Bets of the week ring around - 27th April 2016

Just the 5 winners last week for the ring around, check back for updates as more selections come through.

Nigel McGrath took 1^st prize this week with his tip, Ears Burning who won the Kotare Downs 3yo Stakes on Sunday at Rangiora. A wonderful drive from N R McGrath himself saw Ears Burning salute at $4.30 $1.50

Others to select winners were, Steven Richardson, Ricky May, Gavin Smith and Bob Butt.

This week’s selections are below and cover 6 meetings.

Forbury Park – Thursday Night

Mark Jones – sticks with Coringa Delight as his stables best chance this week, drawn well in barrier 2, she does look mighty hard to beat, Race 3.  

Steven Richardson – Our bookie friend has gone for Shakey Loch, no doubt expecting some money for the new G Anderson runner, Race 4.

Nathan Williamson – He’s travelling all around the country for drives at the moment, but Nathan goes for Statham as his best of the week, Race 9.

Marlborough – Friday Afternoon

Jay Abernethy – Thought Sunhaven Boss would go close in Race 2.

Shaun Dayman – Back for one last chance, Shaun goes for Rock N Roll Delight, a possible quinella because she is also in Race 2.

Alexandra Park – Friday Night

Bob Butt – Thinks Le Reveur can double up and win again this week, Race 1.

Joshua Dickie – Even from a tricky back row draw, Motown could win Race 2.

John Curtin – Thought Miss Daisy could turn her form around in Race 4.

Todd Mitchell – Goes with Glitzy Gal as his best of the week, Race 9.

Addington – Friday Night

Jonny Cox – Thought smart 2yo Custodian was his best chance of the week, Race 2.

Gavin Smith – Says Sunny Ruby, who looks well placed off her 40m back mark, Race 4.

Shane Walkinshaw – Went with New Years Jay as his best bet, with a good beginning is worthy of a each way bet, Race 9.

Ashburton – Saturday Afternoon

Andrew Fitzgerald – Goes for Nyree Franco, backed early by punters last week, this week appears easier and a big show to get the $$ back, Race 5.

Matty Cross – Goes for Handsome Hero as his first ring around selection, also in Race 5.

Ricky May – Thought Well Armed could handle the class rise and win again, Race 6.

Brad Williamson – Sticks with handy 3yo Alderbeck as his best drive of the week, Race 9.

 

Andrew Fitzgerald