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Friday, December 31, 2004BBC SPORT | Other Sport | Horse Racing | Best Mate on course for Ireland BBC SPORT | Other Sport | Horse Racing | Best Mate on course for Ireland: "Trainer Henrietta Knight has told the BBC her triple Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Best Mate will run in the Lexus Chase at Leopardstown on Tuesday. The nine-year-old horse is also likely to be declared on Thursday for Sunday's King George VI Chase at Kempton. But the intention remains to run in Ireland two days later in the race he won 12 months ago. 'We go over to Ireland on Boxing Day. He's travelling on the ferry and we plan to run on Tuesday,' said Knight." posted by Darren Power on 9:57 AM BBC SPORT | Other Sport | Horse Racing | Murphy fights Christmas ban BBC SPORT | Other Sport | Horse Racing | Murphy fights Christmas ban: "Jockey Timmy Murphy will appeal on Thursday against a seven-day ban which rules him out of the busy Christmas racing schedule. Murphy was banned after he struck out at his mount Semi Precious following the pair's fall at Plumpton. The Irishman seemed to throw his whip at the horse in frustration as it got to its feet and galloped away. He hopes the Jockey Club will uphold his appeal so he can ride in the King George VI Chase on Boxing Day. Murphy is due to go before the club's disciplinary panel at 1030 GMT. He is scheduled to ride Therealbandit in the King George at Kempton. " posted by Darren Power on 9:56 AM Wednesday, December 22, 2004BBC SPORT | Other Sport | Horse Racing | Tuesday's racing bulletin BBC SPORT | Other Sport | Horse Racing | Tuesday's racing bulletin: "Last Updated: Tuesday, 21 December, 2004, 07:53 GMT E-mail this to a friend Printable version Tuesday's racing bulletin The Five Live tip is Party Games in the 1540 at Fontwell (all times GMT). A double at Wolverhampton on Monday meant that Kieren Fallon has now ridden 200 winners this year. The former champion flat jockey has achieved the milestone five times in the last eight years. He also denied rumours that he is to quit race riding in this country and relocate to America. Tuesday's racing comes from Fontwell Park, Lingfield and Southwell. Champion jockey Tony McCoy, who has nine winners from his last 41 rides, is in action at Fontwell, where the ground is described as soft with good to soft patches. " posted by Darren Power on 12:39 PM Monday, December 20, 2004Betting System The best betting system currently available is Football Cash Generator. This is a home study course that details a betting system for the UK for use with Betting Exchanges. However the system can be used from anywhere in the world as long as you can get a betting account at Betfair or Betdaq or any other betting exchange that operates soccer markets. The reason that Football Cash Generator is the best is because you do not need any special skills. You just follow a set of principles associated with the way betting markets operate on soccer matches. You can find out more about Football Cash Generator by clicking this link. I have also found an independant review with a free bonus report at On-Line-tips posted by Darren Power on 7:08 PM BBC SPORT | Other Sport | Horse Racing | Baracouda wins Long Walk Hurdle BBC SPORT | Other Sport | Horse Racing | Baracouda wins Long Walk Hurdle: "Baracouda produced a gutsy display to claim a fourth Telectronics Systems Long Walk Hurdle at Windsor. The Francois Doumen-trained nine-year-old needed a strong Tony McCoy drive to get the better of a three-way fight with Crystal D'Ainay and the fast-finishing Rule Supreme in the Grade One event. McCoy made sure that Baracouda, who was the 8-13 favourite, held on to the lead to win by three-quarters of a length from Crystal, with Rule Supreme in third. Outsider Kadara set off in front and she was soon 10 lengths clear of Ilnamar, while Baracouda was initially at the front of the chasing pack in third. " posted by Darren Power on 12:20 PM Saturday, December 18, 2004Telegraph | Sport | Jockey Club focused on future Telegraph | Sport | Jockey Club focused on future: "A Flat-racing festival at Aintree, home of the Grand National, and a switch to many more evening meetings at the expense of afternoon fixtures was foreshadowed last night by Julian Richmond-Watson, senior steward of the Jockey Club. The ideas formed part of a radical blueprint for the future, in which the Jockey Club become unashamedly more commercial and use their resources � including most of the best courses in the land � to preserve the world-renowned quality of British racing. 'The Jockey Club in a new era will become a business which can grasp opportunities and deploy its substantial assets, along with the abilities and influence of its members, to benefit the sport,' he told the Gimcrack dinner at York racecourse. The Jockey Club had been hoping the new era " posted by Darren Power on 7:56 AM Wednesday, December 15, 2004BBC SPORT | Other Sport | Horse Racing | Monday's racing bulletin BBC SPORT | Other Sport | Horse Racing | Monday's racing bulletin: "The Five Live tip is Autumn Mist in the 1420 at Plumpton (all times GMT). Champion hurdler Hardy Eustace could only manage second place on his seasonal reappearance at Navan on Sunday but his trainer Dessie Hughes was not too disappointed. After being beaten by Solerina by two and a half lengths, Hughes said that his horse would have his usual blinkers on