Made my opening gambit, just a few quid Colbert Station and Seabass. Been following Colbert in Ireland and couldnt not back it. Seabass has a woman jockey onboard. She's done well before and it would be nice to see her make history.
Others got an eye on, Chicago Grey, Ballabriggs, Sunnyhillboy.
Horses for coppers only could be Quel Esprit and Saint Are.
Good luck, you always need it in this the greatest steeplechase in the world
I fancy On His Own to do a West Tip... He was travelling strongly last year before coming down at Bechers 2nd time around... (Did not jump well early but got better). He won a hurdle prep race and comes into this on the same mark as last year... Hard to Nap a National winner but I fancy nothing else.... Gonna have a tenner on Joncol for sentiment if he definately runs!!!
I fancy On His Own to do a West Tip... He was travelling strongly last year before coming down at Bechers 2nd time around...(Did not jump well early but got better). He won a hurdle prep race and comes into this on the same mark as last year...Hard t
Let's face it, it's always a lottery but happy enough with my 19/1 Colbert Station and 13.5/1 Seabass. Mentioned a few for coppers on the opening post and would like to add Balthazar King mainly, hunter could do well. One other for peanuts, Mr Moonshine. Might be lucky if one of them gets round unscathed!
Let's face it, it's always a lottery but happy enough with my 19/1 Colbert Station and 13.5/1 Seabass. Mentioned a few for coppers on the opening post and would like to add Balthazar King mainly, hunter could do well. One other for peanuts, Mr Moonsh
Woody. Seabass is owned by some fellahs twelve miles up the road from me. I hope it wins the race but I fear the poor performances of the Irish horses so far at Aintree is down to the going being Good not Soft or Heavy. The vibes have not been coming out so positive from Dunmore.
Woody. Seabass is owned by some fellahs twelve miles up the road from me. I hope it wins the race but I fear the poor performances of the Irish horses so far at Aintree is down to the going being Good not Soft or Heavy. The vibes have not been coming
I remember the "amazing" Tom Segal, Pricewise last year. He was interviewed before the race and calmly gave a few, as time ran out, he managed to rattle off about another four!
I remember the "amazing" Tom Segal, Pricewise last year. He was interviewed before the race and calmly gave a few, as time ran out, he managed to rattle off about another four!
I think the "amazing" Tom Segal turns over good profits every year in the RP though Woody so if he wants to tip up 35 of the 40 runners i wouldn't be saying anything
I think the "amazing" Tom Segal turns over good profits every year in the RP though Woody so if he wants to tip up 35 of the 40 runners i wouldn't be saying anything
I wouldn't be a fan, only take any notice of what he puts up as come 8 tonight when it's realised on the RP online the ****s that pretend to be bookmakers slash the prices and only put them back up for 15 mins in the morning when you're limited to pennies. It's a nightmare when he tips up one you fancy
I wouldn't be a fan, only take any notice of what he puts up as come 8 tonight when it's realised on the RP online the ****s that pretend to be bookmakers slash the prices and only put them back up for 15 mins in the morning when you're limited to pe
yeah but by same token when birch tips one up i abort my plans first thing in the morning to get on go back to bed, go to the gym and just after lunch start playing a point higher
although that cash cow now ended as he isnt having another greyhound bet ever again so back to the drawing board
yeah but by same token when birch tips one up i abort my plans first thing in the morning to get on go back to bed, go to the gym and just after lunch start playing a point higher although that cash cow now ended as he isnt having another greyhound b
there were only 17 that got round, slightly higher than the recent historical par
I think all 40 coming back safe and sound was essential, so job done there
across the bay ran a great race, typical lovely positive ride , as for seabass
there were only 17 that got round, slightly higher than the recent historical parI think all 40 coming back safe and sound was essential, so job done thereacross the bay ran a great race, typical lovely positive ride , as for seabass
While i don't want to see any horses getting injured it didn't do it for me [however i've never been a big fan of the race], they may as well just have a 4 1/2 mile handicap chase on the Mildmay course now, the fences are probably tougher on that course
While i don't want to see any horses getting injured it didn't do it for me [however i've never been a big fan of the race], they may as well just have a 4 1/2 mile handicap chase on the Mildmay course now, the fences are probably tougher on that cou
Auroras Encore would probably been in my bottom five out of the forty, a lot of other people's too. Huge payday for the bookies. It was a similar story in the Irish Grand National. These races seem nothing but bookie benefits
Auroras Encore would probably been in my bottom five out of the forty, a lot of other people's too. Huge payday for the bookies. It was a similar story in the Irish Grand National. These races seem nothing but bookie benefits