In-running Lays: Back-to-lay Cloudy Bob at Kempton
Above: Richard Johnson rides Brandon Hill but Cloudy Bob could be a better back-to-lay at Kempton.
3.10 Kempton: Brandon Hill is a front runner in great form and he could well make it 5 wins from his last 6 races. At the bottom of the weights is Cloudy Bob, who last won here over course and distance last March. He is usually held up out the back and seems best suited to a left-handed flat galloping tracks. He has traded below at least half his BSP in-running in his last 6 races going left-handed at Kempton and Ascot, and you need to go nearly 2 years back to the last time he failed to trade low in-running going left-handed.
He currently trades around 11.0 for a back-to-lay, but as a horse that is usually held up he will probably trade bigger in-running for a better price.
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