New Posts For Thread: Japan Cuphttps://community.betfair.com/horse_antepost/go/thread/view/94098/30133149/japan-cupEURO Horses Accepted InvitationsJAPAN CUP (G1)Sunday, November 24as of November 9number of horse(s): 3Trained Country Horse Name Sex/Age trainerGB JOSHUA TREE (IRE) H6 E. DunlopIRE SIMENON (IRE) G6 W. MullinsFR DUNADEN (I'd say the difference, for me, is when I'm betting in good turf races I feel I'm competing against other punters and the majority's view of the race, whereas in lower class races with weak markets I'm very much aware that insider knowledge often makhttps://community.betfair.com/horse_antepost/go/thread/view/94098/30133149/japan-cup?post_id=536846395#536846395I'd say the difference, for me, is when I'm betting in good turf races I feel I'm competing against other punters and the majority's view of the race, whereas in lower class races with weak markets I'm very much aware that insider knowledge often makTue, 10 Dec 2013 10:24:31 -0600Yeah, I remember one afternoon about 3 years ago and it was just "gamble landed", "gamble landed", one after the other, followed by the inevitable bottom licking from the tv pundits. I'm sure a lot of punters do well at spotting such plots and it's ahttps://community.betfair.com/horse_antepost/go/thread/view/94098/30133149/japan-cup?post_id=536846209#536846209Yeah, I remember one afternoon about 3 years ago and it was just "gamble landed", "gamble landed", one after the other, followed by the inevitable bottom licking from the tv pundits. I'm sure a lot of punters do well at spotting such plots and it's aTue, 10 Dec 2013 10:07:56 -0600It's a difficult one figgis, I do prefer a/w particularly southwell for angles but the markets are weak as you say. The thing with the lower grade racing is a lot of the time it will be down to landing gambles. I mean take Prince of Burma the other whttps://community.betfair.com/horse_antepost/go/thread/view/94098/30133149/japan-cup?post_id=536846013#536846013It's a difficult one figgis, I do prefer a/w particularly southwell for angles but the markets are weak as you say. The thing with the lower grade racing is a lot of the time it will be down to landing gambles. I mean take Prince of Burma the other wTue, 10 Dec 2013 09:50:32 -0600Stevie, I have done in some recent seasons but not for the last couple. I find it a very different game than the turf, particularly the polytrack courses. My bigger bets on the turf are on the better horses in the better races, I just don't have thehttps://community.betfair.com/horse_antepost/go/thread/view/94098/30133149/japan-cup?post_id=536845439#536845439Stevie, I have done in some recent seasons but not for the last couple. I find it a very different game than the turf, particularly the polytrack courses. My bigger bets on the turf are on the better horses in the better races, I just don't have theTue, 10 Dec 2013 09:01:58 -0600Figgs, do you do much betting on the a/w over the winter, good card at southwell today, I see wolves will be getting a new suface in 6 months I hope they change to fibresand like it was before but I suspect not.https://community.betfair.com/horse_antepost/go/thread/view/94098/30133149/japan-cup?post_id=536845131#536845131Figgs, do you do much betting on the a/w over the winter, good card at southwell today, I see wolves will be getting a new suface in 6 months I hope they change to fibresand like it was before but I suspect not.Tue, 10 Dec 2013 08:39:21 -0600Brigust does come up with some very good info about Arkle and horses of the 60s which I enjoy reading as was before my time. Anyway GL with the house brigust. I'm sure if you and Figgis were discussing this in the pub over a pint it would discussed ihttps://community.betfair.com/horse_antepost/go/thread/view/94098/30133149/japan-cup?post_id=536844923#536844923Brigust does come up with some very good info about Arkle and horses of the 60s which I enjoy reading as was before my time. Anyway GL with the house brigust. I'm sure if you and Figgis were discussing this in the pub over a pint it would discussed iTue, 10 Dec 2013 08:24:30 -0600You know the sad thing Figgis, you pompous pr ick, you already are historyA second lol moment in 24 hours. One thing I will say about the past, the comedy was betterhttps://community.betfair.com/horse_antepost/go/thread/view/94098/30133149/japan-cup?post_id=536844739#536844739You know the sad thing Figgis, you pompous pr ick, you already are historyA second lol moment in 24 hours. One thing I will say about the past, the comedy was betterTue, 10 Dec 2013 08:09:51 -0600Now I have some building plans to finish and a house to build so I will be absent from the forum from now on. Au revoir.https://community.betfair.com/horse_antepost/go/thread/view/94098/30133149/japan-cup?post_id=536844707#536844707Now I have some building plans to finish and a house to build so I will be absent from the forum from now on. Au revoir.Tue, 10 Dec 2013 08:08:05 -0600You know the sad thing Figgis, you pompous pr ick, you already are history. There is only you and a couple of your 'mates' left on this forum. Switch the lights out when you go. That's OK Stevie this forum was supposed to be about debate but it has bhttps://community.betfair.com/horse_antepost/go/thread/view/94098/30133149/japan-cup?post_id=536844621#536844621You know the sad thing Figgis, you pompous pr ick, you already are history. There is only you and a couple of your 'mates' left on this forum. Switch the lights out when you go. That's OK Stevie this forum was supposed to be about debate but it has bTue, 10 Dec 2013 08:02:23 -0600oh thanks for the post on Free Guest btw brigust. I had forgotten that one. I see in 1985 a horse called Fish n chips won it. Was there not also a horse in the 60s called fish n chips?https://community.betfair.com/horse_antepost/go/thread/view/94098/30133149/japan-cup?post_id=536844571#536844571oh thanks for the post on Free Guest btw brigust. I had forgotten that one. I see in 1985 a horse called Fish n chips won it. Was there not also a horse in the 60s called fish n chips?Tue, 10 Dec 2013 07:59:31 -0600