Leading racing advisor Andrew Mount takes a good looks at Thursday’s Spreadex markets to find the best value spread betting and fixed odds opportunities.
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Andrew found 4-1 Plumpton winner TARA ITI on Wednesday as well as successfully opposing morning favourite TOP AND DROP (7th). He has two recommended bets/trades at Ludlow on Thursday. Follow his tips on horse racing betting sites throughout the year.
Horse Racing Betting Tips for Thursday January 20th
LUDLOW 1.00
Ludlow’s fences take some jumping since they were replaced a few years ago and I can’t think of a course less suitable for THE TOOJUMPA, who unseated twice late last year before his half-length runner-up effort at Wetherby where the Racing Post described him as ‘didn’t jump with fluency’. He has failed to complete in four of his last six starts and looks a sell in the 50-25-10 Spreadex market. At the time of writing his spread was set at 13-16.
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Recommendation: Oppose THE TOOJUMPA in Ludlow 1.00
LUDLOW STARTING PRICES
With the 1.00 race looking ripe for an upset (see above), a buy of LUDLOW STARTING PRICES is warranted (40-43 at the time of writing). The penalised ZACONY REBEL is no good-thing in the 1.30 and the maiden hurdle (2.00) has thrown up winners at 100-1, 22-1 and 20-1 in the five previous runnings. Two of those three upsets were caused by frontrunners and with current 13-8 favourite MUMBO JUMBO usually ridden patiently there could be another shock on the cards. Given the high toll of casualties the Ludlow fences take, the handicap chase at 2.30 is another ‘anything can happen’ race. The Hunters’ Chase (3.30) went to the favourite last year but the two finishers in 2020 were priced at 20-1 and 33-1, with the other three runners (4-9f, 7-2 and 7-1) falling or unseating. There’s less chance of an upset in the concluding bumper but, with luck, we’ll have covered the spread and be well in profit by this point.
Recommendation: Buy STARTING PRICES at Ludlow
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