s, we could lose our proverbials just as much as the punter. In fact, the only gang certain to pull in the money this week is the publican but I never hear anybody call them a shower of s....Onto the racing and this years big two races look like very hot renewals. The Galway Hurdle is now worth a quarter or a million and is the biggest handicap hurdle in Europe. Overturn is doubtful as I write this and The Real Article is going in the dock for apparently non trying last time. Well not the horse himself, though that would be a sight to see. Captain Cee Bee may choose the Hurdle over the Plate and lets not forget this guy won a Supreme Novice Hurdle while no doubt the Galway public will latch onto either of Elliot's Dirar or Plan A.
The Plate could have a big English presence about it with David Pipe(Quilton) and Paul Nicholls (Rebel Du Marquis) crossing the water. The one I like at a price would be a winner last season at the festival Invisible Man but then if Bahrain Storm gets in, he could be thrown in at those weights.
More reading about the entire festival can be found here http://www.betpackblog.com/galway2011/magazine/#/22/What are John Mulholland giving away each day
We will be running enhanced odds, enhanced place terms and extra places throughout the Galway and Goodwood festivals.
Pop into any of our shops between 11-1 each day as well to get some serious enhanced offers where we be be going over the top on marquee horses at both festivals and a few big sporting offers to boot.
John Mulholland has teamed up most days with the Irish Daily Star as well so catch a free bet in the paper. We have also opened up a brand spanking new branch right on Eyre Square so pop in before jumping on the bus to the races each day.
Tips? Who'd trust a bookie but I'll be trying to pinpoint a few winners throughout the week on the twitter page. https://twitter.com/#!/JMulhollandBet.
If you choose to back or avoid like the bubonic plague is up to you
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