Kalpana - Super Boost 1/1

Don't think it's always a point of it getting beat dd from their point of view , if you can get 1.6 elsewhere they're only giving £4 per tenner away and with the combination of anticipated new accounts together with some now expected loyalty i'd say they'll it's a winner for them either way.

They want u betting. It's a suck in

Of course Freddie to a degree , they don't mind giving an extra £4 away for those restricted to a tenner and also happy to give an extra £16 away to those with sufficient business mix to qualify for £40 but long term they win either way , when the business mix ceases to exist and punters are just taking the offers they'll get knocked down to a quid , impossible123 fell into this exact category.

If you asked all the traders involved in creating this offer i'd imagine the vast majority would think it's a winner hence the comments that it's about giving something positive and attractive primarily for their loyal customer base with an acceptable business mix as opposed to having any real opinion that the horse will win or not , if it does win the so called cash losses will be peanuts in comparison to the days business volume plus they'll have a happy customer base of which the vast majority will be punting on the site all day anyway.

Good luck today all   

Used to be able to get a tenner on Bet365 boosts. Not a prolific backer of them at all. Just tried backing Kalpana and the max stake is now a quid lol

Because giaveltto will win

My word. Thats how to get one beat by Colin Keane!

Sep 6, 2025 -- 1:36PM, ThePomp wrote:

Because giaveltto will win

Already advised.

That's why they should be going for the Arc with Ombudsman. It looks the weakest Arc I've ever seen and his class will negate the stamina doubts

last 24 hrs murphys race  riding been a disgrace for a champion jockey

Colin Keane often seems to get beat on these fancied horses and a bookies benefit. I suspect his brain is only big enough to ride to plan A and can't assess what's happening during the race. In that race the pace was setup for Giavellotto, the stayer, he was never going to get past him with that pace and for some reason always seemed to be giving ground to the winner. Oisin Murphy in a different league.

Andrew Balding with the favourite for the Arc - must have looked like a bad renewal for a long time.

Stewards?

He's a class above the Arc field, he only get beat if he doesn't stay.

"Oisin Murphy in a different league."   Agree but a holiday for that ride ?

Not the first time that a top filly has gone backwards from 3yo to 4yo but the winner was only rated 2lb behind her. I didn't back in the race today but have a bet on Kalpana for the Arc and only softer ground might give her any chance there now.

Whippin you must of backed for the Arc?

Nice shout The Pomp!

I laid her for 150,000 was hoping for more!

Sep 6, 2025 -- 1:55PM, Delashay wrote:

I laid her for 150,000 was hoping for more!

"Not the first time that a top filly has gone backwards from 3yo to 4yo"     Like a second in a KG you mean ?

Again, simply Andrew Balding should have been enough for me but nevermind

Gonna have to sell my boat now and go mug some for dingy! Big tuna season coming up!

Not going to run Delashy

Produced to win the race and either blew up or didn't stay.
It will not be slowed down with any of my money in the Arc

Your cries for him to run sound like you had taken the chance. Expect a lot of changes this weekend, so you never know but their plans seem to laid in stone.

It seems crazy that a horse beaten 3 times was fav, they don’t have another runner so may well still go?

Won’t be carrying mine either! Seemed odd that Murphy had been booked for that Japanese horse so long ago.

Diff that’s deffo put you off of Aventure tomoz with their positioning?

The KG was a very good run but she has still been beaten in all of her runs at 4. Admittedly she might have been flattered by the win at Ascot in the Filles and Mares. When you look back she didn't beat any Group 1 horses there.

Having reconsidered Giaveltto was a pretty good bet @ 9/4 this morning. Got sucked in my Bet365 evens.

WD Pomp.

Sep 6, 2025 -- 1:59PM, uptheirons wrote:

Produced to win the race and either blew up or didn't stay.It will not be slowed down with any of my money in the Arc

You'll never know with Balding junior you'll not be able to tell if he did enough with her or not. Had the favourite for the Arc god help us

another one for Murphy he really is a class above the other jockeys
riding atm

I did say that Kalpana was a ridiculous price on the ante-post thread. She came to win, and the winner was far more resolute. It looked to me as if she dogged it. Terrible performance. Murphy should know plenty about getting Kalpana beat given he has a 100% record of doing just that.

A stable that rewards study Frogger. 3yos having their first 4 runs are the ones to back. The 2yos are a lot better than they used to be though.

Murphy very good on Sky Safari. Looked like being out of the 4 a furlong out.

You were right and that opinion has been growing or becoming louder recently.

Murphy should know plenty about getting Kalpana beat given he has a 100% record of doing just that.

