We are getting to the business end of things now, with arguably every game here on being billed as "the biggest game of the season"; however that tag could be applied with some justification to Saturday's 6th versus 7th encounter at the Amex Stadium.
BetButler have - as always - gathered the best odds from the market and the Albion have been installed as 2.50 favourites, with Leicester 3.10 and the draw 3.30. The Foxes will have their backers at 3.10, as that does look a little long, but I remain confident that the Seagulls will come away from this game with something.
However, finding a slither of 'blue and white' value is very difficult for this game, and perhaps it is one to watch in hopeful expectation than one to get financially involved in. With that in mind, I am not going to recommend any wagers on the Albion match but instead will give you some pointers on the Grand National tomorrow.
On His Own may be BetButler's favourite at 8.50 but he is one that you must have in your armoury. He was in going as well as anything in this race 12 months ago when the daylight was suddenly taken from him at Beecher's. Racing off the same mark this year he is lightly raced and successfully came through his hurdle warm-up six weeks ago. He has a gilt-edge chance if avoiding trouble.
Rare Bob at 23.00 should be your each way bet. Another re-entrant from last year he was unlucky to be brought down and is 6lb better off in the weights for this year’s renewal.
Finally, you always want to have a horse that is as near-as-damnit certain to get round. Cappa Bleu at 13.00 fits the bill. He is an exceptionally good jumper (hasn't fallen in a race since 2009!) *and finished 4th in this race last year. He finished a good 2nd in his warm-up race at Ascot and is 2lb lighter than last year.
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BetButler have - as always - gathered the best odds from the market and the Albion have been installed as 2.50 favourites, with Leicester 3.10 and the draw 3.30. The Foxes will have their backers at 3.10, as that does look a little long, but I remain confident that the Seagulls will come away from this game with something.
However, finding a slither of 'blue and white' value is very difficult for this game, and perhaps it is one to watch in hopeful expectation than one to get financially involved in. With that in mind, I am not going to recommend any wagers on the Albion match but instead will give you some pointers on the Grand National tomorrow.
On His Own may be BetButler's favourite at 8.50 but he is one that you must have in your armoury. He was in going as well as anything in this race 12 months ago when the daylight was suddenly taken from him at Beecher's. Racing off the same mark this year he is lightly raced and successfully came through his hurdle warm-up six weeks ago. He has a gilt-edge chance if avoiding trouble.
Rare Bob at 23.00 should be your each way bet. Another re-entrant from last year he was unlucky to be brought down and is 6lb better off in the weights for this year’s renewal.
Finally, you always want to have a horse that is as near-as-damnit certain to get round. Cappa Bleu at 13.00 fits the bill. He is an exceptionally good jumper (hasn't fallen in a race since 2009!) *and finished 4th in this race last year. He finished a good 2nd in his warm-up race at Ascot and is 2lb lighter than last year.
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