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Originally posted by Innoko
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Did the same this morning, but would only let me have £18! 
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Think it will more likely be Supreme if good enough, so have had 1pt on the 40's for that and 4pts 'any race'! -
Is PYM still being aimed at the Supreme?Originally posted by ComplyOrDie View Post
No, he wouldn’t be a Supreme horse and in my opinion he’ll get further so if it is anything the Ballymore will be more likely, but it’s a big if. He schooled this morning and jumped very well. I hope to have him out in the next few weeks.
Taken from the NH Unibet Blog last season...Comment
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Well dug up Innoko.
You can get 45/1 for the Ballymore with Ladbrokes (40/1 boosted)
There is always that debate about a Supreme horse needing to stay bettter than a Ballymore horse though, with it being such a stiff 2m - I haven't backed Pym for anything yet but he was in One Jump Ahead last season 17/18 and they thought he was Ballymore horse in that...Comment
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Added a few over the last week or so...
Supreme: Blackbow 25/1
Ballymore: Pym 45/1 e/w
Novice Mares: Daphne Du Clos 17.5/1
Any Race: Vision Des Flos 22/1
A lot of us seem quite keen on a few of these hope we’re right, quite happy with my book at present will probably sit tight now for a while and enjoy some good seasonal debuts.Last edited by SeanRock; 12 October 2018, 07:45 PM.Comment
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The first at Chepstow tomorrow looks an interesting race, in addition to Pym (had a point at 45s for the Ballymore) there is Deyrann de Carjac (King) who has come in for some early support and one I am hovering over is Umndeni (Hobbs) full brother to Vision De Flos and winner of a bumper at Warwick earlier this year.
In OJA it says 'he has reportedly done well over the summer and he will be campaigned in two mile novice hudles this season.' He is also one of the few of the less well known horses to be included in both Jumpers to follow and One Jump Ahead as a top prospect for the season. I'd like him in the book before the off tomorrow, assuming there is reasonable support for him in the Chepstow race. Based on the above comments will likley have around couple of points at 40/1 for the Supreme over the 27s any race with Hills.Last edited by Rhinestone_Cowboy; 12 October 2018, 10:13 PM.Comment
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Oddschecker error, still 20's...Comment
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Enjoyed the race and was impressed with Pym as likely beat a couple of half decent horses. Was really disappointed with Umdeni's jumping appeared to be losing ground at every hurdle. Will need some serious improvement in that department in order to fulfill the promise. Interesting that Henderson mentioned before the race that Pym's jumping was in good order, good bit of info that as it is a really important part of the gameOriginally posted by Rhinestone_Cowboy View PostComment
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Yeah re-read a couple of bits from OJA after the race. Nice to hear the horses in behind were well thought of.Comment
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I've promised myself I won't have bets like these
A ridiculously speculative trixie on Mullins' novice hurdlers
11465/1
Annamix 20/1 (Supreme)
Blackbow 25/1 (Ballymore)
Carefully Selected 20/1 (Albert Bartlett)
All best price with 365 so wouldn't place it anywhere else.Comment
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I’ve been making a list of positions I want to gain on horses before they shorten, but hoping to get away with waiting for free bets to get them in.
From my initial list I have the following left:
Sam Spinner Stayers - 33/1 0.5U e/w
Ciloas Emery Arkle or any race - 2U
Daphne Du clos - Mares Novice Novice
After reading Riccis comments on Douvan and the realisation he will only be 9 at the festival I like the 8s for any race, I think he will he will go to the Ryanair but I’ve only seen 10s for that so happy to lose 2 points for the back up.
Also I’d appreciate it if everyone could stop backing Annamix as I want in before the price goes, but off on holiday in two weeks so need to wait for NovemberComment
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Similar to me Kev as per page 89 on this thread, but I've gone Hollowgraphic instead of Blackbow.Originally posted by Kevloaf View PostI've promised myself I won't have bets like these
A ridiculously speculative trixie on Mullins' novice hurdlers
11465/1
Annamix 20/1 (Supreme)
Blackbow 25/1 (Ballymore)
Carefully Selected 20/1 (Albert Bartlett)
All best price with 365 so wouldn't place it anywhere else.Comment
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Stepped up the ante post the weekend.
4 pts Annamix 20/1 Supreme
2 pts Commander Of Fleet 16/1 Ballymore
1 pt Pym 33/1 Ballymore
2 pts Dortmund Park 33/1 4m
2 pts Melon 8/1 Arkle and Samcro 3/1 Champion
2 pts Energumene 50/1 Bumper
The rest were placed last few weeks with Free bets
1 pt fb Annamix 20/1 Supreme, Altior 6/4 QMCC, Penhill 6/1 Stayers, Samcro 7/1 Champion Hurdle just over 29k
1 pt fb Melon 8/1 Arkle, BD 3/1 Champion, Annamix 20/1 Supreme just over 7.5k
1 pt fb Melon 8/1 Arkle, Samcro 8/1 RSA, Laurina 5/2 Mares, Altior 7/4 QMCC just under 8kComment
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Always like to be aware of what shall we call it 'proper early antepost Festival gambles', likely by connections.
Is anyone aware of any other horses apart from Kalashnikov being properly backed for the Arkle, Santini for the RSA and I guess Samcro for the Champion Hurdle being backed for Cheltenham before being seen out this season?
This time last year I think we just had Samcro in the Ballymore and Annamix in the Supreme. I'm not including the latter this year as the price drop over the last couple of days was soley instigated by Ricci's declaration on national TV.Comment
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How do you define 'properly backed'?Comment
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