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The Winning Line > Daily Bulletin: 04-08-08

The Winning Line Daily Bulletin: 04 August 08

Our information for Astrodome W10/3 proved on the money at the weekend and Borderlescott e/w 11/1 > 7/1 made the frame in the Steward's Cup. Shame we didn't do better with both Checklow and Lakeman failing to live up to the hype - but a profitable day overall.

Low key start to the week with a couple of messages floating around but nothing to get too excited about. One main piece of information and a few snippets for the day's four meetings.

Main advice comes for #1 Acquiesced (NAP) in the Windsor 6.30. The Hannon runner is the top rated here, has perhaps been a little unlucky not to have won yet and also sees her main danger (Poyle Meg) out of the race. Must go close with Ryan Moore up top.

Elsewhere, and staying tonight, we'd mention Zelos Girl at Carlisle as one we were told about prior to her debut at Windsor. That said, the cat is well and truly out of the bag for tonight's race with the Guest runner long odds-on.

Same goes about Kossack at Ripon. The Cumani horse is one they're all talking about this morning but the price tells us why!! This one should oblige but is hardly a betting proposition - win or lose you have to avoid horses like this.

Finally, in the Newton Abbot 3.00 the market looks to be centred around two runners and whilst Critical Stage has plenty to recommend him, our preference is for #7 Jacaranda. The Philip Hobbs 8yo has decent figures and poses a serious threat over hurdles as we're told the horse is in good heart prior to today's race.

That's the lot for Monday. A quiet day but some days are like that! Plenty more to come as the week unfolds and we've already got a call to make for Catterick tomorrow...