Thursday 31 December DAQMAN? SIX MORE THE MERRIER FOR DAQMAN: After nine winning bets on Boxing Day and eight on Tuesday, Daqman landed six more yesterday. FOUR LAYS UP OUT OF FIVE: He won in every race he bet in, and landed four lays out of five, including a double whammy when Ultimate Limit (win bet, won 7-2) beat More The Merrier (lay, 2nd 4-1). He’s now had 11 lays up from the last 12.
Thursday 31 December IRELAND’S EYE Though the weather threatens to prove a spoil sport we do nevertheless have a double header in Ireland today with Punchestown and Tramore staging a couple of interesting post Christmas meetings. In England jumping enthusiasts are catered for with a decent card at Warwick where a former Irish point winner represents value in a handicap chase.
Wednesday 30 December DAQMAN? EIGHT MORE FOR DAQMAN YESTERDAY: It was just a breeze for Daqman again yesterday when he had eight returns, landing his fifth winning best bet out of six with Take The Breeze (nap, won 15-8) and placing Doctor Pat (won 9-4) as the best-priced pivot of three winning doubles. THAT’S 24 IN FOUR DAYS: That brought his total over the holiday period so far to 24 winning bets in four days for 24 points profit, and his lays reached seven in a row through Hunterview (2nd 9-4)
Wednesday 30 December IRELAND'S EYE After a flurry of action in the last 4 days its back to a quiet day today with Taunton providing the only jumps racing.
Tuesday 29 December IRELAND’S EYE On the final day of both Irish Christmas meetings at Limerick and Leopardstown there is some fine action at both fixtures with yesterdays deferred Lexus Chase once again taking pride of place and we will be siding with a long shot here 23.0 on the DAQ in the days feature.
Tuesday 29 December DAQMAN? SENSATIONAL DAY WITH DAQMAN: Daqman previews the action race by race on a huge day’s sport today, with the combination of Leopardstown and Newbury worthy of any card at the Cheltenham Festival. CHELTENHAM POINTERS: In fact, there will be Cheltenham pointers galore from the Lexus, the December Hurdle, the Challow and the Long Walk, plus novice chasers which have the Arkle as their targets. SIX LAYS IN A ROW: As ever, daring Daqman, on a roll of six in a row, opposes one of the hot favourites.
Monday 28 December IRELAND’S EYE Day 3 of the Holiday period and with a top class meeting at Leopardstown and Chepstow while Limerick also provides a back up service in Ireland as does Leicester in England. At the time of writing there are doubts about both English meetings while the chase races at Limerick have now been abandoned
Monday 28 December DAQMAN? 14 WINNING BETS IN TWO DAYS: Daqman, the weekend wizard, has landed 14 winning bets over the Christmas period, including three doubles up yesterday, taking him to 109 wins in 28 days. He had 13 wins the previous weekend. THREE BIG-RACE WINS: Petit Robin (won 5-2) brought him his third holiday big-race success following Go Native and Kauto Star on Saturday
Sunday 27 December DAQMAN? 103 WINNERS IN 27 DAYS: Daqman secured his third-fastest century with eight winning bets on Boxing Day, taking his total in the last 27 days to 103. CRACKING BINOCULAR DOUBLE WHAMMY: He laid Binocular (only third at 11-8 favourite) in the Christmas Hurdle in favour of Go Native (won 5-2). BANKER AND BIG-RACE DOUBLE: His banker of the day was the gamble, Elegant Concorde (won 8-11), his sole bet in Ireland, which he doubled with King George record-breaker Kauto Star (won 8-13).
Sunday 27 December IRELAND’S EYE Kempton keeps the flag flying for the jumping brigade in England today while in Ireland we have a treble header of meetings with Leopardstown and Limerick backed up by yesterdays deferred Maze card at Down Royal. A locally trained runner can cause an upset in the hunter chase at Down Royal while an attractive priced 8yo can land a handicap chase at Kempton. With several runners scratched yesterday it ended up a quite day for the column with Well Regarded (14 morn-10/1) getting no run in the Leopardstown bumper but we dared to lay the brilliant Kauto Star in the King George
