Jesus just seen this

EASSSY MMMMOOONNNEEEYYYY

PJA Top Jockey by Nov 10th

Evens  R Moore with Billies
5/4    R HUghes with free65
55-1   Buick ?? on here

96% = 4% profit = eight times better than the abbey ?

Ted, Farrell, Ray (Mulvaney), Bernard

that's basically it on a Wednesday.

4 "bookmakers" standing and the best they can do is 251%,no excuse its wednesday,its still  251%!! as McCririck says COME RACING---but not at Shelbourne Park.
Most BAGS tracks only have 3 Bookmakers and I have never seen a return like this anywhere.

and the bookies got a result!
...one of the 2/1 rags won

Irish is spot on.....

Let them make their book....Then stand there and get on via your blower.

They wont stand there long without taking a bean

Nice arb on the Jocks championship - thanks for the heads up - pity I can only get on with free65 to win a tenner!  For a giggle did it and price gone right away - almost certainly any restricted account flashes a warning to their traders - hope you got on.

Cant you use betfair on your Blower PF?

Unsure if Shel gets put up on here regularly enough?

stung*

One of the Sky dogs from Ireland/NI was on at the same time as an England Euros game (or other massive Euros game) - was a Saturday night - yep liquidity was poor - something like £8/9k a race - think was the Drumbo card which was contested only by Irish dogs with none coming over from England/Scotland  - was the drumbo Derby

Odds on a Saturday night would be much better.

They might open to 150% or so in some races but they would usually bet to no more than 125% before the off, maybe shorter.

It is not a punters paradise but it sure is better than a Wednesday.

silly question time

bearing in mind there are a lot of very good dogs in ireland
and a lot of greyhound people/punters

why is liquidity so bad on here when irish racing features

is it simply lack of pictures ?
dont /didnt 24 dawgs and laddies show shelbourne ?

in answer to you question tr

when Go Barking Mad showed racing from Shelbourne and Harolds X live on t.v.
the liquidity on b/f markets were very good I remember

I think the problem with Irish percentages is graded racing
I may be wrong but it appears to me trainers can just about get away with anything they want..

Ironically I think graded racing is far superior over here in the U.K.(not opens)
but of course the sport overall is not

probably

tbh I am no expert on Irish racing
from memory of betting on GBM I found dogs could improve anything up to
2 secs from their previous run....and it was accepted as normal improvement
(if that happened over here the trainer would be looking for new employment)
This was usually in lower grades with a lot of newcomers
Bookies have no idea of the strength of the dogs, racecard form is meaningless
so I suppose they bet as if they would at a flapping track

....why do the bookies not have him in the betting?.....

.....it says he is entered on the irish racing website.....

26/07/2012
There was a gasp from the terrace when the time flashed up for the ninth race, an Open 525, at Shelbourne on Thursday night as the lights displayed the figures 28.15 after Camas Crash had led home Krelco by all of seven lengths.


The Rachel Wheeler trained Camas Crash (Crash/ Marys Opal) had looked a serious dog in earlier outings with a 28.39 run around Limerick in May and a 28.52 solo spin at Shelbourne four weeks ago. But this still took everybody by surprise as Krelco led narrowly to the bend but Camas Crash bumped his way through on the inside and led into the back. From here he pulled right away to win by seven lengths with Carloway Bridge running on strongly another length and a half third.

Immediate reaction was for some to suggest “the track is flying” and, while there is no denying how well the surface has settled and the times being produced, it must be taken into account that the seven length runner-up clocked 28.57 in winning her two weeks back! So the times actually tally!

Another to produce a fast run was the Damian Patterson trained Exit Milan (Hondo Black/ Drumcove Blonde) which turned in easily a career best when winning the A1 seventh in 28.62. A nice dash of early saw him lead into the back from Lolos Hurricane and Woodsgift Ash. Exit Milan led by two and a half on the third bend but had to race to the line to beat Lolos by a length and a half.

The judge had plenty to do on the night and he was again called into action in the eighth race, an Open 525, where the Tina McGrane trained Monery Boss (Ninja Jamie/ Monery Lady) got away smartly and was in apparent command down the back. But Hillcroft Lexie came with a flying run and looked a certain winner but Monery Boss bravely held her by a short head in 28.71.

The final race of the night was an A1 550 and the Walter Sames trained veteran Bulls Bolt)(Yeah Man/ Chloes Dream) ran like a young fellow as he took it up from Walk On Fire halfway down the back and held repeated challenges before winning by two lengths from Walk On Fire in 30.18.

Someone mentioned graded Irish racing like flapping over here, where bookies would go evens each of 6, totally in the dark before one emerged as "the one", probably returning 1/2, with the rest not pushed out much from evens!