2015 St Leger Betting Tips PT 3

Bondi Beach looks like he’s coming back for more and that makes a lot of sense considering the O’Brien trained colt hasn’t finished outside of the top two in the entirety of his four races this season. 

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It’s interesting when you compare Bondi Beach to Storm The Stars because one only has a minimum of races under his belt and had some pretty good spacing between them - especially after debuting as a three-year-old beating out the much more favoured Bantry Bay at Leopardstown back in mid-May and then coming in second next time out when he stepped up to listed level at Leopardstown again - having been undone by Radanpour at a 9/4 margin. 

He was second behind Storm The Stars in his victory the other week and many will be expecting him to kick on and get some revenge here as he will have some extra distance to benefit him here. 

You’ll find him priced at a margin of anywhere from 5/1 all the way down to a 7/2 margin and he could be a very interesting outside choice here for those who are looking to take on the top-two contenders in the mix here. 

Mr Singh is one who gets a bit of attention here from the punters despite actually making his Group 1 debut and already having been beaten by Storm The Stars when he ran against him in that listed race at Goodwood a few months ago back in the month of May. 

He comes in off a Group 3 score at Newmarket where he beat out the likes of Future Empire after being sent off at a slim 11/10 margin. He had finished a very credible second place at Royal Ascot in the King Edward VII Stakes when sent off at an 8/1 margin. 

Other notables include Fields of Athenry at a 7/1 price tag while Giovanni Canaletto is all the way out to 16s with a few books going into 14s.