next time - these make him sharper. Monday's racing comes from Plumpton, Towcester and Wolverhampton. The beginners' chase at 1320 at Plumpton looks a fascinating affair despite there only being six runners. " posted by Darren Power on 11:10 AM BBC SPORT | Other Sport | Horse Racing | Alexander Goldrun takes Hong Kong glory BBC SPORT | Other Sport | Horse Racing | Alexander Goldrun takes Hong Kong glory: "Ireland's Alexander Goldrun did just enough to win the prestigious Hong Kong Cup on Sunday, as European horses gave a good account of themselves at the Sha Tin racetrack. The three-year-old pipped Bullish Luck by a head after a thrilling battle in the final furlong of the track, while Touch of Land took third place. Pre-race favourite Rakti made a promising start but ended up well down the field after tiring in the latter stages. Alexander Goldrun, with Kevin Manning in the saddle, worked her way into the lead with just under a furlong to go and showed real grit to hold off the challenge of Bullish Luck. Manning said his mount - rated a 10-1 shot before the race - had done everything asked of her. " posted by Darren Power on 11:10 AM Saturday, December 11, 2004Weekly Review & offers from Bet 365 Bet 365 Horse Racing ************ Bonusprint.com Gold Cup/Bula Hurdle, Cheltenham Saturday December 11 Martin Pipe’s Our Vic has been our favourite for this weekend’s Bonusprint.com Gold Cup since betting opened on the race. Described by his trainer as "still the best in our yard" he has to be on the shortlist, especially considering he is almost certainly open to further improvement. However, his odds are a little cramped for what he has actually achieved so far, so there could be some value in taking him on this time. Shamawan enters the reckoning after his close second to Lady Cricket off this same handicap mark over course and distance in January last year. Both runs since have been over hurdles, including last time out at Uttoxeter, when he finished fourth on his seasonal debut. The form of that race is working out well – the second and third has won since – and he will be a lot sharper for that run. He could run well at a big price, and may be good enough to emulate stable companion Legal Right, who won the race back in 1999. Recommendation: Shamawan @ 16/1 (each way). bet365 Bonusprint selected prices … Our Vic 10/3, Thisthatandtother 4/1, Monkerhostin 6/1, Redemption, Non So 10/1, Shamawan 16/1, others on bet365 website. Rooster Booster heads our market for this Saturday’s Bula Hurdle at Cheltenham, after showing he retains much of his ability when running fourth under a big weight last month on his reappearance. He is bound to come on for that run, and looks sure to run a big race on what is his favourite track. However, with the strong end-to-end gallop that he needs not guaranteed, the 2003 Champion Hurdle winner could be vulnerable to Noel Chance’s Flame Creek. The eight-year-old has been off the course since January, but has won on each of his three previous seasonal appearances, and escapes a penalty for an easy win in a Grade 2 hurdle early last year. Best fresh and getting the weight from the favourite, he looks worth an each way bet. Recommendation: Flame Creek @ 14/1 (each way). bet365 Bula prices … Rooster Booster 9/4, Inglis Drever, Back In Front 7/2, Flame Creek 14/1, others on bet365 website. CHANNEL 4 OFFER *************** Both of the above races are being shown live on Channel 4 this Saturday, part of a six-race package from Cheltenham and Doncaster. Back a horse at 4/1 (or more) in any of these races and, if it wins, we’ll give you your winnings and a free bet to the same stake on the next Channel 4 race! For example - Have £50 on an 11/2 winner in the 14.05 Sandown. Have your £50 FREE BET on the 14.40 Cheltenham, the next live Channel 4 race. If your FREE BET wins at 4/1 or over, have another £50 FREE BET on the 14.5 Doncaster. Saturday’s live Channel 4 races (subject to change): Cheltenham: 14.05; 14.40 (Bonusprint); 15.15 (Bula Hurdle); 15.45. Doncaster: 14.55; 15.25. Get in the game and be lucky! Bet 365 posted by Darren Power on 5:01 PM IOL: Sports papers lead Trinity Mirror growth IOL: Sports papers lead Trinity Mirror growth: "British publisher Trinity Mirror today said its sports newspapers were its star performer in the second half as it reported trading in line with expectations. The group said the sports titles, which include the Racing Post and horse-racing form book publisher Raceform, lifted circulation revenues by 5.8% in the five months to November. Trinity�s UK national titles, which include the Daily Mirror, Sunday Mirror and The People, lifted 3.3%, while its Scottish national titles moved up 0.8%. Trinity, which has around 250 titles and 11,500 staff, has launched an efficiency drive and moves to improve circulation volumes under chief executive Sly Bailey. Trinity said today that group like-for-like advertising revenues, excluding the Irish regional titles disposed of in January, had increased by 4.2% year-on-year." posted by Darren Power on 7:54 AM Debate on Betting Exchanges Heats Up - bloodhorse.com Debate on Betting Exchanges Heats Up - bloodhorse.com: "Chris Schef, executive vice president of Thoroughbred Racing Associations, said the U.S. racing industry can't afford to allow Internet betting exchanges to continue to infringe illegally, and suggested the industry form its own exchange to monopolize the U.S. market. In a two-part panel discussion on betting exchanges Wednesday at the Symposium on Racing in Tucson, Ariz., Scherf said he would ask the TRA board Thursday to make the issue of betting exchanges a priority. 