Yeats' Leger price collapses

Yeats has been all the rage with the bookmakers ahead of Saturday’s Irish Field St Leger at the Curragh.

Yeats' Leger price collapses
Tue, 13 Sep, 2005 - 19:02

Yeats has been all the rage with the bookmakers ahead of Saturday’s Irish Field St Leger at the Curragh.

Aidan O’Brien’s four-year-old, off the track since disappointing in France in June, is now 3-1 from 5s with Cashmans after some strong support, with William Hill and Ladbrokes both offering the same price.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: CurraghPlace: FrancePlace: DublinPlace: DubaiPlace: GonbardaPlace: DusseldorfPlace: IrelandPlace: SwedenPlace: StockholmPlace: Irish Field St LegerPlace: Franklins GardensPlace: AcropolisPlace: GamutPlace: Collier HillPerson: YeatsPerson: Aidan O’BrienPerson: CashmansPerson: William HillPerson: Vinnie RoePerson: HillsPerson: LadbrokesPerson: John OxxPerson: Collier HillPerson: Alan SwinbankPerson: SwinbankPerson: ShalapourPerson: Cherry MixPerson: GamutPerson: MkuziEvent: Irish Field St LegerEvent: Emirates Melbourne CupEvent: Melbourne CupEvent: ’s Classic raceOrganisation: HillOrganisation: CollierOrganisation: LadbrokesOrganisation: YeatsOrganisation: GodolphinOrganisation: Cutting Crew
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