Paddy Power have a great promo for horse racing fans.
In November you will get your money back on fallers at the final fence.
This is a great/fun variance reducer on your bet.
This offer applies to all Jump races in the UK and Ireland in November.
Losing single win stakes will be refunded. The horse just needs to fall or unseat the rider at the last jump.
The maximum refund you can get is £100 per race.
If you aren’t a current member of the site, sign up now and get a £50 bonus from Paddy Power.
Schedule of races
There are 3 big jump meetings left in November:
1) The Northwest Masters meeting at Haydock Park, with the feature race being the Betfair Chase.
2) The Hennessy Winter Festival at Newbury, with the feature race being the Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup. Also of note is the Long Distance Hurdle race.
3) The Fighting Fifth meeting at Newcastle, with the feature race being the Fighting Fifth Hurdle.
Recent Winners of the Hennessy Gold Cup
1998 Teeton Mill
1999 Ever Blessed
2000 King’s Road
2001 What’s Up Boys
2002 Gingembre
2003 Strong Flow
2004 Celestial Gold
2005 Trabolgan
2006 State of Play
2007 Denman
2008 Madison du Berlais
2009 Denman
2010 Diamond Harry
2011 Carruthers
2012 Bobs Worth
Here are the current favourites for this year’s Hennessy Gold cup
Invictus 8/1
Our Father 10/1
Hadrians Approach 10/1
Rocky Creek 10/1
Katenko 12/1
Lord Windermere 12/1
Unioniste 12/1
Rolling Aces 12/1
Tidal Bay 12/1
Highland Lodge 12/1
Houblon Des Obeaux 12/1
(odds supplied by Paddy Power)
Invictus was injured all of last season, but has returned this year showing good strength in training. Before injury he won a fantastic 4 out of 5 races in Jump Racing.
Whether he has truely fully recovered from injury remains to be seen, but the punters seem to have a lot of faith in the horse.
Slightly more erratic (with 3 jump wins out of 9) is Our Father. It’s been a year since his last win, but if he can show anything like the form of 2011 (1st/15, 2nd/15, 2nd/13, 1st/18) then he can’t be ruled out.
If you fancy an outsider then the following horses are long in the market:
De La Bech 33/1
On Trend 33/1
Master Of The Hall 33/1
Quinz 33/1
Roberto Goldback 33/1
Loch Ba 40/1
Whodoyouthink 50/1
As this promotion also applies to each way bets, then betting each way on an outsider might be a good approach.
Because you’d win big for 1st, win a decent amount for a place (2nd, 3rd or 4th), and have the cover of the “falling at the last” bet.
The horse can be anywhere in the field when they fall at the last jump, so this provides a bit of a saftey net for the bet.