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10 Apr 12 20:14
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wasnt a trends horse,even a french bred winner was hailed as a trends horse,even a horse winning which fits no trends in itself becomes a new trends horse Laugh

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jasey
When: 10 Apr 12 21:02
.depends how far you take trends.
some are facts.dont push it was'nt a trends horse,but trends horses were thin on the ground in that race anyway.
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1st time poster
When: 10 Apr 12 21:10
as it was picked by oneil for mcoy to ride from a choice of 3 or 4 ,and hammered in the betting shows what a load of shoite the trends are doesnt it, LaughLaugh
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jasey
When: 10 Apr 12 21:15
not really, if you have heard of paul jones of betrends,you would no how profitable following trends is.
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1st time poster
When: 10 Apr 12 21:17
paul jones texts you 5 or 6 for every race,our lass can get a few tipping that many
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1st time poster
When: 10 Apr 12 21:21
synchronised
to much weight
poor race for gold cup winners
poor jumper
and is likely to be well backed fav, LaughLaugh
By:
jasey
When: 10 Apr 12 21:30
so what,how many horses will you back in th GN 1st time
By:
jasey
When: 10 Apr 12 21:33
by saying sync has to much weight and poor race for gold cup winners,you my friend are using trends.
thats put this thread to bed
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1st time poster
When: 10 Apr 12 21:36
ch grey 23,s
cappa bleu 21,s
killyglen 28,s and a bit on s of play at 85,s, on here

and backed the ew with paddys and sky
cappa 18,s
killy 20.s
chic 16,s
s of play 40,s
By:
jasey
When: 10 Apr 12 21:39
what made you back them
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1st time poster
When: 10 Apr 12 21:43
backed killy last year,been a fav of mine since hjh had him
soft spot for s of play
ch grey layed out for it me thinks, but tanking in the market last 48 hrs,worrying sight
and read trainerreally fancys cappa so having backed state of play thought i had to back it,b
By:
jasey
When: 10 Apr 12 21:47
RFO have killyglen as there main trends horse,they flagged up 1st 2 last year
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1st time poster
When: 10 Apr 12 21:48
well tha ye go ,i,m a trends man LaughLaughLaugh
By:
strontium
When: 10 Apr 12 21:54
The trends come down to wanting a horse that's well enough handicapped, experienced but not knackered, race fit but not over the top, in form, will stay and classy enough. I really don't know why people get so wound up about it.
By:
tomking
When: 10 Apr 12 22:13
Trends That Matter

* The horse must have 4 legs and a tail.  Horses without a tail do not win grand nationals..they are only good on circular tracks like the Indianapolis 500 because they can only run well in a circle.

* Absolutely no garlic munchers can ever win..the other horses don't like the smell and will bring them down (on purpose)...unless they are miles out the back, the wind is the other way and the horse has swigged a litre of Listerine before the off like old Mon Mome - then they win.

* Horses with stupid names do not win the Grand National.  The clue is often in their names -  BecauseIcouldntsee - Thats some handicap for Aintree.  According to Pete Doherty will be mainlining a gram of Golden Brown in the paddock before the off - avoid. Shakalakaboomboom will be doing the ockey cockey in the ring with Chocolate, Ruby and AP.  Will be in a right old mess before the off, sweating like a - well racehorse I guess. Synchronised on the other hand is one for the shortlist.  AP, JonJo and AP will have perfectly synchronised their betting activity to maximise returns. Get on. The Midnight Club - says it all - been up all night partying the night before - avoid. And so on.  This is the biggest trend of the race and you can put a line through the majority of the field just following this basic rule.

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