"Johnny intends to place her in every market conceivable, as she stands no chance at all against DJ's heavily favored Sprint cup contention"

In the upcoming Betfair Sprint Cup, 17 runners will compete on ground not typically seen for the majority of the season, adding an extra layer of unpredictability to the race.

Johnny Dineen, a well-known figure in racing circles, has shared his thoughts on the event. He believes that No Half Measures may not win the Betfair Sprint Cup. Instead, Dineen plans to oppose Lightning in every market for the race and thinks that Time For Sandals has a decent chance. Interestingly, he has decided not to back anything in the Betfair Sprint Cup.

As for the potential draw bias, there seems to be a suggestion of one, but specific details were not provided.

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Last week, Johnny Dineen had a disappointing weekend with several losing bets on Saturday. However, he managed to end the week on a high note, with a small victory on Sunday. David Jennings, another notable horse trainer, also had success, with his horses "Red Letter" winning at the Curragh and "Urban Sprawl" winning at Beverley, resulting in a small profit for him.

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The Betfair Sprint Cup winner this year was Big Mojo, who triumphed at Haydock. As the race approaches, all eyes will be on the 17 runners to see who will claim victory on the unique ground conditions.

"Johnny intends to place her in every market conceivable, as she stands no chance at all against DJ's heavily favored Sprint cup contention"