Left: Singlefarmpayment and Andrian Heskin won The Jockey Club Ownership Syndicate Novices' Chase in Cheltenham last year. \ Healy Racing
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With this GLAS money finally in the account, The Dealer is on a Cheltenham betting spree. And what better horse to back than Singlefarmpayment, who is running in the Ultima Handicap Chase this Tuesday at 2.50pm?
He may not be The Irish Field’s hottest tip, but he won a race at Cheltenham last year and is given strong odds of 11/2 by Paddy Power. And with a name that, Singlefarmpayment can only be in the money.
The horse’s Irish roots are also expected to benefit from a strong dose of luck on St Patrick’s week. His dam was Irish mare Cremavoy. English trainer Tom Lacey once told the Daily Telegraph that he bought Singlefarmpayment as an unbroken store in Ireland, brought him home and won a race with him. Lacey later sold on the horse.
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With this GLAS money finally in the account, The Dealer is on a Cheltenham betting spree. And what better horse to back than Singlefarmpayment, who is running in the Ultima Handicap Chase this Tuesday at 2.50pm?
He may not be The Irish Field’s hottest tip, but he won a race at Cheltenham last year and is given strong odds of 11/2 by Paddy Power. And with a name that, Singlefarmpayment can only be in the money.
The horse’s Irish roots are also expected to benefit from a strong dose of luck on St Patrick’s week. His dam was Irish mare Cremavoy. English trainer Tom Lacey once told the Daily Telegraph that he bought Singlefarmpayment as an unbroken store in Ireland, brought him home and won a race with him. Lacey later sold on the horse.
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