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| CHESTER SELECTIONS |
Race 1 (1.45pm) | 6 (Extraterrestrial), 8 (Regal Parade) & 3 (Dhaular Dhar) |
Race 2 (2.15pm) | 1 (Achill Island) & 7 (Tajaaweed) |
Race 3 (2.45pm) | 7 (Raincoat), 5 (Macarthur) & 9 (Supersonic Dave) |
Race 4 (3.15pm) | 4 (Befortyfour), 3 (Mey Blossom) & 1 (Secret Asset) |
Race 5 (4.00pm) | 2 (Deira Dubai), 4 (Gulf Stream Lady) & 1 (Amylee) |
Race 6 (4.35pm) | 13 (Stretton) & 2 (Aureate) |
CHESTER MAY 9TH
Recent toteplacepot dividends pertaining to this meeting:
2007: £66.20
2006: £913.60
2005: £77.20
2004: £9.20
2003: £501.70
2002: £6,089.90
Average toteplacepot dividend at this meeting (6 years) £1,276.30
Average toteplacepot dividend at Chester in 2006: £266.80 (12 meetings)in 2007: £137.20 (13 meetings)
1.45 Please accept my apologies for a reduced service in terms of comment on this occasion. I had a major I.T. problem this afternoon (or so it seems) whereby the first offering was completely lost, even though like a good boy, I saved all my work as I worked through the card. Onwards and upwards however by suggesting that four-year-olds have won four of the last five renewals, whilst David Nicholls boasts a good record in the race. REGAL PARADE is the call given ticks in both boxes, whilst EXTRATERRESTRIAL and DHAULAR DHAR are nominated as the main dangers.
'Favourite factor': Three favourites have scored in the last decade.
'Draw factor' (eight furlongs)::
5-6-3 (12 ran-good)
10-4-8 (9 ran-good to soft)
13-5-9-10 (18 ran-good to soft)
1-4-3-7 (18 ran-good to soft)
4-3-2-10 (16 ran-good to firm)
2-14-3-17 (17 ran-good to firm)
16-6-5-7 (18 ran-good to firm)
3-1-13-9 (17 ran-good)
7-5-4-13 (17 ran-good to firm)
11-10-4-14 (18 ran-good to firm)
2.15 Aidan OBriens three-year-olds have started their sorties over here in typically successful fashion, and both ACHILL SOUND and SLIGO are respected, whilst TAJAAWEED and ALEXANDROS are suggested as the main threats, given that drying conditions will probably count against UNNEFER at this level.
'Favourite factor': Three market leaders have obliged during the study period.
2.45 RAINCOAT, SUPERSONIC DAVE and BAUER are nominated as the main dangers to MACARTHUR, who has a leading chance to give Aidan OBrien yet another winner this side of the water.
'Favourite factor': Four market leaders have rewarded investors during the last decade.
3.15 BEFORTYFOUR, MEY BLOSSOM and SECRET ASSET will probably represent yours truly, though the likes of ROSE SIOG and TEN DOWN are vying for a place in my toteplacepot permutation at the time of writing.
'Favourite factor': Just two favourites have won of late, though eight of the last ten winners scored at 8/1 or less.
'Draw factor' (five furlongs):
3-6-1 (8 ran-good)
1-5-9 (12 ran-good to firm)
4-6-2 (10 ran-good to soft)
7-8-14 (15 ran-soft)
8-1-6 (15 ran-good)
11-1-5 (10 ran-good to firm)
1-7-4 (14 ran-good to firm)
4-1-5 (12 ran-good)
5-2-3 (12 ran-good to firm)
5-7-2 (13 ran-good)
4.00 Barry Hills has saddled four of the last eight winners and both his raiders DEIRA DUBAI and GULF STREAM LADY hold decent chances, whilst my trio against the field is completed by AMYLEE.
'Favourite factor': The last five favourites have won this fillies maiden event.
'Draw factor' (seven furlongs):
4-5-13 (13 ran-good)
3-5 (5 ran-good to soft)
5-2-7 (10 ran-good to soft)
7-2 (6 ran-good to soft)
6-1-9 (9 ran-good to firm)
5-4 (7 ran-good to firm)
3-7-10 (10 ran-good to firm)
1-3 (7 ran-good)
2-1-9 (10 ran-good to firm)
4-1-6 (8 ran-good)
4.35 STRETTON attmepts to win this event for the third consecutive year on his seasonal bow, and AUREATE (ignore the run on bad ground at Newbury last time out) and STELLINO might offer most resistance this time around.
'Favourite factor': All ten favourites have been beaten during the study period.
