Racing: Outbreak of Bimsey whimsey
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Your support makes all the difference.Bimsey was yesterday the subject of some sizeable wagers for next week's Ebor Handicap at York with Coral, including one bet of pounds 1,000 at 16-1. Coral promptly shortened the Reg Akehurst-trained runner to 14-1 from 16-1.
Tote, the race sponsors, reported money for Luca Cumani's Puce (cut to 8-1 from 10-1) after the trainer confirmed her a runner.
Martin Pipe teamed up with jockey Tony McCoy to claim three of Worcester's six races yesterday, at accumulative odds of around 5-1.
Pipe's hopes of a quartet of winners from his four runners were dashed when Fleet Cadet fenced poorly in the novice handicap chase and was pulled up five from home.
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