N-east Correspondent • September 6, 2025 2:10 PM BST
another one for Murphy he really is a class above the other jockeys
riding atm

He is riding with a new sense of wanting to prove something.

Rishi says he’ll still back her… lapping up the bigger odds now ….

Andrew Balding reveals Kalpana no longer a certain runner in the Arc after shock odds-on defeat at Kempton

Andrew Balding believes that despite a fourth loss of the campaign, Kalpana will be "spot on" for her next assignment, though her participation in France has yet to be 100 per cent confirmed.
He said: "We're disappointed not to win but the horse who beat us is very good. She's having a proper blow now, so hopefully that will put her spot on for what we're doing. We didn't want it to be a falsely run race and it wasn't, it was a nice even pace. She had every chance, a good horse has beaten her and she'll come on for the run.
"We need to discuss plans. She's in the Arc and the Fillies & Mares and it's up to where the powers at be want to go. This was a prep and the Arc was always the plan, but we'll just have to see how the fields develop. She'd had a couple of easy weeks after the King George. She's a big filly now and she'll come on for that.
"I felt like we'd done enough work but the trouble is we're not using grass gallops at the moment, the all-weather is much easier and it's more difficult to get work into horses like that."

I have always been sceptical about the enthusiasm for her.  Another great reason to avoid ante-post froth about anything imv.

Harry's tip: Tasmania

You could look at it the other way and have layed her Loyal. Many were against her as an Arc Fav based on her win at Ascot last year in the F&M’s.

Sep 6, 2025 -- 2:13PM, sageform wrote:

A stable that rewards study Frogger. 3yos having their first 4 runs are the ones to back. The 2yos are a lot better than they used to be though.

Thanks sage i'm listening good luck system not for me

Delashay • September 6, 2025 2:04 PM BST
It seems crazy that a horse beaten 3 times was fav, they don’t have another runner so may well still go?

Won’t be carrying mine either! Seemed odd that Murphy had been booked for that Japanese horse so long ago.

Was going to back it myself untill Balding advised this was only a  " Prep " race.

  OK it should still have won but his pre race comment was a big negative for me.

Murphy would never have ridden Kalpana now that Keane is retained. The winner is a very high class horse who was aimed at the race and has won £2million in prize money. Now Whirl has finished last!

Believe what you want decision  was made long before that crapper Keane got the job.

Delashay • August 21, 2025 3:23 PM BST
Oisin Murphy has been booked to ride Japanese Stayer:

As in Saudi Arabia, in Riyadh, in the month of February, Byzantine Dream will be selected in the Prix Foy and the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe by Oisin Murphy.

Alohi Alii, who flew over the Prix Guillaume d'Ornano on 16 August under the saddle of Christophe Lemaire is not the only Japanese competitor to aim for the Holy Grail, namely the Qatar Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe on the first Sunday of October. Owned by Kazumi Yoshida, the 4 years old Byzantine Dream, who finished second in Redentor in the Tenno Sho (Gr. I) at the beginning of May, will also try to take on the ultimate challenge by being associated, and this is the news of the day, with the Irish jockey Oisin Murphy. After his quarantine period, this protégé of Tomoyasu Sakaguchi should be aligned in the Prix Foy on September 7 – a group previously kidnapped by his compatriots Deep Bond (2021), Orfèvre (2012-2013) and El Condor Pasa (1999) – before participating in the most prestigious event of the French program. Oisin Murphy knows Byzantine Dream, having won on his back at the group II level in Riyadh in February.

From the AP ARC thread. That was planned since Riyadh.

Do you ever tire of blowing your own trumpet,Dela?

There are worse candidates than him, imv.

To be fair I’ve been called a lot names alluding to being thick! So it’s nice when some get it up ‘em!

No pun intended!

I shared the info for everyone and maybe some will take the scraps from it. I hope they do because the journos that are paid to do the job are either lazy or keep it to themselves.

Actually I think some are thick as and only back a winner with insider info!

I’ll take the point onboard but I’ve never boasted of Money won etc….

Fair enough,Dela

Peace reigns. Good to see. 

I don’t know about you guys but gut plays a big part in my punting, the little details. Picking up on vibes etc… it did seem odd that Murphy had made that commitment such a long time ago.

The Japanese were written off almost instantly this year, yet we’ve all known it to be an open Arc.

They only need a bit of luck with the ground and come with their biggest contingent this year.

They’ve now run in and won two. 

Crox Du Nord their Derby winner next week but with a penalty and over 10f.

Will they come forwards? That’s the big question as they’ve always gone backwards after a first up run and win.

Their mindset seems to win the trail means you have a chance in the big one. I don’t speak Japanese otherwise I’d tell them! No, no no!

CP Lemaire said that they are better with a short stay running off the plane.