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The Punter

  • Betting: Bayern to pile more misery on Wenger at the Emirates

    March 6, 2017

    Arsene Wenger’s time at Arsenal looks to be nearing a bitter end, as a growing number of fans continue to turn on the long-serving manager. Defeat at Liverpool on Saturday, which saw talisman Alexis Sanchez left on the bench, has only added to the pressure from Gunners fans who are eager for change. It doesn’t [...]

  • THE ROAD TO CHELTENHAM: Monalee value alternative to Death Duty in Albert Bartlett

    March 2, 2017

    ​TRAINER Gordon Elliott is planning to send over a team of around 30 horses to Cheltenham and this week nominated Death Duty in the Albert Bartlett Novices’ Hurdle as his best chance. The County Meath handler saddled three winners at last year’s Festival and its clear to see why he is pinning his hopes on [...]

  • Horse racing betting tips: Sit back on your Chesterfield and enjoy a nice glass of Red

    March 2, 2017

    CHELTENHAM is all consuming at this time of year, so it’s actually quite nice to have weekend meetings where Prestbury Park isn’t the main focus. In fact up at Doncaster, attention turns to the Grand National as some decent chasers line-up in the BetBright Grimthorpe Handicap Chase (3.35pm). The Last Samuri bolted up by 10 [...]

  • Betting: Liverpool can edge Wenger closer to Arsenal exit with Anfield win

    March 2, 2017

    Arsene Wenger’s first trip to Anfield as Arsenal manager was so long ago, Robson and Jerome sat at number one with ‘What Becomes of the Broken Hearted’. 21 years on, as the Frenchman prepares for what might be his final trip to Merseyside as Gunners boss on Saturday, he too may be thinking of a [...]

  • Betting: Tottenham to keep title push alive against Everton

    March 2, 2017

    As the Premier League campaign heads towards its home straight, both Tottenham and Everton have plenty to play for, as they meet at White Hart Lane on Sunday. Mauricio Pochettino’s Spurs are Chelsea’s closest title challengers, sitting 10 points behind the Blues, but will want to keep pace should the Blues slip up. Last weekend’s thumping [...]

  • Douvan and Co have Willie Mullins dreaming of more Festival success

    February 28, 2017

    ALTHOUGH the sun was shining at Willie Mullins’ Closutton base on Monday, as he briefed the media ahead of the Cheltenham Festival, some dark clouds have been hovering over the County Carlow stable this season. The Irish champion trainer has saddled an astonishing 15 winners at the last two festivals, but the run-up to this [...]

  • Road to Cheltenham: Get the Champagne ready for a right Royal celebration

    February 23, 2017

    NEXT month’s Cheltenham Festival lost arguably its biggest star earlier this week when news broke that Gold Cup favourite Thistlecrack will miss the rest of the season. His absence from the meeting’s feature race means his stablemates Native River and Cue Card now head the betting at 3/1 and 7/2 respectively. Both should play a [...]

  • Horse racing betting tips: Steve looks just the job for punters at Kempton

    February 23, 2017

    WITH just 18 days to go until the Cheltenham Festival, Saturday's Kempton card is pretty much the last chance for some horses to book their ticket to the party. The big race of the day is the BetBright Chase (3.35pm), where last year’s winner Theatre Guide will be hoping to perk up his trainer Colin [...]

  • Betting: England to extend winning streak against an improved Italy

    February 23, 2017

    A much-changed England side will be looking to make it 17 consecutive victories when they host Italy at Twickenham tomorrow. The Red Rose have been far from their best in this year’s Six Nations, but last-gasp victories over France and Wales have left them on course for their second successive Grand Slam. An easier test [...]

  • Betting: Jose Mourinho to add to trophy cabinet with EFL Cup win

    February 23, 2017

    The first trophy of the season is up for grabs on Sunday, and for one manager, it will be the first piece of silverware at their new club, as Manchester United take on Southampton in the EFL Cup final. United boss Jose Mourinho loves this competition – he won it in his first season at [...]

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