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75000 Is the Limit Per Winning Ticket. However There Is No Limit on E/W Singles, Single Forecast and Quinella Bets. Notice Check out our website @ www.Allseasonsracing.com; where you can view our daily programs and results race to race as they occur. We lead, others follow. English Racing for Wednesday 17th July 2019. RACE:1: 480M A2 AT CENTRAL PARK (1.01) CL: 8.01AM 4133 1 Notorious One* (W) 29.50 29.50 Pattinson 4/1 Does best work later on 1652 2 Tourbo Volvo (W) 29.70 29.46 Ward 11/2 Has to clear the red to have any claims 2152 3 Woodcocks Anna (W) 29.67 29.46 N J Deas 10/3 Competent performer, runs on 3421 4 Boherash Belle** (W) 29.53 29.47 Anthony C 7/2 Possesses good back-straight pace 6231 5 LETHAL WEAPON (W) 29.53 29.53 March 9/2 Well capable here with best showing 1523 6 Hitachi Nicki (W) 29.76 29.42 Ward 11/4 Can't be ignore, has finishing power Where you can now bet in comfort. We PAY ¼ odds on 4th place finishers in ANY race with 16 and more runners. We also pay ¼ odds on 5th place finishers, and 6 2ups in handicap races of 23 and more runners. RACE:2: 480M A1 AT SWINDON (1.04) CL: 8.04AM 2123 1 Ballymac Murry** (W) 29.07 29.03 Kibble 10/3 Slow early but stays on strongly 1211 2 BALLYMAC ROD (W) 28.93 28.93 Kibble 7/2 Capable of taking up the running early 3241 3 Gunners Choice (W) 29.20 29.20 McDonald 11/2 Not without a chance in this grade 2261 4 Swift Kenya (W) 29.39 29.15 Foster 6/1 Does stay on - place prospects 1246 5 Mash Mad Jakey (W) 29.59 28.81 Foster 3/1 Always a big danger at this level 1411 6 Rangefield Lass* (W) 28.99 28.89 Swadden 3/1 Can avoid crowding by going wide $75,000 is the limit per winning ticket. However there is no limit on E/W Singles, Single Forecast and Quinella Bets. RACE:3: Greyville Convention Centre Mr 72 H'cap (£4,803) 7f GREYVILLE[1:05] CL:8.05AM 57407 1 ROY'S MAGIC (11) 29[CD,A,G,GS] 10/1 MARK KHAN 6-132 KUMARAN NAIDOO ---- 23840 2 TOLTEC (6) 39[B,CD,A] 8/1 LUKE FERRARIS 4-132 LEZEANNE FORBES ---- -4305 3 JET STREAM (12) 39[C,G] PL-1 6/1 SERINO MOODLEY 3-131 DUNCAN HOWELLS ---- 1-124 4 BORN TO PERFORM (5) 29[BF,C,A] 7/2 WARREN KENNEDY 4-131 DENNIS BOSCH ---- 8-700 5 BURRA BOY (3) 60[C,D,A,G] 33/1 C ORFFER 7-131 MARK DIXON ---- -6851 6 CELEBRATION ROCK (7) 7[G] 6/1 S VEALE W-6 4-130 PAUL LAFFERTY ---- 29500 7 DUZI MOON (8) 31[B,CD,A,G] 33/1 ERIC SAZISO NG 6-130 DENNIS BOSCH ---- 8-491 8 MOON BIRD (13) 21[C,D,A,G,GS] 16/1 S RANDOLPH 5-130 YADAV SINGH ---- 87004 9 NICKLAUS (9) 31[CD,A,G] 12/1 LYLE HEWITSON 9-130 FRANK ROBINSON ---- 92135 10 HIDDEN INFLUENCE (4) 25[B,CD,A] 5/1 K MELO 3-123 DEAN KANNEMEYER ---- 81-03 11 STAND BY ME (1) 42[B,C,G] 8/1 D DILLON 6-123 DOUG CAMPBELL ---- 31503 12 MOKOKO (2) 7[CD,A] 10/1 CRAIG ZACKEY 3-122 PAUL LAFFERTY ---- -1861 13 DUC D'ORANGE (10) 31[C,A] RESERVE 3-136 GLEN KOTZEN ---- RACE:4: 400M A1 AT ROMFORD (1.08) CL: 8.08AM 1533 1 Ballintemple Fly (W) 24.72 24.32 Gaskin 3/1 Well boxed, needs to hold the first 5 45 2 Droopys Claire (W) 24.78 24.78 Young 7/2 A big danger if not getting boxed 2352 3 Vics Apollo* (W) 24.71 24.42 Wiley 11/2 Will be dangerous if away smartly 1262 4 Droopys Remote** (W) 25.04 24.28 Gaskin 3/1 Possesses useful back-straight pace 322 5 CHITTYBELLO (W) 24.60 24.50 Doyle 5/1 Sluggish early on,bt back straight pace 4551 6 Stradeen La Diva (W) 24.46 24.41 Mullins 7/2 Can avoid