Initial Betting Concepts And Ideas
Leading spread betting company Capital Spreads have released a new charting package and the graphs look considerably better, more flexible and easier to use.
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Many see Romanian Otelul as a complete outsider in the Champions League. Truth be told, this club is in this competition for the first time and does not belong to the group of strongest Romanian teams, but we have to remember Cluj that has been an outsider in this competition until recently but their results were better. Their first match on this competition in Basel showed that they are not be taken easily because they had the result 1:1 until 84th minute when they received a goal from penalty. On home championship, Otelul is hard team that does not receive goals easily but on match against experienced Benfica, it is hard to expect that they will save their net.
Theres stacks of good racing to enjoy all over the country on Saturday afternoon, not least at Newmarket where the Cheveley Park Sun Chariot Cambridgeshire fixture takes centre stage live on Channel 4.
Richard Hannons lightning quick Exceed And Excel filly Best Terms ought to prove very hard to beat in the Group 1 Jaguar Cars Cheveley Park Stakes over six furlongs 2.35pm, especially in light of how easily she saw off the re-opposing quintet Hello Glory, Sunday Times, Angels Will Fall, Lady Gorgeous and Shumoos on her first try at this trip in the Lowther at York.
Proven on faster ground she has been massively impressive in a four race career so far, winning every time in the manner of a classy animal.
First up in April she saw off a very attractive filly Heyward Girl at Windsor, before following up in a four horse race at Newbury in mid-May.
She built on that with a win in Royal Ascots Queen Mary back in June, and having added the Lowther to her CV I expect her unbeaten record to remain intact come Saturday night.
A win bet at the generally available 5/4, including Bet365 and Paddy Power is the advice.
The other Group 1 on the card at HQ arrives via the Kingdom Of Bahrain Sun Chariot Stakes at 3.10pm, a race I also expect to fall to the market leader as Rod Collets Saphresa goes for her third win on the bounce in this contest.
Her form this season is rock solid, with a Group 3 win at Longchamp complimented by a second to Timepiece (who runs here) in the Falmouth at the July Meeting, as well as a second to Goldikova in the Prix Rothschild (Timepiece was third) and a third to Immortal Verse in the Jacques Le Marois.
An in form mare at the top of her game boasting a 66% strike rate on the Rowley Mile has to be a danger to all, and as long as theres at least some pace on I expect her to complete the hat-trick.
Christophe Lemaire will surely be alive to the danger posed by Timepiece nicking a cheeky advantage, while Alanza has to improve on everything shes done so far to figure, though she is very fast and John Oxx isnt one to tilt at windmills.
Alanza is respected, but Saphresa should have too many guns for them, and the 9/4 with Coral looks worth taking.
If youre hungry for one at a bigger price then head to Market Raspberry for their feature Handicap Chase at 2.50pm the one I like in a wide open race is Peter Bowens North Island, a 16/1 shot with any of Betfred, Coral or Victor Chandler.
A course and distance winner in July the nine year old has won three of his ten starts over fences, hails from a stable whove won this three times since 2007 (sole representative for them!), goes on the ground and is only four pounds above his last winning mark.
Jamie Moore clearly gets a good tune out of him, and from the bottom of the weights he can make an impression at a big each way price.
I mentioned in the title of this article my expectation of a Hannon double on Saturday afternoon, and that can be realised in Milan where his top miler Dick Turpin lines up in the Group 1 Premio Vittorio Di Capua at 3.15pm.
Already a scorer at this level after his win in the Prix Jean Prat last summer, more Group 1 glory beckons for Julys Summer Mile winner, and this looks a weak race for the prize money.
Wales easily saw off Namibia for a simple win which leaves them on course to continue to the Quarter Finals of the Rugby World Cup.
The Welsh did not look troubled at any point in the game and easily collected their bonus point. In fact the Welsh scored 12 tries, with 9 Conversions and 1 Penalty. Scott Williams grabbed a hat trick and Stephen Jones converted 6 times.
In doing so, and in taking the one penalty, Jones surpassed the 900 point mark, a great moment for the most capped player in Wales Rugby history.
However, the man taking the plaudits was George North who became the Rugby World Cups youngest ever try scorer when he went over twice aged just 19 years and 166 days.
Despite being only 22-0 at the half time whistle, the final score was 81-7.