Category: DAQMAN

‘SECOND’ COMES FIRST AND JOINS THE GRAND NATIONAL PARTY: It’s all about the Irish today as Ted Walsh’s Sunday Naas winner, Any Second Now, joins four others Irish owned or trained at the front of the BETDAQ Sportsbook market for the Aintree Grand National, and a raider at Wolverhampton, ‘thrown in’ according to Daqman, is an Irish horse bidding for an English AW hat-trick.

FOUR NAPS AND 9-1 BIG WINNER FOR PUNTERS’ WARRIOR DAQMAN: Daqman made it FOUR naps in row and 140 points profit in four days with back-to-back double whammys of best bet and bull’s-eye hit on Friday and Saturday. Yesterday’s big-race double, in which he named his second consecutive Winter Derby winner, took him 334 points clear of Pricewise of the Racing Post with DOUBLE his winning returns for the season, 32-16.

DAQMAN NATIONAL KING: LATE CHRISTMAS GIFT WITH 8-1 BULL’S EYE: He’s done it again! Daqman made it 52 points profit on the day, more than 81 in three days, when he had Christmas In April (WON 8-1 SP) top of his Devon National order in, his favourite kind of race. Punters who took his advice to monitor BETDAQ offers could have had 11.0 and 11.5 at the times he warned to check the market.

DAQMAN BET THAT DRIFT WOULD WIN AND LAND ANOTHER NAP! Daqman landed back-to-back naps and a similar daily profit when his 11-8 best bet yesterday followed up one at 9-4 on Wednesday.

9-4 NAP AND 15-2 WINNER AS DAQMAN LEARNS FROM DAY-ONE MUD: The Punchestown mud had Daqman dropping his stakes on the second day yesterday, moving his nap to Ludlow and his best outsider to Doncaster. Both won! Profit on the day 14.40. Today’s nap runs at Huntingdon.

LOW STAKES THE ANSWER TO UPSIDE-DOWN FORM: Daqman’s ‘order in’ for yesterday’s Punchestown Grand National Trial made more sense if you turned it upside down. That’s just what happened to much of the form yesterday so Daqman is back to bronze-level, low stakes tipping today, as he tries to solve puzzles at Doncaster, Ludlow and Punchestown.

11-2 CAPTAIN ANOTHER RUNAWAY WINNER AS DAQMAN STRIKES AGAIN: There’s an opening bet of 16.5 as Daqman tries to follow up his runaway big hitters on Saturday (Copperhead, nap, WON 6-1, by 17 lengths) and yesterday (Captain Zebo WON 11-2 by 18 lengths).

THE CHASE IS ON FOR THE GRAND NATIONAL WINNER: Daqman’s five-out-of-six naps sequence failed to get one more out of the hat when Magic Of Light let him down at Punchestown yesterday. Today he looks forward to a week of long-distance races which could have a bearing on the Grand National: the Punchestown Grand National Trial, the Devon National and the Eider Chase.

HEAD’S UP AS DAQMAN LANDS 6-1 NAP FOR FIVE OUT OF SIX: Five winning naps out of six and an overall profit on each of the five days. Wow! But it was the way Daqman continued his naps sequence yesterday; choosing to do it with a 6-1 hit (8.95 BETDAQ XSP), Copperhead, who won the Reynoldstown Chase 17 lengths. His naps run now reads 112111, taking his level-stakes all-naps profit to 142 points.

9-4 STRIKE MAKES IT FOUR NAPS UP OUT OF FIVE: 82 POINTS PROFIT: Daqman set up a super sequence in the last three days on all selections of 312111121 after three more winners yesterday, including his nap, Badri (WON 9-4), plus a double and treble up. He made it four winning naps out of five this week 11211, taking his level-stakes all-naps profit to 82 points.

THREE FROM FOUR WINNING NAPS THIS WEEK: Despite the depleted racing programme, Daqman reached the heights of three winning naps from the last four (returns this week 1121) with a solar supernap at Chelmsford last night, where he had two bets, two winners (returns of 211 on the day for a profit of 24 points).