Wolverhampton PA today !

Although it is not stated on the ' Free Tab Sheet ' there is a UK PA available at Wolves today.

Dubai Diva the banker

Will have a look and post a straight line...

Be wary of the draw in 5f and 7f races you need to be drawn low to middle,high draw is no good..the draw don`t matter so much imo in 6f races as you have a longer run to the bend,but i would still prefer a middle to low draw..

First race is a nightmare so will take 3..

4.6,13
2,
4,
6
5,6
4,
6..

Full Wolverhampton Card

Chain when are you going to send me a pa UK boy - I don't really play in that province so I trust you and Tommo to help a man out(I know you are a killer there!!)

1,5
9
9
5,6,7
5
3.4
6

thanks c&c

With a little help from Hibs and Chicken man, this is what I have come up with.

1,4,5,6,13
2,8,9,11
2,4,9
4,5,6,7
5,6
3,4,5,8
4,6

R384 - 10%

In the next at Plumpton the owner of King Edmund has come all the way over from South Africa for the race..8/1 worth a few pounds.

Ran a good 2nd, thanks C and C

The Betchworth Kid made to work for victory

Report: Plumpton, Monday
Ladbrokes Bamiyan Novices' Hurdle 2m, 4yo+

THE BETCHWORTH KID, a winner at Listed level on the Flat, had to work hard to make a winning debut over hurdles at Plumpton on Monday.

Running for the first time for the Alan King yard, the former Michael Bell-trained son of Tobougg was sent off at4-6 in the hands of Robert Thornton.


The Betchworth Kid's victory was the first leg of a quick double for the winning trainer and jockey, who followed up with Bensalem in the next race.



It looked a straightforward assignment on paper for The Betchworth Kid and the early signs were very encouraging as Thornton settled his mount into a lovely rhythm in third place.

The Betchworth Kid jumped well behind pacesetter King Edmund, who made the contest a proper test. Heading down the back for the second time, it was apparent that the race was going to be a straight match between the winner and King Edmund as the others started to struggle.

The Betchworth Kid ranged alongside the leader turning for home but King Edmund found more for pressure and the pair remained level over two out. Thornton asked his mount for maximum effort approaching the last and, slowly but surely, The Betchworth Kid drew clear for ahard-fought win.


Alan King was far from disappointed with the run, saying: "I am very satisfied with that. It was not the ground we wanted to start on but it was a satisfactory start.

“He is very straightforward at home and jumps really well. Better ground and a bigger field would probably suit, but we are pleased with that.”

Bensalem was made to work equally as hard on his chase debut and actually looked beaten approaching the last.

However, a mistake at the last fence by main rival Chariot Charger gave Bensalem a glimmer of hope and, under a strong Thornton drive, the three-time hurdle winner got back up in the final strides.

Did you get the PA greg?,sure one leg beat me..