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AP is a habit for me. Having a rotten time of it with recent bets. Getting to the point i don't wannae back anyones horse incase i injure it. It's been that bad.
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After this year's GN, I now wonder why people lay antepost these days.
A year ago (June 6th actually), prices on here for the 10 shortest price horses in the race were: Many Clouds 25-26 The Druids Nephew 28-29 Goonyella 32-34 Silviniaco Conti 32-36 Saint Are 36-38 Shutthefrontdoor 38-40 Gallant Oscar 38-42 Thunder And Roses 38-44 Le Reve 40-46 Smad Place 50-55 Of these, Smad Place wasn't entered, Thunder and Roses scratched, Le Reve drifted out to 65-70 at the close of the market; Gallant Oscar had shortened to 34-36; and all of the other six shortened dramatically. So the antepost markets don't always go the layers way! |
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Not if you lay them to win only with no winner from that list,...the same can be applied to the current Gold Cup probables ie those that took part this year; I find it difficult to find the winner unless from a new entry eg Vroum Vroum Mag, Killultgh Vic or Bristol De Mai, with Don Cossack unlikely to be competitive post his tendon injury, if he makes the line up.
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