If you’ve got a bookie account with top irish online bookmaker, PaddyPower.com, dust it off and enter this free competition. You’d be mad not to if you like a flutter on the horses…or even go along just for the food!
Here’s what Paddy says:
Saturday November 17th sees the National Hunt season get into full swing with the £150,000 Paddy Power Gold Cup at Cheltenham. After the Cheltenham Festival and Grand National meetings the Paddy Power Open is the biggest race meeting on the jumps calendar. It’s when the big boys come out to play and race-goers come out in their thousands for the first time – and you plus a guest could join them on a VIP Trip for two courtesy of Paddy Power.
Paddy Power’s Cheltenham prize package:
– a VIP trip for 2 to Cheltenham on Paddy Power Gold Cup day (Sat. 17th November), with some of the finest cuisine and heavenly beverages on offer
– accomodation in one of Cheltenham’s fine hotels
– your travel costs covered in full
– a whopping £100/€150 free bet on the Paddy Power Gold Cup, the first classic of the jumps season
Paddy’s also got 5 pairs of tickets to the Club/Tattersalls enclosure for the Saturday as runners-up prizes.
OK, how do I enter? (You’ve got to be a member at PaddyPower.com and it’s not too late to join…)
Simply send the team at Paddy Power an email with your username and the answer to the following question to competitions@paddypower.com
Who won the Paddy Power Gold Cup in 2006?
(a) Exotic Dancer
(b) Exotic Plasterer
(c) Exotic Marketing Executive
HHhhmm, this shouldn’t prove too tough!
It’s a lucky draw – so you’ve got to be in to win. Good Luck from the team at BookieLabRat.com!
November 8th, 2007
Well, Fred Done of BetFred Bookmaker has once again provided us with a run down of his picks for the weekends English Premier League football – with his latest odds. He’s even managed not to choke on the suggestion of a draw for Man U…
Sunderland 6/4 v Newcastle 6/4 (11/5 draw)
This game looks set for a draw at 11/5 with very few goals likely to be scored, maybe under 2.5 goals is in order?
Derby 15/8 v West Ham 6/5 (11/5 draw)
Two teams who will struggle to score = a tough, tight encounter. Another draw on the cards at 11/5, a bore draw 0-0 probable at 15/2.
Liverpool 2/7 v Fulham 15/2 (7/2 draw)
Liverpool need to start winning games and this one will be the first win since the derby victory over Everton. They don’t concede often so 2-0 looks likely at 5/1.
Birmingham 6/4 v Aston Villa 13/8 (2/1 draw)
I think the spoils will be shared here with a draw seeming most likely at 2/1 (hence the poor price). Half time draw – full time draw at 7/2 is well worth a punt. As for the score, 1-1 at 5/1 is a decent bet.
Chelsea 4/11 v Everton 13/2 (3/1 draw)
A Chelsea win seems certain and with their current ability to score plenty of goals from all over the pitch (re Belletti’s stunner vs Wigan) a win on the handicap (Chelsea -1 at 10/11) could also be on the cards.
Man Utd 1/3 v Blackburn 15/2 (3/1 draw)
I just feel Blackburn could nick a draw at 3/1. McCarthy is in great form and at 9/1, he has got to be with an each way punt??
Tottenham 1/2 v Wigan 5/1 (5/2 draw)
I cannot see past a home win here at 1/2, not the best price but at half time full time for Spurs looks more desirable at 11/10.
Portsmouth 1/1 v Man City 9/4 (9/4 draw)
Pompey are good enough to take this game at a decent price of even money. Benjani who has been firing the goals in is 11/2 to score first.
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November 8th, 2007