These are tough times for optimists, but a low-profile competition in Leopardstown Thursday brought up a record-breaker of 300 – 1, both by stirring the spirits for pinching punters as well as those of most bookmakers. His name should certainly be attributed to any better that took the gamble on him when the cod had done just about nothing in the last sprint, narrowly beating the ambulance to the finish line. he knows no fear, the horse in question.
To focus
He is taught by Luke Comer, who is a rider in comparison with the property that has made him rich. “We don’t have the patience, actually, to focus on it,” said Brother Brian from Comer once and maybe that explains why Comer-trained horses have been the phrase of hopelessness.
In this respect, the many punters who on Thursday made Agitare the hot favourite had to count their money when its beautiful castaway became plain in the line, with only a horse in the Comer colours to beat. Unfortunately for them, He Knows no fear brought an untiring rise in the centre of the road.
Bookmarker paddy power
The bookmaker Paddy Power casino malaysia 12joker unbelievably said that almost 100 of its customers supported the winner while the small stakes are a sign that the hope is still hurting. “Either those punting heroes are hit by divine inspiration, or highly shrewd judges,” a spokesperson said, perhaps a touch of bitterness behind the sarcasm.
Ladbrokes Coral have made 63 good bets, with £2.50 each as the main stake. Still, they said, Dublin’s division, one punter on their main street, had bravery staked €100 for a €36,000 payoff everywhere.
Knocking the door
Jim Gorman, Comer’s assistant, revealed that the yard employees were thinking plenty about He Knows No Fear to make his race debut to a minimum. Any of them may have had the wisdom to return, but Gorman failed to note it if so.
In the last few weeks, all our horses went well and knocked on their doors without any winning,” he said. The starting price of 300-1 was higher than that of 250-1, which Equinoctial returned to Kelso in 1990, winning a £2000 race. Ireland’s last mark was 200–1, set three years earlier by another jumper, Castle Killara.
Business now
Comer’s yard was last in 2017 when the Irish authorities regularly fined him for not meeting the rules on running his barn. In particular, his horses were inadequately supervised and authorities denied access to his training facilities.
At one time, a six-month revocation of his registration hit him and that year he ended up with fines and expenses of €50,000 bill for the Turf Club. Comer is probably much happier with his company’s racing side now, who did not answer comments.
Runner up
Speaker Barry Orr of Betfair said: “You would think that at a ceiling pricing of 1000 (999/1) on the Exchange, any horse might find it very rare to get a Betfair SP, but we had it today. The winner, not only had a Betfair SP of 1000, but also he traded at the same odds in the event, in a genuinely bizarre event, never previously seen in the Betfair Exchange, while the upstream and even-money favourite, Agitare, traded in the basement price of 1/100.
