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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Spreadex offers both normal fixed odds betting plus spread betting on horse racing. There are some key differences between this form of gambling and placing regular fixed odds bets. Get the calls right and punters could win big, but the potential to lose money can be much higher. Intrigued? Then check out this how to spread bet on horse racing guide:
Andrew successfully opposed ONLY MONEY and KICK UP A STORM on Saturday and has two recommended bets/trades on Saturday, November 6th. Follow his tips on horse racing betting sites throughout the year.
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NAAS 1.50
Progeny of the sire Churchill have a poor record on their juvenile debuts, with just two winners from 108 bets in Britain and Ireland (-£98.00 to a £1 level stake at SP). SPREWELL attracted support for a 1m maiden at Gowran last month on his debut, and Jessica Harrington’s 16-1 shot ran a cracking race against the pace bias (as usual, it paid to race on the front end at Gowran).
He dwelt slightly at the start ran green in midfield, becoming unbalanced when switched wide for a run. He stayed on well to grab fourth, less than two lengths behind the winner, and is likely to take a big step forward today.
The odds-on Aidan O’Brien favourite Sierra Blanca drops in class after his Group 3 runner-up effort but had a few chances before then and is still a maiden after four starts. Buy in the Spreadex 50-25-10 market or back each-way in the fixed odds betting.
Recommendation: Back SPREWELL in Naas 1.50
SANDOWN 3.35
Ten-year-olds, the youngest age group eligible to take part in veterans’ handicap chases, win more than their fair share of these races. Only three of the eight runners qualify on the age angle and the value could lie with the David Pipe-trained RAMSES DE TEILLEE looks the interesting one on his first start back after another wind operation.
He was a 17-length winner at Doncaster in January 2020 on his return from a previous wind op and the yard had a winner at Aintree yesterday on this angle, 8-1 shot Remastered. Buy in the Spreadex 50-25-10 market or take a fixed odds price.
Recommendation: Back RAMSES DE TEILLEE in Sandown 3.35
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