BRIGHTON owner Tony Bloom celebrated a win double at the Amex last season when his side beat Crystal Palace after his horse had romped to victory at Cheltenham.
Bloom also banked another £830,000 in bets. But anyone who bet against a 1-1 drawback at Selhurst Park last night was a total mug punter.
Jordan Ayew gave the hosts the lead in first half injury time but substitute Danny Welbeck netted an 82nd-minute equaliser to see the last five league fixtures between the two bitter rivals at Selhurst Park end 1-1.
Despite Saturday's draw at Manchester City, pressure is growing on Palace manager Roy Hodgson after only one win in 11.
The veteran is resigned to leaving at the end of the season but Steve Cooper is immediately available.
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