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'He's a lay for me. Sandown was a big step backwards' - pro punters at odds on whether to back City Of Troy
City Of Troy (far): was a length winner of the Coral-Eclipse last timeCredit: Alan Crowhurst (Getty Images)
Professional punters have expressed opposing views on whether Juddmonte International favourite City Of Troy is a play or lay for the opening-day feature at York’s Ebor festival.
The Derby and Eclipse winner has been weak in the market in the last two days, having been 10-11 before the 13-runner field was declared on Monday morning.
He drifted to 11-8 (from evens) with Sky Bet on Tuesday and is the same price with several firms.
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