Follow The Money: Pepite Rose unlikely to blossom today

Follow the Money / Follow The Money / 24 March 2012 /

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Today's lay runs at Newbury (above)

"Today's test is a big step in class but the early market support suggests Pale Orchid may well be up to it... "

Welcome to the Betfair Movers line for March 24th. Today's movers come from the meetings at Newbury and Lingfield.

Our first mover is a negative in Newbury's 14:05 where Pepite Rose has been easy to back out from [2.48] to [3.1]. Venetia William's five-year-old mare has been a revelation in recent weeks since being switched to the larger obstacles with three easy wins. A 17 pound higher mark since her latest handicap win does however mean she will be facing her toughest task to date this afternoon. Add to that a doubt about her ability to stay todays extended 2 mile 6 furlong trip means that Pepite Rose looks worth opposing at current odds.

At Lingfield, there's been decent support for Pale Orchid in the Listed contest at 14:25. She's been backed in to [7.2] from an early [9.6]. This fast improving filly has done well for the David Evans' yard since coming over from Ireland and enjoyed a decisive victory in handicap company at today`s course last time out. Today's test is a big step in class but the early market support suggests Pale Orchid may well be up for it and she does have a fitness advantage over a number of her rivals.

Our final mover is also at Lingfield where George Guru has been very solid at the head of the market for their 16.00 race having been supported in to [2.78] from [3.65]. This two time winner, including over course and distance, is a model of consistency, having not been out of the first three in his last six starts. Another win could be imminent.

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