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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Saturday's G1 Qipco Champion Stakes will feature all the big guns, with Ombudsman (Night Of Thunder), Delacroix (Dubawi), Calandagan (Gleneagles) and Economics (Night Of Thunder) set for a memorable showdown. There will be 11 in the line-up for the feature, where the draw has not been kind to Ombudsman and Economics in nine and 10 respectively but has been to the race's most intriguing runner Almaqam (Lope De Vega) in stall one. There will be 16 lining up for the G1 Queen Elizabeth II Stakes, with Juddmonte and the Gosdens' mile category leader Field Of Gold (Kingman) starting from stall 14 of 16. Also on the wing is Rosallion (Blue Point) in 15 and Never So Brave (No Nay Never) in 13, while Wathnan's flagbearer Fallen Angel (Too Darn Hot) is in the middle in eight. Kalpana (Study Of Man) will face nine rivals as she bids for back-to-back renewals of the G1 Qipco British Champions Fillies & Mares Stakes, including Cheveley Park's Estrange (Night Of Thunder), while the G1 Qipco British Champions Sprint Stakes has attracted a field of 20. Wathnan Racing have Lazzat (Territories) and last year's winner Kind Of Blue (Blue Point), while other Group 1 winners include No Half Measures (Cable Bay) and Big Mojo (Mohaather) with the latter widest in stall 20. As expected, opposition to the chief stayer Trawlerman (Golden Horn) is thin on the ground in the opening G1 Qipco British Champions Long Distance Cup, where the five runners feature Ballydoyle's St Leger third Stay True (Galileo) and the favourite's popular stablemate Sweet William (Sea The Stars). For the first time, Qipco Champions Day has a juvenile race and the £250,000 Qipco British Champions Day Two-Year-Old Conditions Stakes boasts Godolphin's Mill Reef winner Words Of Truth (Lope De Vega) and Wathnan's promising Division (Kingman). The post Epic Champion In Prospect As Ombudsman, Delacroix, Calandagan And Economics Stand Their Ground appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
How many weeks has out the gate been going now? How many times have they been in Profit Land and how many Loser Land? -
Yeah, the thursday nights pot betting is crazy, dogs, overseas racing, whatever… not for me. But surely will bet better on Sat with good racing🤭 Plus if they give me a $50 bonus bet, with my expertise in gambling…. easily make some coin on Sumday -
They are betting responsibly arent they?? If this Out The Gate is trying to get new punters and young ones to be punting then this is just a very bad look for the TAB!! They have 3 presenters that are betting with gay abandon with other peoples money and none of them would be betting like this if it was their own money. To be betting on almost every race is not betting responsibly! Why are they allowed to wager any amount they want to and yet other punters are restricted to small amounts and blocked from taking some bets? If they want to run a show like this they need people on with knowledge and the ability to make money as what is currently being played is surely taking the piss? Makes you wonder why people are actually buying into the pool?
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