Bets of the week ring around - 2nd June 2016
UPDATED 9pm Thursday
5 winners from the ring around last week
Todd Macfarlane selected the highest priced winner last week with his tip Dreamy Nights saluted the judge and paying a tidy $2.90 to win.
This week we cover the 5 meetings:
Forbury Park – Thursday Night
Brad Williamson – Reckons debut runner Jeddy R Ya Ready could win on debut, Race 1.
Robbie Close – Made Supermoshi his best chance, drawn to receive a nice trip, she looks a decent eachway bet, Race 3.
Stephen McNally – Thought Wobbegong would be tough to roll from the nice draw, also in Race 3.
Jonny Cox – Machinegun Kelly, likely to lead from the draw and run the 1200m out in good time, can upset them, Race 4.
Blair Orange – Thought Celestial Arden could win after dropping back from town hall company, Race 9.
Rory Mcllwrick – Reckons Laughing Cavalier can continue the great run of the Anderson barn lately by winning the last, Race 10.
Alexandra Park – Friday Night
Dylan Ferguson – Hot Chocolate Tart, starts from the front row thanks to Dylans concession claim, with good manner she will be in the finish, Race 1.
Andre Poutama – Goes with Zach Maguire from the ace barrier draw as his best drive of the week, Race 2.
Jay Abernethy – Thought Elliot Daniel would be worth a bet in Race 5.
Stephen Richardon – Goes with Liberty Styx in Race 5.
Cambridge Jewels – Saturday Afternoon
Nathan Williamson – Thought Democrat Party could win the 4yo Diamond from a good draw, Race 1.
Gavin Smith – Goes with Sunny Ruby to knock Monbet of his perch, Race 4.
Bob Butt – Reckons Le Reveur was worth a decent place bet from a good draw in the 4yo Ruby, also in Race 4.
Ricky May – Had to go with Monbet, and thinks he will once again show his class. Looks like we have the trifecta covered in Race 4.
Cran Dalgety – Thought Innocent Artist was a chance of upsetting them all this weekend, Race 9.
Ashburton Raceway – Sunday Afternoon
Terry Chmiel – Goes with Laytons Lass as his best chance in Race 2.
Andrew Fitzgerald – Has been impressed by Lets Rock N Roll at trials and thought he could win on debut, Race 4.
Mark Jones – Smoke N Fire, apart from a tricky draw, the 3yo filly does look tough to roll in Race 5.
Invercargill – Monday Afternoon
John Curtin – Reckons Sweet Alice thanks to a great draw, would win Race 4.
Matthew Cross – Has tipped Handsome Hero for the last 3 or 4 weeks, but has put him on the "barred" list and has made Odette Jaccka his best bet this weekend, Race 8.
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