Saturday, April 19, 2003
NO VALUE BETTING COLUMN
Apologies for there being no value betting column for the second Saturday running - the Flat form lines are yet to be properly established while the jump ones are getting a bit stretched.
Normal service will be resumed next Saturday.
INTERCONTINENTAL NOW 5-1 FOR 1,000 GUINEAS
Intercontinental is 5-1 (from 9-1) with Coral for next month's Sagitta 1,000 Guineas following her win at Maisons-Laffitte yesterday afternoon.
"The French-trained pair of Six Perfections and Intercontinental have both proved their well-being this season, and with a cloud hanging over the Newmarket horses, the cross-Channel raiders look to hold all the aces in the 1,000 Guineas," said Coral's David Stevens.
In the opening colt's Classic, the news that Trade Fair is likely to be absent has seen Hold That Tiger trimmed to 7-4 (from 9-4) at the head of Coral's Sagitta 2,000 Guineas betting.
**Sagitta 2,000 Guineas
7-4 (from 9-4) Hold That Tiger, 5-1 Lateen Sails, 6-1 Refuse to Bend, 8-1 Muqbil, 10-1 Tout Seul, 14-1 Tomahawk, 16-1 Hurricane Alan, Qais, 20-1 Van Nistelrooy, Statue of Liberty, Zafeen, 25-1 Battle Chant, Some Kind Of Tiger, Saturn, Le Vie Dei Colori, New South Wales, Captain Saif, 33-1 bar
**Sagitta 1,000 Guineas
5-2 Six Perfections, 9-2 Soviet Song, 5-1 Russian Rhythm, (from 9-1) Intercontinental, 9-1 Mezzo Soprano, 12-1 Khulood, 14-1 Hector/s Girl, 16-1 Geminiani, Hi Dubai, Tante Rose, 20-1 Etoile Montante, Yesterday, 25-1 Echoes In Eternity, Gonfilia, Luvah Girl, Loving Kindness, Nayzak, Vintage Tipple, Mananiyya, 33-1 Bar
OTHER ANTE POST RACES
**Vodafone Derby
4-1 Brian Boru, 5-1 Alamshar, 8-1 Refuse to Bend, 10-1 Hold That Tiger, Muqbil, 14-1 Dalakhani, 16-1 New South Wales, 20-1 Alberto Giacometti, Chevalier, Powerscourt, Qais, Songlark, 25-1 Tomahawk, Statue Of Liberty, Trade Fair, 33-1 Al Jadeed, Bahamian Dancer, Foss Way, Lateen Sails, Norse Dancer, Saturn, Van Nistelrooy, Zafeen, Almushahar, Balestrini, Calibre, Castle Springs, Front Rank, Graikos, Handel, Murashah, Solskjaer, Spartacus, Splendid Era, Surbiton, 40-1 Bar
**Vodafone Oaks
8-1 Mezzo Soprano, 10-1 Yesterday, Hi Dubai, 14-1 Time Honoured, 16-1 Soviet Song, Echoes In Eternity, L’Ancresse, 20-1 Mananiyya, 25-1 Approach, Casual Look, Canouan, 33-1 Elasouna, Summitville, Hanami, High Praise, Ebatana, Geminiani, Gold Bar, 40-1 Bar
**Queen Anne Stakes
2-1 Domedriver, 4-1 Where Or When, 5-1 Hawk Wing, 7-1 Firebreak, 10-1 Nayyir, Olden Times, 16-1 Dubai Destination, Tillerman, 20-1 Dupont, 25-1 Imtiyaz, Red Carpet, Bowman, Parasol, King Of Happiness, Redback, Essence Of Dubai
**Ascot Gold Cup
5-1 Vinnie Roe, 8-1 Mamool, 10-1 Pugin, Bollin Eric, 12-1 Media Puzzle, Beekeeper, Boreas, 16-1 Mr Dinos, Akbar, Jardines Lookout, Total Turtle, 20-1 Cover Up, Pushkin, Persian Punch, Hatha Anna
**Golden Jubilee Stakes
8-1 Airwave, Oasis Dream, 10-1 Continent, Belle Du Jour, 12-1 Malhub, Trade Fair, 14-1 Feet So Fast, Captain Rio, 16-1 Nayyir, Crystal Castle, Hawk Wing, Romantic Liaison, Danehurst, 20-1 Somnus, Firebreak, Tomahawk, Russian Rhythm
**King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes
3-1 Sulamani, 7-2 High Chaparral, 10-1 Brian Boru, Nayef, 12-1 Muqbil, 14-1 Falbrav, Alamshar, 16-1 Grandera, Islington, Hawk Wing, Ange Gabriel, Refuse To Bend, 20-1 Chevalier, 25-1 Dalakhani, Systematic
STUDENT AIMS TO BECOME THIRD BIGGEST SMALL STAKING SCOOP6 WINNER EVER
A student from Norton near Stockton-on-Tees has the chance to become the third biggest small-staking winner of the Scoop6 in the bet's history today when he tackles the bonus race in an attempt to take his total winnings to more than £300,000.
Norman Evans (46), from Norton near Stockton-on-Tees was the only winner of the bet last Saturday after investing just £4 on the Scoop6 at a Reg Boyle shop in Norton. Married to Kerry Jayne, with two children, Evans is currently a second-year mature student studying Bio Medical Science at Durham University.
Evans won £163,191on the bet last Saturday and can now add a further £140,394 to his winnings by picking the winner of the 3.05pm at Kempton today and in doing so earn himself third place on the Scoop6 Rich List.
"For one day Evans will cease becoming a student of Bio Medical Science and instead become a student of the form as he tries to find the winner of the bonus race at Kempton," said Tote spokesman Jeremy Scott.
"If recent form lines are anything to go by then Evans has an outstanding chance as we already have one representative from Stockton-on-Tees on the Scoop6 rich list, an anonymous punter who landed the Win and Bonus Prize fund just before new year to earn himself a total of £175,164."
Saturday's Scoop6 legs are:
leg 1 - 1.40 Newton Abbot
leg 2 - 2.00 Kempton
leg 3 - 2.30 Kempton
leg 4 - 2.45 Newton Abbot
leg 5 - 3.05 Kempton
leg 6 - 3.40 Kempton
Scoop6 Big Winners/Small staking Rich List - Top 10
All big winners staking £24 or less
Since launch 24/7/1999
Position
Winner
Occupation
Date of Win
Winnings
1
Paul Freeman
Foreman
Nov 2002
£517,141
2
Andrew Lipscombe
NHS Training Officer
Aug 2001
£338,189
3
Bill Crawford
Insurance Broker
Feb 2000
£231,707
4
The Stag Party
24 lads on Stag do
Sept 2000
£215,543
5
Bill Hicks
Policeman
Sept 2001
£212,000
6
Anonymous
Grandfather
May 2000
£203,123
7
Anonymous
Unknown
Dec 2002
£175,164
8
John Lovelock
Car Mechanic
Nov 1999
£171,701
9
Roger Luckham
Retired
Dec 2001
£164,566
10
Terry Hall
Company Director
March 2000
£153,530
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