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Lay Betting, Lay Betting Systems - Wednesday, April 8, 2009 11:36 - 0 Comments
It’s Lay Time
It´s Lay Time is a professional laying service. The information provided is based upon 25 years of expert knowledge, long time research and dedication to the job of making a very good living from horse racing. We give you clear, concise and professional advice from our team of tipsters.
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Horse Racing
- Am I Blue secures follow-up winAm I Blue, a controversial winner at Hereford last Wednesday, follows up with a 22-length win at Newton Abbot, this time at odds of 5-6.
- Cornelius Lysaght on TwitterLatest news from BBC's racing correspondent (external site)
- No winner for Moore on comebackChampion jockey Ryan Moore misses out on a winner on his return to the saddle after injury at Salisbury on Thursday.
- Am I Blue's victory probed by BHAThe British Horseracing Authority is to investigate the surprise success of heavily backed 5-1 shot Am I Blue at Hereford on Wednesday.
- Chepstow cancel remaining Flat cardsChepstow's Bank Holiday Monday race meeting is moved to Bath after much of the Welsh course's turf is affected by parasites.
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