Horse Racing: Ballydoyle Cash Flow for Holland
Cashmans has stopped betting on who will succeed Jamie Spencer as the stable jockey to Aidan O'Brien, with Darryll Holland the favourite.
The Irish bookmaker Cashmans has stopped betting on who will succeed Jamie Spencer as the stable jockey to Aidan O'Brien after seeing a flood of money for the Englishman Darryll Holland. He started the day as a 3-1 chance, but was cut to as short as 1-3 before the book closed.
"The betting would suggest it was a done deal. We have no confirmation of that, but he was the only one anybody wanted today," said a spokesman. "We just haven't laid anybody else, so we have had to stop betting on it."
Holland, currently a freelance, last week cut short his stint in Hong Kong. Paddy Power also saw what they described as a "huge plunge" on Holland for the Ballydoyle post. They have him at 4-6, with Johnny Murtagh eased to 2-1 and Kieren Fallon 4-1.
Spencer will take the first rides of his life as a freelance at Lingfield this afternoon.
"The betting would suggest it was a done deal. We have no confirmation of that, but he was the only one anybody wanted today," said a spokesman. "We just haven't laid anybody else, so we have had to stop betting on it."
Holland, currently a freelance, last week cut short his stint in Hong Kong. Paddy Power also saw what they described as a "huge plunge" on Holland for the Ballydoyle post. They have him at 4-6, with Johnny Murtagh eased to 2-1 and Kieren Fallon 4-1.
Spencer will take the first rides of his life as a freelance at Lingfield this afternoon.

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