Professional horse racing tipster Andrew Mount takes a good look at today’s Spreadex markets to find the best value spread betting and fixed odds opportunities.
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Andrew made a big profit with his buy of ANDREA ATZENI on Friday and has two recommended bets/trades on Saturday, February 25th. Follow his tips on horse racing betting sites throughout the year.
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NEWCASTLE 3.25
ONE MORE FLEURIE
Since 2014, had we bet horses aged nine or older who were carrying 11st 2lb or less in the Eider Handicap Chase we’d have found eight winners from 64 bets for a profit of £22.00 to a £1 level stake at SP. There are several qualifiers this year but the Ian Williams-trained ONE MORE FLEURIE is four from nine over fences from February to May and this spring horse could surprise. Buy at 4 in the 50-30-20-10 market or back him each-way (28-1 at the time of writing) in the Spreadex fixed odds betting.
Recommendation: Back ONE MORE FLEURIE in Newcastle 3.25
KEMPTON 3.40
DOUBLE NUMBER OF WINNER
I like the claims of Jonjo O’Neill’s IMPERIAL BEDE in the Grade 2 Dovecote Novices’ Hurdle at Kempton today (3.40). He was a huge eyecatcher when a tenderly-handled 25-1 third at Leicester on December 1st – his first run for 236 days – and built on that with a comfortable success at Huntingdon when backed from 16-1 into 8-1. This track will suit. I fear current market leader HANSARD, two from two since joining Gary Moore, and the best way to get with the pair is to sell DOUBLE NUMBER OF WINNER at 6 with Spreadex as they are numbers one and two on the racecard.
Recommendation: Sell DOUBLE NUMBER OF WINNER in Kempton 3.40
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