Cheltenham - Wednesdays Race Tips
Published March 14th, 2007 in Uncategorized, betting, cheltenham, racing
2.00 Ballymore Properties Novices’ Hurdle
First off tomorrow in the Ballymore we have what’s being called lock of the festival - Aran Concerto -Â being so heavily tipped the odds have come well in on this one with the best that can be had about 2/1. For anyone interested in opposing, PaddyPower have a special on offer - Second Fiddle to Aran Concerto. Could provide value when added to a well priced double or treble.
2.35 Royal & Sunalliance Chase
Next off tomorrow in the Royal & Sunalliance Chase we’re opposing the heavily fancied Denman, who at 5/4 offers no real value. Instead we’re following Donn McClean’s value tip Snowy Morning. Snowy will need to improve on previous outings but we’re hoping he step up to the challenge and come on home at 7/1.
3.15 Seasons Holidays Queen Mother Champion Chase
Everyone seems to be piling on Newmill in the Queen Mother Champion Chase and that’s exactly where our money is going too - though only available at 3/1 now, this is one of our top tips for Wednesday.
5.20 Weatherbys Champion Bumper
Finishing up the day, we have a sneaking regard for the Willie Mullins trained Mad Fish. With Ruby Walsh on board, our money says 7/1 is too good a price to turn down.
Happy Punting!
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