crowding by going wide RACE:5: 480M A5 AT NEWCASTLE (1.12) CL: 8.12AM 2313 1 Bramble Buster* (W) 29.78 29.57 Calvert 11/4 Rails well, and comes late 5312 2 Shazababbaroo** (W) 00.00 29.35 Ray 5/2 Capable needs better start 5652 3 Target Tweed (W) 29.64 29.44 Dawson 5/1 Middletracker cn avoid trouble, chances 6436 4 Target Chris (W) 30.42 29.58 Dawson 6/1 Stamina doubts - best left alone 4113 5 ESTELLA (W) 29.78 29.67 Harrison 7/2 Always a big danger at this level 6154 6 Mill Hunter (W) 29.97 29.66 Miss K A 9/2 Bundles of all-round pace, go close TRACK CONDITIONS: KILLARNEY:------------GOOD UTTOXETER:------------GOOD WOLVERHAMPTON:--------STANDARD GREYVILLE:------------STANDARD YARMOUTH:-------------GOOD TO FIRM FAIRYHOUSE:-----------GOOD TO FIRM CATTERICK:------------GOOD TO FIRM-GOOD IN PLACES LINGFIELD:------------AW: STANDARD; TURF: GOOD TO FIRM- FIRM IN PLACES Notice: We are not responsible for you not checking your Bets RACE:6: 265M D1 AT CENTRAL PARK (1.16) CL: 8.16AM 1133 1 Yassoo Bob (W) 16.37 16.19 G Andreas 5/1 Good early, good draw - chances 4312 2 Goldies Klinsman* (W)16.31 16.31 Anthony C 10/3 Big threat to all if away on terms 4354 3 Melodys Jack (W) 16.52 16.15 Philpott 9/4 Can take this with a clear run 4241 4 Art Of Speed (W) 16.30 16.30 O'Sulliva 9/2 Looking to poach an early advantage 5112 5 BALLYMAC GENT (W) 16.54 16.49 Anthony C 9/2 Not easy to pass if leading early 4221 6 Stride On Kilzo** (W)16.28 16.23 Anthony C 9/2 Draw advantage makes one more appealing RACE:7: 480M A3 AT SWINDON (1.19) CL: 8.19AM 6442 1 Droopys Act (W) 29.24 29.20 Swadden 10/3 Slow early but stays on strongly 2261 2 Not Alice* (W) 29.37 29.37 Porter 4/1 Big chance if in touch late on 1145 3 Ballymac Janice (W) 29.57 29.29 Kibble 11/4 Competent performer, runs on 4421 4 LAURAGH ERIN (W) 29.48 29.48 G C Rawli 4/1 Middle-tracker cn give gd run for money 2134 5 Snaffi Brandy** (W) 29.56 29.38 Foster 7/2 Could take this if not going too wide 4464 6 Come On Buddy (W) 29.49 29.49 G C Rawli 6/1 Positive place prospectspace throughout RACE:8: 400M A5 AT ROMFORD (1.22) CL: 8.22AM 3262 1 BONVILLE BRUNO (W) 25.04 24.77 Miss M L 4/1 Early pacer has to control the rails 4555 2 Blackfive Boy (W) 25.36 24.96 J M Liles 7/2 Big threat to all if away on terms 1 6 3 Rumi Ruby** (W) 25.47 24.69 Young 7/2 Could be leading at half-way 5345 4 Oneco Molly* (W) 25.56 24.76 Simpson 9/2 Possesses fantastic back-straight pace 664 5 Beela Meauldpal (W) 25.38 24.68 Simpson 3/1 Always a big danger at this level 4556 6 Parkgate Ger (W) 25.79 24.98 Gaskin 5/1 Competent at this level, chances RACE:9: 480M A5 AT NEWCASTLE (1.27) CL: 8.27AM 2434 1 Canny Rodney (W) 29.69 29.31 Rutherfor 11/4 Early pacer has a fine chance from here 212 2 THAT OLDCHESTNUT (W) 29.85 29.60 Roberts 4/1 A threat with early ascendency 2521 3 Go Mike** (W) 29.63 29.46 Roberts 11/4 Runs a really strong second half 5622 4 Dipton Spartan* (W) 29.85 29.40 Ray 4/1 Possesses fantastic back-straight pace 2646 5 Poppys Summer (W) 30.31 29.61 Calvert 8/1 Will require fortune if landing this 5523 6 Ragmans Whisky (W) 29.50 29.38 Miss K A 7/2 Can't be ignore, has finishing power RACE:10: 480M A3 AT CENTRAL PARK (1.31) CL: 8.31AM 4212 1 BANGOR LAYLA (W) 30.11 29.88 Griffin 9/4 Trouble appears main threat 5442 2 Charo (W) 29.64 29.64 Philpott 5/2 Early speed can provide foundations 4541 3 Woodcocks Alya* (W) 