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07 Oct 15
10:13
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There has been a major change to the Comerford Cakes Stakes this year with the word “puppy” dropped from the title as the age qualification date is older than the puppy limit!
This on the back of the Puppy Derby doing it and becoming the Juvenile Derby.
Now the Puppy Derby is not just for puppies, the National Puppy Stake is not just for puppies.
What next ?? Dogs in the Oaks
Getting silly now this is
This on the back of the Puppy Derby doing it and becoming the Juvenile Derby.
Now the Puppy Derby is not just for puppies, the National Puppy Stake is not just for puppies.
What next ?? Dogs in the Oaks
Getting silly now this is
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I was in the bookies last night and a couple of races from Cork came on. They were betting to 161% and 172% over-round. Does anyone with an inkling of a fair book bet on this poor excuse for a betting medium? I know it's slightly off subject but nevertheless, highlights limited, decent betting opportunities in Ireland
I look forward to you standing at a track near me betting to 120%, don't whinge now when the thing we have qualified in 30:30 comes out and wins in 28:50 after we have smashed it up into no price
similar thing over here PF with the intertrack...now its a "youngsters" race rather than a puppy race
fkin shove it up your arse
fkin shove it up your arse
The bookies standing at Curraheen got cleaned out last Tuesday night. One punter reportedly took 9k from them. They told the reps from the firms that they weren't being dictated to anymore. So they're reverting back to their own prices, hence the big %
you have to have 2 seconds in hand in ireland to guarantee 2nd place
Curraheen been dropped by TurfTV according to IGB. Replacing it with Tralee
CORK'S Curraheen Park has been dropped from the TurfTV experiment around three Irish greyhound tracks going into betting shops because of increasingly high overrounds.
TurfTV's Michael Conlon said: "It resulted in a bad experience for punters, everything else at the track was fine apart from this. We're going to replace it on Tuesday nights with Tralee. On the whole the product [Mullingar on Sundays, Youghal on Mondays] has gone down well with customers in UK as well as Ireland."
Bookmakers in Ireland tend traditionally bet to a protective high margin on routine events, but the IGB had embarked on a Bags-type product through the use of exposed runners, and asked rings to co-operate if possible.
Mullingar has bet consistently best to the low 130s, while Tralee would normally be significantly higher.
TurfTV's Michael Conlon said: "It resulted in a bad experience for punters, everything else at the track was fine apart from this. We're going to replace it on Tuesday nights with Tralee. On the whole the product [Mullingar on Sundays, Youghal on Mondays] has gone down well with customers in UK as well as Ireland."
Bookmakers in Ireland tend traditionally bet to a protective high margin on routine events, but the IGB had embarked on a Bags-type product through the use of exposed runners, and asked rings to co-operate if possible.
Mullingar has bet consistently best to the low 130s, while Tralee would normally be significantly higher.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jl-yiMrMveA
trainers rightly not happy - some saying they're going to Wimbledon instead for the Puppy Derby instead of Shelbourne
trainers rightly not happy - some saying they're going to Wimbledon instead for the Puppy Derby instead of Shelbourne
Why on earth aren't Turf TV screening UK Greyhound racing
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