Category: DAQMAN

DAQMAN KNEW THE WINNERS AND THE LOSERS: Daqman continued his daily profit with 18 points in the bag yesterday, as revealed by his headlines. He napped 11-4 Mildenberger, and made a good case for opposing both Aidan O’Brien favourites (each one was third, including Van Beethoven).

FOLLOW THE MARKET IN THE CLASSIC TRIAL: Aidan O’Brien (28 Group 1 wins last year) and John Gosden (he had the ace of them all, Enable) are back in opposition as the Classic trials in England start today at Newmarket. A wary Daqman drops his profits target but finds a market move compelling in the featured Feilden Stakes.

9-2 WINNER WAS A ‘BALLY’ GOOD BETDAQ BET: After his sensational one-two in the Grand National with Tiger Roll (WON 10-1) and Pleasant Company (2ND 25-1), it was back to the bread and butter but with another profit on the day yesterday for Daqman. He said that Ballycross (WON 9-2) was too big at 6.8 on BETDAQ in the morning.

DAQMAN DOUBLE DARES 10-1 NATIONAL WINNER: Daqman landed the winner of the Grand National for BETDAQ Tips with not one but two bull’s-eye bets on Tiger Roll (WON 10-1), a month ago in this column at 17.0 ante-post and again on the day at 16.0, so winning 100 points.

TON-UP BET AND A GRAND NATIONAL HORSE AT 40-1: Daqman tries to win 100 points with a ton-up bet and land a supernap in earlier races at Aintree in the hope of filling his wallet for the Grand National, where one of his selections was bigger than 40-1 in the BETDAQ orange this morning.

TOPHAM ANGEL FOR A FUTURE NATIONAL: Friday 13th, and subsequent Grand National winners Bindaree and Montys Pass were both beaten in the Topham Trophy. What’s going to win it this afternoon (and what’s going to be a future National winner)?

GROUNDS FOR CAUTION AT AINTREE: Daqman has some cautious win-and-place and saver bets at Aintree, barring two specials: a supernap in the Aintree Hurdle and a Bull’s-Eye Bet in the Foxhunter’s. All in all, he hopes that a couple of returns will pay for the day. Reason for the caution? The biggest question mark of the day, and tell-tale for the Grand National: what is the Aintree going really like?

DAQMAN RUNS HIS RULE OVER THE AINTREE WINNERS: What makes a Grand National winner? What magic form ingredients set them apart? Daqman investigates. The plan is that you’ll not only see how they won, but will follow this year’s contestants down the same paths, when Daqman gives you his National verdict on Saturday. That from the man who brought you 33-1 winner Rule The World two years ago.

DAQMAN WINNERS ALL COUNT WHEN STAKED RIGHT: For the third day in a row, Daqman’s staking to a fixed-profit yield won again! He had only an even-money winner yesterday but it was another successful cover story at BETDAQ offers, producing a profit on the day which took him 55 points up since Saturday.

WINNING WEEKEND FOR DAQMAN’S METHOD: With Largy Glory (WON 100-30), Daqman yesterday took his profits to 45 points for another successful weekend, in which his staking plan stole the glory. These three won 80 points, covered all other bets and left a handsome profit!

DAQMAN FINDS THE LADY AT 7-1: Saturday king Daqman was in top form for Aintree yesterday, choosing only two of his selections to target a higher return. Both won. The result was a 36.50 profit from two astute bets at Kempton.