'There should be a dialogue and a priority in this industry to decide where we are going on this issue,' Scherf said. Internet betting exchanges, which allow handicappers to bet on or against a horse to win or lose, are considered illegal in the U.S. and most countries besides the UK and Ireland. BetFair is the most popular of such Internet exchanges, which have been accused of accepting wagers from people in countries where exchanges are illegal and in some cases taking data and simulcasting signals without authorization." posted by Darren Power on 7:53 AM Thursday, December 09, 2004BBC SPORT | Other Sport | Horse Racing | Wednesday's racing bulletin BBC SPORT | Other Sport | Horse Racing | Wednesday's racing bulletin: "The Five Live tip is Desailly in the 1435 at Newbury (all times GMT). Champion hurdler Hardy Eustace is to make his belated seasonal reappearance at Navan on Sunday. The horse has suffered from niggling problems but his trainer Dessie Hughes says he is now ready to run. His chief rival will be the mare Solerina, who is going for the 15th win of her career. Wednesday's racing is at Newbury, Leicester and Lingfield Park. " posted by Darren Power on 11:25 AM Tuesday, December 07, 2004Racing Review & offers from BET365 BET365 RACING ****** AZERT FOR REVENGE THIS TIME! This weekend’s Tingle Creek chase from Sandown looks a re-match between last year’s winner and runner-up, Moscow Flyer and Azertyuiop respectively, with the latter fancied to gain revenge. Moscow Flyer won with authority last year, but the Paul Nicholls chaser was in need of the run that day, and has since shown vastly improved form, culminating with victory in the Champion Chase in March. This year, he is better prepared after winning the Haldon Gold Cup on his reappearance, and at the age of seven has time on his side. Moscow Flyer, rising 11, is not getting any younger, so Martin Pipe’s Arkle winner Well Chief could be the one for the forecast. Recommendation: 5 point Straight Forecast Azertyuiop to beat Well Chief. PIPE’S YOUR MAN AGAIN! Pipe’s Manx Royal has been all the rage for the William Hill Handicap Hurdle, a race the trainer has farmed in the past, and he is now our 9/2 favourite from an early 10/1. After being thrown in at the deep end in a Grade 1 novice hurdle on his debut when pulled up, he has since began to justify the high regard in which he is held, with two easy wins in lower grade at Uttoxeter and Newton Abbot. He looks to have been laid out for this by his astute trainer. King Eider, the possible ride of Tony McCoy, could be the one to chase the favourite home. Recommendation: 4 points on Manx Royal @ 9/2, 2 points each-way King Eider @ 9/1. CHANNEL 4 OFFER *************** Both races are being shown live on Channel 4 this Saturday, part of a six-race package from Sandown and Wetherby. Back a horse at 4/1 (or more) in any of these races and, if it wins, we’ll give you your winnings and a free bet to the same stake on the next Channel 4 race! For example - Have £50 on an 11/2 winner in the 14.05 Sandown. Have your £50 FREE BET on the 14.15 Wetherby, the next live Channel 4 race. If your FREE BET wins at 4/1 or over, have another £50 FREE BET on the 14.40 Sandown. Saturday’s live Channel 4 races (subject to change):- Sandown: 14.05; 14.40 (Tingle Creek); 15.10 (William Hill Handicap Hurdle); 15.40. Wetherby: 14.15; 15.25. posted by Darren Power on 10:09 AM Friday, December 03, 2004BBC SPORT | Other Sport | Horse Racing | Thursday's racing bulletin BBC SPORT | Other Sport | Horse Racing | Thursday's racing bulletin: "Thursday's racing bulletin The Five Live tip is Dempsey in the 1510 at Wincanton (all times GMT). Racing today comes from Wincanton, Leicester and Market Rasen. Paul Nicholls and Ruby Walsh continue in unstoppable form and look the combination to follow at Wincanton this afternoon. The pair team up four times and should be successful with Nanga Parbat in the 1310 and Inca Trail in the following race at 1340. Best bet of the day is Dempsey in the 1510. Trained by Mark Pitman, Dempsey was a decent novice hurdler who has always promised to be a better chaser. The horse has the size and scope to make the grade over the larger obstacles even though he made it no further than the third on his chasing debut. " posted by Darren Power on 1:30 PM EDP24 - Racecourse boss escapes speeding ban EDP24 - Racecourse boss escapes speeding ban: "The manager of Yarmouth racecourse was told yesterday to stop making excuses after she narrowly avoided a driving ban for the latest in a series of speeding offences. Katherine Self, 31, appeared before Lowestoft magistrates after being stopped by police driving at 52mph in a 30mph speed limit in her Audi sports car. She faced disqualification after the latest offence took her to 12 points on her licence. But the businesswoman, who told the court she took home more than �2000 a month, went in the witness stand to plead exceptional hardship. After hearing a ban would cost Self about �10,000 a year in lost earnings and cause difficulties looking after her grandmother and thorough-bred horse, magistrates accepted her plea." posted by Darren Power on 9:50 AM Wednesday, December 01, 2004
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