as part of the Cheltenham Festival but bookmakers Stan James have already released their ante post odds of this race.
They currently have the Paul Nicholls trained Al Ferof as joint favourite to win the race next year at odds of 10/1, matched by the Willie Mullens trained Zaidpour, if Mullins can win this race it will be the third time that he has claimied this race, winning it with Fiveforthree in 2008 and Mikael d’Haguenet in 2009 both ridden by jockey Ruby Walsh. One horse to look out for is dual bumper winner Bishopsfurze who has moved to 16/1 down from earlier odds of 25/1.
Last years event was won by Peddlers Cross ridden by Jason Maguire and trained by Donald McCain which was first for both trainer and jockey.
Neptune Novices Hurdle
The ante post odds for this race have been provided courtesy of Stan James who will pay out on the first 3 horses placed at a 1/4 the odds.
- 10/1 – Al Ferof
- 10/1 – Zaidpour
- 14/1 – Kid Cassidy
- 16/1 – Bishopsfurze
- 16/1 – Dare Me
- 16/1 – Megastar
- 16/1 – Bobs Worth
- 16/1 – Last Instalment
- 16/1 – Hidden Universe
- 20/1 – Bar
Cyborg favourite for the 7pm race from Galway Racecourse
July 26, 2010
The 7pm race from Galway Racecourse tonight is an Amateur Handicap that is set to feature 20 runners who will be covering a distance of 2 miles with the going for the course being set to good to yielding.
You can kick off those Monday morning blues by having a flutter with Paddy Power who are kicking off the week with a cash back offer on this race. If you back a horse in this race but then finishes in second place to the starting price favourite in the race then they will refund you your losing single stake.
The favourite to win this race according to the Irish bookmaker Paddypower is Cyborg at odds of 6/1 who will be ridden today by Ms Katie Walsh who of course earlier this year at the Cheltenham Festival won the Vincent O’Brien County Hurdle on the 20/1 shot Thousand Stars. The second favourite is Sublime Talent who is at odds of 13/2. The freebetsblog.com tip for the race is Cloone Rocket who is worthy of an each way bet at odds of 12/1.
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Will a Cheltenham Festival winner come first at this years Matalan Anniversary Hurdle
April 7, 2010
The second race of the first day is the Matalan Anniversary 4-Y-O Novices Hurdle which is a class 1 race for four years olds. The race is set to feature 11 runners over a distance of 2 miles and 110 yards with the going being set at good to soft.
Nine of the last ten winners of this race have won at once in their last three starts, whilst eight of the winners have finished in second place or better. Out of the last ten winners of this race nine have them have been winners at the Cheltenham Festival.
Matalan Anniversary Hurdle race runners
- Al Qeddaaf
- Barizan
- Double Handful
- Drussell
- Me Voici
- Nafaath
- Notus De La Tour
- Olofi
- Orsippus
- Sanctuaire
- Super kenny
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Big Bucks ridden by Ruby Walsh is favourite again for the Liverpool Hurdle
April 7, 2010
Day one of the Aintree Festival kicks off with the Liverpool Hurdle, it is a class 1 race for horses aged four years and over. The race is set to feature 9 runners over a distance of 3 miles and 110 yards with the going set to good to soft. This race only started in 2004 and all five previous winners had come from the top three placed horses in betting stakes.
The current (and hardly likely to change) favourite is last years favourite and winner Big Bucks ridden again by Ruby Walsh and trained by Paul Nicholls. They will be looking to capitalise on the excellent run this horse had at the Ladbrokes World Hurdle during this years Cheltenham Festival. Second favourite is Time For Rupert who was in 33/1 outsider in the Ladbrokes World Hurdle before ending runner up which has seen his odds go to 9/2 for this race. The Freebetsblog tip for this race is 33/1 Kayf Aramis ridden by Paddy Brennan and good odds for an each way bet.
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Liverpool Hurdle Race Card
- 2/5 – Big Bucks
- 9/2 – Time For Rupert
- 7/1 – Tidal Bay
- 16/1 – Souffler
- 20/1 – Bouggler
- 33/1 – Kayf Aramis
- 40/1 – Possol
- 100/1 – Wolf Moon
- 200/1 – Silver Token
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Early odds on the 2010 Grand National favourites
March 26, 2010
The second biggest horse race festival of the year is just around the corner (only a couple of weeks after the excitement of the four day Cheltenham Festival) takes place in April (8th – 10th) at Aintree Racecourse which culminates in the biggest horse of the year the John Smiths Grand National.
The race has inhered itself in to the English psyche and will see sweepstakes published in all the national newspapers and people that never would normally considering placing a bet setting up internet gaming accounts to back their chosen horses, it is one (if not the) biggest single gambling event in the United Kingdom
Grand National Antepost odds
The top ten listed horses supplied by Boylesports for the 2010 Grand National. Most of these horses were favourites and were expected to finish in high places in the Cheltenham Festival, but to the bookies delight this never happened and is reflected in the high odds being offered.
- 8/1 – Big Fella Thanks
- 10/1 – Mon Mome
- 14/1 – Black Appalachi
- 14/1 – Tricky Trickster
- 14/1 – Niche Market
- 16/1 – State Of Play
- 16/1 – Backstage
- 16/1 – Vic Venturi
- 16/1 – The Package
- 20/1 – Arbor Supreme
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Cashback offer on the 3pm race from Ludlow with PaddyPower
March 25, 2010
Its back to normal following the success of the Cheltenham Festival (well until the Grand National at Aintree anyway) and our friends over at Paddy Power are running a cash back offer on the 3.00 race from Ludlow Racecourse. If you back a horse that finishes in second place to the favourite Bobble Hat Bob then they will refund you your losing win single stake.
The race is a handicap hurdle and is billed as the John Davies OWBC Memorial Handicap Hurdle which is a class 3 race for horses aged 4 years and over. It will be ran over a distance of 2 miles and 5 furlongs and it is set to feature 13 runners, with the going set at good to soft in places.
Favourite for the race is the AP McCoy ridden Bobble Hat Bob currently showing at odds of 9/4, second favourite is Estate with jockey Danny Cook at odds of 13/2. The freebetsblog.com tip for this race today is Cannon Fire ridden by Paul Moloney good for an each way bet at odds of 16/1.
Full Race Card
- 9/4 – Bobble Hat Bob
- 13/2 – Estate
- 7/1 – Key Cutter
- 7/1 – Moghaayer
- 7/1 – Cool Bob
- 12/1 – Deep Reflection
- 12/1 – Jackers
- 16/1 – Cannon Fire
- 20/1 – Valento
- 20/1 – Golden Alchemist
- 20/1 – Stumped
- 25/1 – Rocky River
- 25/1 – Lyster
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