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"Singapore Storm's previous form is pretty poor however the money suggests he’s been well enough treated to go much closer today."
Today's Follow The Money movers come from the meetings at Sandown and Chepstow.
The day's first move comes from Sandown in the 14:25 3m Handicap Chase where the Ruby Walsh ridden Paul Nicholls-trained Mon Parrain has drifted from an early [3.2] out to [4.4]. Unraced for 266 days, when he was last seen at Auteuil finishing third over 2m4f, this will be the furthest he's run. Nicholls usually does well with this type of horse however the money suggests the earlier price was too short and the layers are trying to get him beat with one or two other interesting options in the race.
For our final two movers we head over to Chepstow. First up in the 14:35 3m Handicap Chase Jayjay Valentine has been backed in from [11.5] into [6.0]. Initially it's difficult to see why the Victor Dartnall horse has been backed having not showed much in his previous four runs, however prior to that he had a hat-trick in points last spring. Add to that the firmer ground, a return to a more suitable 3m's and Ed Glassonbury claiming six on his back the early trade suggests the now joint favourite is ready to win under rules.
Finally, Singapore Storm has been backed from an adjusted [6.9] into [4.2] in the 16:15 2m Novice Handicap Hurdle. A number of these are having their first run in a handicap and Tom George's mount looks to be well off. The in-form stable also have Sam Twiston-Davies on board taking off an extra 3lbs. His previous form is pretty poor however the money suggests he's been well enough treated to go much closer today.
Recommended Bets;
Lay Mon Parrain @ [4.4] Sandown 14:25
Back Jayjay Valentine @ [6] Chepstow 14:35
Back Singapore Storm @ [4.2] Chepstow 16:15
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