29.71 29.71 N J Deas 6/1 Has to sieze the initiative early 2521 4 Kaenan** (W) 30.30 29.69 Anthony C 11/4 Definite chances, capable in this class 2546 5 Wachovia Perseus (W) 30.56 30.56 March 6/1 One to watch if away well 3554 6 Take A Chance (W) 30.18 30.18 O'Sulliva 6/1 Wide-runner, shows early but weakens RACE:11: 480M A5 AT SWINDON (1.33) CL: 8.33AM 2151 1 COOLYKEREEN AERO (W) 29.90 29.83 G C Rawli 3/1 Early pacer has a fine chance from here 4334 2 Droopys Arizona** (W)29.95 29.74 McDonald 9/2 If clearing the red, has fair claims 5461 3 El Chaz (W) 29.77 29.77 McDonald 5/1 Poor trapper, passage could be blocked 3335 4 Go On My Son (W) 30.07 29.52 Swadden 11/4 Looking to poach an early lead 6444 5 Deja Dance (W) 30.11 29.78 Porter 11/2 Enigmatic character has bags of ability 4613 6 Tip Ex* (W) 30.04 29.85 Kibble 7/2 Can avoid crowding by going wide RACE:12: 400M A3 AT ROMFORD (1.39) CL: 8.39AM 2544 1 Ashville Candy (W) 24.95 24.72 Lucas 9/2 Well boxed, could hold the first bend 1242 2 BORWICK AUCTION (W) 25.00 24.73 Young 7/2 Usual late surge should be enough 456 3 Mandeville Pixie (W) 24.91 24.47 Young 9/4 More than capable here - all-round pace 3246 4 Wardys First* (W) 25.09 24.82 Young 5/1 Could lead - value for money 6521 5 Bridge Zara** (W) 24.85 24.50 Miss M L 10/3 Could take this if not going too wide 3555 6 Love Is Blind (W) 25.15 24.92 Gaskin 6/1 Wide-runner, shows early but weakens RACE:13: Download The Tabgold Information App Mr 64 H'cap £4,039) 7f GREYVILLE[1:40] CL:8.40AM 67123 1 DONNAN (6) 25[CD,A,G] 4/1 D DILLON 3-135 NATHAN KOTZEN ---- 63431 2 BEDAZZLED JOKER (13) 35[B,C,A,] 5/1 LYLE HEWITSON 4-132 ALYSON WRIGHT ---- 03215 3 PANTSULA (10) 77[CD,A] 6/1 WARREN KENNEDY 4-132 GAVIN VAN ZYL ---- 3-780 4 MAJESTICA (1) 31[B,C,A] PL-1 14/1 KHANYA SAKAYI(3) 3-131 GLEN KOTZEN ---- 65301 5 DONS ASSEMBLY (8) 21[CD,A] 6/1 K MELO W-6 3-129 DEAN KANNEMEYER ---- 43870 6 SAUVAGE (9) 39[C,A] 8/1 S VEALE 3-128 PAUL LAFFERTY ---- 26973 7 SOVEREIGN SOLDIER (7) 18[C,A] 11/2 CRAIG ZACKEY 4-127 WENDY WHITEHEAD ---- 69705 8 FROZEN TUNE (11) 42[C,G] 14/1 R FOURIE 3-126 DENNIS BOSCH ---- -3199 9 LAUREN OF ROCHELLE (12) 66[CD,] 14/1 A MGUDLWA 5-125 DARRYL MOORE ---- 32666 10 MIESQUE SUNRISE (2) 21[B,CD,A] 16/1 YUZAE RAMZAN(9) 3-123 WAYNE BADENHORST ---- 00000 11 PUTCHINI (14) 7[CD,A,G] 25/1 MUZI YENI 7-123 IVAN WYK ---- 29071 12 ETERNAL WORDS (3) 21[CD,A,GS] 10/1 JASON GATES(3) 4-122 LOWAN DENYSSCHEN ---- 29459 13 MASTER SAM (15) 35[B,CD,A] RESERVE 6-122 MARK DIXON ---- 0-000 14 PIAGET PRINCE (5) 31[CD,A] RESERVE 4-121 LOWAN DENYSSCHEN ---- 36425 15 BEQUIA (4) 21[CD,A] RESERVE 3-119 GARTH PULLER ---- RACE:14: 480M H'cap AT NEWCASTLE (1.44) CL: 8.44AM 2256 1 Geordie Raffa (W(12m)00.00 29.36 Fenwick 11/2 Could figure with best showing 5455 2 Target Rena (W) (8m)29.93 28.90 Dawson 3/1 Earlypacedsort,shouldfigure prominently 3146 3 Sporty Ranger* ( (7m)29.78 29.26 Dawson 10/3 Strong middle-pace cn goclose from here 2645 4 Solway Sensation (3m)29.55 29.21 Atkinson 9/2 Not without claims from this mark 5524 5 Going All In** ( (2m)29.50 29.00 Fenwick 7/2 Likely to be in contention at the death 1424 6 PLANKEY MILL (W)(Scr)29.73 29.39 Ray 7/2 Will takesumholding from here, powerful All Season’s Racing Service has introduced yet another Place – 6 Betting System in the form; PL-1, PL-2 & PL-3 etc.
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