18+ | Commercial Content | T&Cs apply | Wagering and T&Cs apply | Play Responsibly | Advertising Disclosure

Market mover

Jamie CoddJamie Codd
© Photo Healy Racing

Denise Foster's Jalkadam is proving popular in the 2.55 at Punchestown.

This brother to Grade One winner Djakadam contested two point-to-points last year - he fell at the last in Loughanmore when still in with a chance in second, before being brought down at the last in Kirkistown when held.

Jamie Codd's mount is as short as 7/2 from as big as 14/1 this morning.

The favourite Grand Jury is easy to back in this race, he is out to 11/8 from 8/11.

Trainers Denise Foster
About Michael Graham
Michael has worked in horse racing journalism for more than 15 years, having also written a weekly betting column on Gaelic football and hurling for a newspaper. He is involved in writing the My Racing Story features on this website. He spent a year in South Africa completing a Diploma in Business Administration and also studied Newspaper Journalism in Belfast. He enjoys playing 5-a-side football on a regular basis.
View Latest Articles by Michael Graham

Latest Stories which may interest you

Intermediate trip suits Bleu De Vassy well

Gordon Elliott's Bleu De Vassy relished an extended 2m2f in the bumper at Clonmel as he ran right away from his rivals.

Lee dominates mares' handicap chase as Eddies Pride wins

Strong-travelling Eddies Pride led home a one-two for trainer Norman Lee in The Glenary Mares Handicap Steeplechase over 2m7f in Clonmel.

Horantzau D'airy one for Mullins and Townend

Horantzau D'airy is now two from two over fences for Willie Mullins after a decisive success in the Suir Blueway Steeplechase at Clonmel.
Subscribe to latest horse racing offers
About Us   Advertise with us   Contact us   Terms & Conditions   Privacy Policy   Cookies Policy   Safer Gambling
© 2024 irishracing.com
18 Play Responsibly
Be Gamble Aware
GAM Stop
GAM Care
GAM Care IE
GAM Care
GAM Therapy
Time To Think