Bookie operators feel relieved after a large bet came up short at the Tramore racecourse in Waterford. It was a dramatic ending as four horses went from long outsiders to favorites. Thus, bookmakers were at risk of paying out large amounts of money.
According to a bookie pay per head blog, two of the four horses won. Also, the other two horses had photo-finishes and ended in second place. Lastly, one finished third in another race.
Bookmakers Paddy Power and Ladbrokes stated they had taken various large wagers on Friday morning on four horses. Additionally, the horses were either prepared or set to be ridden by an individual from the Mullins family. That made the odds shorten. For example, one horse went from 100/1 to 4/6.
Bookie Operators Feel Relieved in Waterford
According to online bookie software reports, the first horse out on the track was So Scottish, with Emmet Mullins as its trainer. The horse had odds of 1/4 and was as high as 5/1 before the race. It had a photo finish with the victor Doyenna.
Tony Mullins was the trainer of Molly Fantasy, who saw its odds from 20/1 to 4/5. It was the second of the four horses. However, it hasn’t raced in more than 400 days. Despite that, it finished first with Danny Mullins on the saddle.
The third one is Twoplustwo Equals. Paul Tobin prepared the horse, and its odds changed from 100/1 to 5/4. Danny Mullins couldn’t pull off one more surprising triumph at the event. Unfortunately, it finished in the third spot.
The last horse from the Mullins is Space Tourist. According to Discount Pay Per Head service experts, it won the fourth race that ensured all horses had podium finishes.