'Draw factor' (twelve furlongs):
1-5-3 (12 ran-good)
11-2-4 (13 ran-good to soft)
10-3-6 (13 ran-good to soft)
4-5-9 (12 ran-good to soft)
1-10-2 (13 ran-good to firm)
14-7-2 (14 ran-good to firm)
6-3-11 (13 ran-good to firm)
13-3-6 (12 ran-good)
1-7-2 (12 ran-good to firm)
3-11-6 (11 ran-good to firm)
8-1-10 (11 ran-heavy)
There is no history relating to the meeting at AINTREE:
Average toteplacepot dividend at Aintree in 2006: £139.69 (7 meetings)in 2007: £2,516.27 (7 meetings)
HAMILTON:
Recent toteplacepot dividends pertaining to this meeting:
2007: £255.30
2006: £491.30
2003: £614.60
2002: £380.10
Average toteplacepot dividend at this meeting (4 years) £435.32
Average toteplacepot dividend at Hamilton in 2006: £148.07 (17 meetings)in 2007: £221.93 (18 meetings)
The meeting at LINGFIELD is a mix of turf and A/W events (no records):
NOTTINGHAM:
Recent toteplacepot dividends pertaining to this meeting:
2007: £136.00
2006: £10.50
2005: £24.70
2004: £57.40
2003: £52.40
2002: £89.50
Average toteplacepot dividend at this meeting (6 years) £61.75
Average toteplacepot dividend at Nottingham in 2006: £1,098.70 (20 meetings)in 2007: £167.32 (17 meetings)
There is no history relating to the meeting at RIPON:
Average toteplacepot dividend at Ripon in 2006: £847.46 (14 meetings)in 2007: £500.15 (13 meetings)
2008 average toteplacepot dividends--A-Z racecourse guide (up to and including Wednesday May 7)
A/W venues:
Great Leighs (£114.424 meetings)
Lingfield (£154.3635 meetings)
Kempton (£243.7044 meetings)
Southwell (£159.1036 meetings)
Wolverhampton (£142.9754 meetings)
NH courses:
Aintree (£195.063 meetings)
Ascot (£156.973 meetings)
Ayr (£265.518 meetings)
Bangor (£64.746 meetings)
Carlisle (£87.194 meetings)
Cartmel (no meetings as yet)
Catterick (£368.954 meetings)
Cheltenham (£1,351.239 meetings)
Chepstow (£295.969 meetings)
Doncaster (£209.825 meetings)
Exeter (£119.629 meetings)
Fakenham (£28.394 meetings)
Folkestone (£87.905 meetings)
Fontwell (£545.3210 meetings)
Haydock (£548.202 meetings)
Hereford (£80.685 meetings)
Hexham (£219.354 meetings)
Huntingdon (£543.119 meetings)
Kelso (£501.597 meetings)
Kempton (£628.605 meetings)
Leicester (£764.365 meetings)
Lingfield (£3.452 meetings)
Ludlow (£133.397 meetings)
Market Rasen (£180.096 meetings)
Musselburgh (£606.624 meetings)
Newbury (£386.037 meetings)
Newcastle (£442.898 meetings)
Newton Abbot (£142.433 meetings)
Perth (£553.033 meetings)
Plumpton (£366.278 meetings)
Sandown (£303.226 meetings)
Sedgefield (£119.987 meetings)
Southwell (£25.902 meetings)
Stratford (£420.024 meetings)
Taunton (£350.299 meetings)
Towcester (£463.086 meetings)
Uttoxeter (£836.674 meetings)
Warwick (£173.855 meetings)
Wetherby (£155.224 meetings)
Wincanton (£86.179 meetings)
Windsor (no meetings as yet)
Worcester (£131.952 meetings)
Flat (turf) courses:
Ascot (£117.301 meeting)
Bath (£383.573 meetings)
Beverley (£171.073 meetings)
Brighton (£133.302 meetings)
Catterick (£651.533 meetings)
Chepstow (£211.801 meeting)
Chester (£54.601 meeting)
Doncaster (£2,495.365 meetings)
Folkestone (£1,708.984 meetings)
Goodwood (£307.401 meeting)
Hamilton (£1,410.501 meeting)
Haydock (£17.701 meeting)
Leicester (£174.102 meetings)
Musselburgh (£12.003 meetings)
Newbury (£3,018.402 meetings)
Newcastle (£15.801 meeting)
Newmarket (Rowley Mile) (£89.374 meetings)
Nottingham (£1,262.474 meetings)
Pontefract (£213.703 meetings)
Redcar (£53.802 meetings)
Ripon (£127.452 meetings)
Salisbury (£380.001 meeting)
Sandown (£28.001 meeting)
Southwell (£72.201 meeting)
Thirsk (£816.933 meetings)
Warwick (£1,496.103 meetings)
Windsor (£370.104 meetings)
Yarmouth (£618.602 meetings)
Flat (mixed flat--A/W & turf) courses:
Southwell (£161.602 meetings)
Flat (mixed flat & N/H on turf) courses:
Sandown (£238.701 meeting)