Greyhounds
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I have been invited to an evening at Hove .
Having never been greyhound racing before I wonder if anyone can point me in the right direction.
Using the racecard I would like a simple system that might turn up a winning Tricast.I just want a bit of interest in each race.
What are the Tote deductions these days at the dogs.
I note that the SP are very poor!
All advice gratefully received.
Having never been greyhound racing before I wonder if anyone can point me in the right direction.
Using the racecard I would like a simple system that might turn up a winning Tricast.I just want a bit of interest in each race.
What are the Tote deductions these days at the dogs.
I note that the SP are very poor!
All advice gratefully received.
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follow the racecard tips
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^^ surprised you didnt say ask woody, irishone
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if you want an interest every race a trap challenge bet may be a decent shout jeff,enjoy and good luck
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for a bit of interest pick any 3 trap numbers through the card and do 50p combination tricast £3, 12 races £36/
my pick would be 216 through the card.## good luck  |
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Trap challenge is not a bad suggestion, have a look at the last couple of meetings to see if there is a going bias.
Combination tricasts for 4 dogs if you are just playing for small stakes. 24 bets, get 4 or 5 up and you'll break even at worst anymore than that and you'll be in front. Shouldn't be too difficult to eliminate a couple of runners from each race studying the card and looking at the market. I used to love going to Hove, when it was all grass it was a fine stadium, had some good nights there. Best of luck. |
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Follow Patrick Kelly's tips in the Racing Post, he knows the score!
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agree with that woody, he's very good
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theres no one better at tipping up every jolly and napping the shortest priced runner on the card
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jesus ... glad i blocked him
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Not easy to find the 1st, 2nd and 3rd fav in those tight graded cards. Youre dealing with fractions and his NAP strike-rate is usually of the highest order. Would imagine you wouldnt end up out of pocket following his selections
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