/ Follow The Money / 05 April 2011 / Leave a Comment 
Will we find winners today?
"Zanoubiatta's stable are currently in very decent form with a strike rate just over 50% for the year and the money suggests that will continue in today’s maiden."
Today's Follow The Money comes from Pontefract, Kempton and Exeter.
We start in the 15:10 from Pontefract where Lexis Hero has been backed from [7.0] in to [4.9]. This looks a very open sprint handicap, but there has been support for the Kevin Ryan-trained runner who has only won once in eight starts, although he was placed in five of those races. The stable have started the season well and that lone win came at this course back in August. It's easy to see why punters are hoping he can make a winning return to the track today.
The next selection comes from Kempton and in the 15:50 where Zanoubiatta has been well backed from [6.2] in to [2.5]. With so many of these unraced there is clearly not much form to go on. But on pedigree a number of these look the part and it's the Ed Dunlop newcomer who has attracted the support. The stable are currently in very decent form with a strike rate just over 50% for the year and the money suggests that will continue in today's maiden.
Our final selection is today's negative is and it come in the 17:00 from Exeter where Harry Le Fis Lake has drifted from [2.7] out to [3.35]. The Philip Hobbs-trained runner finished second on his debut in a bumper at Wincanton back in November and the way he stayed on that day suggests today's stiffer track should be ideal, yet he continues to be weak in the market due to the confidence in his market rival Aland Island.
Recommended Bets
Back Lexis Hero @ [4.9] Pontefract 15:10
Back Zanoubiatta @ [2.5] Kempton 15:50
Lay Harry Le Fis Lake @ [3.35] Exeter 17:00
THe FTM boys give us their usual two backs and one lay, the latter a case of opposing Kieren Fallon's mount in the 16:20 at Folkestone....
Today's Follow The Money bets come from Doncaster and Market Rasen...
Today's Follow The Money bets all run on the all-weather at Kempton...
No comments:
Post a Comment