/ Follow The Money / 05 February 2011 / Leave a Comment 
"Sundae Best should take all the beating today... "
Today's Follow The Money movers come from the meetings at Ffos Las, Lingfield and Wetherby.
In the 13:10 at Wetherby, Sundae Best has had steady support to move from [4.40] in to [3.20]. After making an encouraging handicap debut at Newcastle recently he's the pick of the form in relatively weak company. He appreciated the step down to today's trip and went close to getting off the mark, only just beaten at the death after moving clear three furlongs out. Jockey Brian Hughes can only have learnt from that and he should take all the beating today.
In Lingfield's 14:20, Tagansky has been on the drift this morning from [2.26] out to [2.88]. Yet to get off the mark in six starts so far, he doesn't set a particularly high standard for his inexperienced rivals to live up to. With some of those rivals expected to improve for their first run it seems backers are losing patience with him and turning to Apache Glory instead.
The final selection runs in the 15:10 at Ffos Las, where Adams Island has been well supported down to [5.20] from [7.60]. A past bumper and hurdle winner, he has made a good start to his chase career with two wins in his last three runs. All of those rides came under his promising claimer Aodhagan Conlon, and with both he and trainer Rebecca Curtis in impressive form at this track it is easy to see why the money has come for the selection.
Recommended bets:
Back Sundae Best @ [3.20] Wetherby 13:10
Lay Tagansky @ [2.88] Lingfield 14:20
Back Adams Island @ [5.20] Ffos Las 15:10
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