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Follow The Money don't fancy Aiteen Thirtythree this afternoon
"The lay of the day runs at Newbury in the 15:00 where Aiteen Thirtythree has been drifting all morning from [1.73] out to [2.0]."
Today's Follow The Money movers come from Newbury and Lingfield.
In the at 12:10, Cappagh has been strongly supported from [4.8] in to [3.2]. The Philip Hobbs trained runner won a handicap hurdle at Exeter in May and followed up with two chase wins at the end of last year. His last run was back over hurdles at Cheltenham in November over 2m5f, he seemed to get outpaced coming down the hill that day, but he did stay on strongly to take fifth in the race which was won by Grands Crus. A winner over 3m, he is running off a 1lb lower mark since his last run and he looks the one to beat today.
In Lingfield's 13:45, The Blue Dog has been backed from [4.8] in to [2.24]. George Baker's filly hasn't been out for 374 days, but this hasn't stopped her being well backed in today's Selling Stakes. This stable landed a gamble with her at Southwell a year ago and while the absence off the track is a concern, the stable is going well and she does remain unexposed.
Our last selection is the lay of the day which comes at Newbury in the 15:00 where Aiteen Thirtythree has been drifting all morning from [1.73] out to [2.0]. Champion trainer Paul Nicholls runner made a winning chase debut over course and distance back in November and he put in a bold show of jumping that day, although he was left clear as the odds-on favourite fell that day. Today's race does look a straight match between the two market leaders and the money suggests Tarablaze could be the one to side with.
Recommended bets:
Back Cappagh @ [3.2] Newbury 12:10
Back The Blue Dog @ [2.24] Lingfield 13:45
Lay Aiteen Thirtythree @ [2.0] Newbury 15:00
Today's Follow The Money movers come from Newbury and Lingfield....
Today's Follow The Money comes from the cards at Southwell, Ffos Las and Kelso....
Today's follow the money market movers come from the meetings at Lingfield and Musselburgh......
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