Instead of posting a hundred bets up here, which will be about what I'll have over the 4 days, I'll just post the few that might not be mentioned much elsewhere.
Supreme Novices
I will be doing saver accumulators on Mullins like everyone else, but think it's considerably less likely than it was last year. Starting with opposing Min. I like Charbel each way at 22/1 and both times I've seen Buveur Dair run I've written "very good horse" in red pen against his name, so I'll play him as well.
Champion Hurdle
Seems to me any of these can win - even Sign of a Victory at 100/1, if you're feeling brave. I have The New One in doubles through the week, but today will mainly play Top Notch each way at 18/1 and throw a few quid on Peace and Co at 22/1.
At Sandown on Saturday Emma Lavelle trained a winner for what seemed like the first time in ages. That's enough for me to play each way on Fox Appeal at 50/1 and Javert at 16/1 and why not a sneaky ew double to boot. Would also love Brian Ellison to get off the mark, and Kerry Lee can't stop winning.
Supreme Novices
I will be doing saver accumulators on Mullins like everyone else, but think it's considerably less likely than it was last year. Starting with opposing Min. I like Charbel each way at 22/1 and both times I've seen Buveur Dair run I've written "very good horse" in red pen against his name, so I'll play him as well.
Champion Hurdle
Seems to me any of these can win - even Sign of a Victory at 100/1, if you're feeling brave. I have The New One in doubles through the week, but today will mainly play Top Notch each way at 18/1 and throw a few quid on Peace and Co at 22/1.
At Sandown on Saturday Emma Lavelle trained a winner for what seemed like the first time in ages. That's enough for me to play each way on Fox Appeal at 50/1 and Javert at 16/1 and why not a sneaky ew double to boot. Would also love Brian Ellison to get off the mark, and Kerry Lee can't stop winning.
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