How many pints of Guinness at Cheltenham?

by Dave Bromley on March 8, 2010

Just 8 days to go now and the Cheltenham Festival will be with us. I have just been taking a look at some of the odds on specialist bets for the meeting. I think my favourite is how many pints of Guinness will be drunk during the meeting. The favourite is between 180,001 and 195,000 pints at 9/4. As far as the bookies are concerned it appears that Paul Nicholls and Ruby Walsh are home and hosed as leading trainer and jockey. I have to admit that odds of 8/15 on Walsh seem a little bit skinny considering what a risky game it is  being a jump jockey.

The word from Ireland is that Dunguid will not run in the Champion Hurdle and there is also serious doubt about Solwhit participation after a bad scope. It will be a loss if neither horse can take part as they are currently joint second favourites at 5/1. Go Native at 7/2 is the current favourite.  If you follow the trends for the Champikon Hurdle you should be looking for a horse that has run in the last 51 days (11/11) is aged between 6 & 9 (10/11) and won last time out (9/11). The favourite rates on two of those three but is will be 79 days since its last race. Interestingly only 3 runners in the last 30 years have not run since the start of the year.

I see that the Premier Betting Club LIngfield lay system is back performing well. Rick came up with 3 selections today and so far the first two have dutifully obliged. If you have not tried it yet why not take advantage of our special trial offer for just £1 not only will you learn about our Lingfield system but you will receive Rick’s full selection for 14 days. For more information just click the Learn More button at the top left hand side of this page.

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