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Callisto-moon
02 Apr 19 18:49
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Ok ive had a few lays that have won already as they non runners but lets not after time.

A huge lay at the moment is Joe Farrel, not a hope in gods earth of winning as is not even in the 40 runners.
Its for is dire, trainer not great form. 26's on here to lay is like finding money.

More info posted soon.

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By:
Mystiko91
When: 02 Apr 19 19:18
Agree that JF is unlikely to win, but I wouldn't be too keen to lay him on the basis of being a likely non-runner... only needs one more to come out now (with the defection of Sandymount Duke today) and there's at least a couple that could go for the Topham instead (Warriors Tale, Valtor, Vieux Lion Rouge?) or other possible targets like Scottish or Irish Nationals based on trainer/connection comments over recent days (Livelovelaugh, Ballyoptic, Up For Review, Magic Of Light), plus of course any more late injury or ground based withdrawals, so it could possibly go down to current #44 (The Young Master) or #45 (Baie Des Iles).
By:
sageform
When: 02 Apr 19 20:26
If it is balloted out you have a void bet, if it runs it could do a Foinavon.
By:
Callisto-moon
When: 02 Apr 19 20:59
The Young master is a win and place (4) lay too.
By:
Mystiko91
When: 03 Apr 19 15:14
My understanding is that only declared as a "reserve" in the final decs on Thursday morning could be "balloted out" and result in a void bet (and money back).  Until then, you either back NRNB with a regular bookie, or take you chances on your selection lining up, and in the JF case it's look pretty likely he'll get a run, so my comment about not wanting to lay him on that basis is still valid.  Of course, if you were laying him as you think he's got no chance of winning at all (or even getting round), that's a different story!!
By:
Bindaree
When: 03 Apr 19 15:20
Surely you have to refund if ballotted out ?
By:
Bindaree
When: 03 Apr 19 15:22
Oops sorry, only read the post not Sageforms reply.
By:
Callisto-moon
When: 03 Apr 19 17:59
i thought on here that you won if it did not run regardeless.

ive bloody layed this at around an average of 80-1
By:
Callisto-moon
When: 03 Apr 19 18:00
so if it does not get in i win feck all if it does im sitting on a big liability.

good jobit can not win.
By:
Bindaree
When: 03 Apr 19 20:25
I think any SN winner will always have a serious chance in the English version for the simple fact it is a competitive handicap whereby you are a guaranteed stayer. Of course the proviso is the ground conditions whereby the SN is usually run on good going but Joe Farrel clearly acts on soft as well. Not saying it will win but certainly has more proven credentials than most off its' weight.
By:
Callisto-moon
When: 03 Apr 19 22:29
Day 1 lays:

1:45 bags groove
2:50 elegant escape
3:25 shytebello
By:
Callisto-moon
When: 04 Apr 19 07:51
ok studied over night, really loading up my lay of bags groove as there is zero chance it can reverse form, but as value im laying him in the 2 place market too.
see him in the bottom 3 at best.
By:
sageform
When: 04 Apr 19 10:38
If a horse is withdrawn by the owner or trainer you lose an A/P bet but if it is a non runner because it fails to get into the race under the safety limit your bet is void. Always has been.
By:
sageform
When: 04 Apr 19 10:41
Agree with a lay of Elegant Escape if you like laying at those prices. It was withdrawn from the GN as it had a hard race at Cheltenham and it needs at least 3.5 miles to show its best form.
By:
Mystiko91
When: 04 Apr 19 11:26
Surely if it's an ante-post bet, i.e. before the final declaration stage this morning, if your horse doesn't get in to the final 40 (plus reserves) it's a losing bet?!
By:
Bindaree
When: 04 Apr 19 12:49
Only a losing bet if it's scratched. How could you have a bet on any of the lower rated ones if you didn't know it would get in the race ?
By:
FOYLESWAR
When: 04 Apr 19 13:05
bags groove and mengli khan around 8-9 /1 or better on here are the 2 i am interested in, track and trip could suit both, cant split them so 1 point win on each ,good luck all
By:
Mystiko91
When: 04 Apr 19 17:28
"Only a losing bet if it's scratched. How could you have a bet on any of the lower rated ones if you didn't know it would get in the race ? "

Is that not part of betting ante-post as you don't know your selection will even make the cut? And are you talking with all bookies or just on the exchanges?  I always just assumed that any bets struck before the final declarations would come under "standard" ante-post rules and you'd lose your money if they didn't turn up on the day (for whatever reason).  So I can have a bet on a rank outsider for the Derby now, and as long as the horse is not scratched by the trainer, if it's number 21 on the day, I would get my stake returned?
By:
Mystiko91
When: 04 Apr 19 17:32
Looks like Callisto misunderstood this situation as well, as it sounded like he was basing at least part of his laying strategy on the basis of JF not making the cut, and now that he has made the final line-up has been left with some fairly chunky liabilities!!
By:
Mystiko91
When: 04 Apr 19 17:34
Actually, being another handicap, the Melbourne Cup is probably a better example/more comparable situation to the National.
By:
Bindaree
When: 04 Apr 19 21:40
If the horse is not scratched by owner/trainer but ballotted out you get your money back. Bet Vintage Clouds last year and was refunded. Would never bet a horse if I thought I would lose my money despite it being declared to run. Different if injured etc as that's the gamble you take.
By:
Callisto-moon
When: 04 Apr 19 22:01
i thought on here every none runner was a winner, you live and learn.

won on all 3 lays today so perhaps this is going to be a good festival.
By:
bigH
When: 05 Apr 19 03:20
If Joe Farrell wins the GN then this thread will be up there with the Mon Mome thread

In to 16's now.
By:
Callisto-moon
When: 05 Apr 19 18:56
no chance.
By:
paulypaul
When: 05 Apr 19 19:09
I'm on JF at 46 on here.
By:
Callisto-moon
When: 05 Apr 19 19:24
you gonna trade out?
By:
Callisto-moon
When: 05 Apr 19 23:08
The good lady has given me the key to the vast funds needed to do some safe but big liability laying
in the BIG ONE.

Time to unleash the study for the last time on the 2018 GN.
By:
Callisto-moon
When: 05 Apr 19 23:08
and the 2019
By:
Callisto-moon
When: 06 Apr 19 09:21
I have quite a portfolio of lays now all posted once im matched.
I know many of you wont want to lay over 10 horses so if i have time then i will pop them in order and with reasoning.
By:
politicspunter
When: 06 Apr 19 12:20
Can't wait. Is Mon Mome amongst them?
By:
ImSoLuckyLucky!
When: 06 Apr 19 13:38
Devil
By:
Callisto-moon
When: 06 Apr 19 15:16
Sorry had to pop in the pub to make sure the lads were not backing the no hopers!!
By:
Callisto-moon
When: 06 Apr 19 15:36
Right here we go:

Joe Farrell: utter joke that this is now under 33-1, total lay. As this thread says win and 4 places layed. Not a hope. (NAP)

Tea for two: Lady jock poor stable so out of form it would struggle in a sellrt (NB)

Blow by blow: his chancers are blown before the start

Valseur Lido: Why oh why would you run it in this flopped last year will flop even more.

Ultragold: So over rated jumps fand think hes a frankel, joke entry.

Monbed notourios: lol lol lol god knows why people are backing this.


The horses you have to be on.

Tiger Roll
The RATH
Minella rocco
dounikos
lake view lad

other ones with place chances:
vintage clouds
pleasant compant
rock the casbah
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