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kemo sabe 26 Mar 15 19:03
one of my most favourite horses from one of my favourite stables with perhaps my least favourite jockey ... Ok he did ride stun gun to win two weeks ago ... but hes ridden some poor ones mostly when ive backed them .I actually punted this at around 35s a few weeks ago here and it won . I didnt back it last time but the time before it was out with the washing 30lengths detatched yey produced a Dancing Brave type finish to be a rapidly closeing third beaten maybe a couple of necks ,,That day i had a biggish bet on it at around 20s ,So we come to today ... its going to get behind the question is of course will paddy engage brain and not overcomplicate it ie come wide not between horses .Its also against a couple of inform better horses than last time ... but ive had a good day today so im putting on a decent chunk of my winnings ... i might also try a bet in running at big odds ,,,especially with its running style ... I feel sick. |
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Pre fat [the potato blight man] sneaks in to the forum with his usual poisonous one line contribution.the lads on the irish forum have him sussed out.
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We know all about you, Chief. You don't go in the water at all, do you.
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bigdeal2 04 Apr 15 17:35
well done .. put it in pound win double with central flame .. got on at 14s and central flame 7s .. put 120.00 in my pocket . cheers feller . Some Bloke puts up a 20/1 winner and has his thread besmirched with this filth. Vermin. |
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Do you ever give it a rest?
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Navel-Gazer 06 Apr 15 19:33
I managed to back the first two (only two bets in the race) but alas, no forecast Sad  |
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Koi is a masochist....sad person...
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I think it is only fair that Sagform be given his own thread. He deserves one.
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Millerracing67 15 Apr 15 17:40
It was a nice 1st time out performance from Osaila 2day, she was the form pick in my book, had a few £££ on her this morn at 4s Happy she overcame a tricky outside draw to win a shade snugly |
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Half an apology to Miller - he tipped it in the morning in this forum. Still.... I'd rather find out how clever he is
myself, rather than having him boast about it in other threads. |
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sidthekid 18 Apr 15 14:18
His Positioning throughout the race left something to be Desired, I just layed it at 1.15 before they Departed company. Hate this type of vermin |
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kavvie 18 Apr 15 15:21
i backed cheltenian remembered callit being sweet last yr.. Probably deserves his own thread this fella - cretin. |
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onlooker 26 Apr 15 14:48
Yes - adamski - I agree - now having seen the Print. I backed the second to win - and the 4th Each Way - BOTH beaten a NOSE in Photos. Flying start to the day. Sad Thankfully - The Bolger colt then obliged at Gowran. Thankfully, indeed. Filth. |
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He is becoming a serial offender that one Dan.
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PBK 21 Apr 15 20:53
Not to offend you limestone lad but you must lose plenty Sad Fu ck Ladcrooks I detest them also insurance companies good at taking your money but hate paying out. I hit em last year Ascot for just over 14K To offend you, pr!ck. |
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OI OI RICKY FOWLER ,,,, GET IN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Zodiac Zodiac 11 May 15 09:11 Joined: 08 Nov 03 | Topic/replies: 6,886 | Blogger: Zodiac's blog GOOD MORNING DISCIPLES ,,,, I DONT THINK THE LAYERS ARE FEELING 2 GRAND TODAY !!! ZODIE,, THE BETTING AND FORUM LEGEND ,,, NOW GOLFING GURU LaughLaughLaugh |
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Packer enjoyed telling people that his grandfather, Robert Clyde Packer, went to the races in the Tasmanian city of Hobart, found $10 on the ground, bet it on a 10-to-1 long-shot, and the horse won in glorious fashion. "He bought a ticket to Sydney and went into the newspaper industry and did quite well," Packer would grossly understate. "That's where my family started from: 10-bob on a race course."
He was wrong-the horse won by a neck |
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11/8 Fav 8.30 Sligo............... Punters don`t watch racing
easygold easygold 20 May 15 20:42 Joined: 18 Mar 05 | Topic/replies: 3,322 | Blogger: easygold's blog 2 miles around a tight track, are punters having a laugh.......... that horse comes off the bridle over 2m4f+ and punters think a drop in trip will suit........... My god....... note time of post..... |
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FELTFAIR
Date Joined: 01 Jun 10 Add contact | Send message 18 May 15 18:34 Joined: 01 Jun 10 | Topic/replies: 4,059 | Blogger: FELTFAIR's blog Right Figgis read carefully. Derby Betting started for me with the G2 Beresford Stakes in September 2014 when I sat and watched with the Derby betting in front of me. Around the furlong marker it seemed clear to me that Ol`Man River was going to win effortlessly. I quickly entered my stake and got matched. Immediately after the race I was able to lay off at a shorter price and the Derby screen turned green.Sorry I didn`t inform you prior to this trading but it was a spur of the moment event. Next, after Christmas Ladbrokes were consistently offering 8/1 about John F Kennedy for the Derby and you could lay shorter on Betfair so I helped myself to the price and then layed the horse on Betfair over a few weeks at just over 4/1. The Derby screen turned greener. Sorry I didn`t inform you but the opportunity was there for all to see. Then I explored all the entries, in particular, the French entries on their clock performances and based on that review I had more than enough green in my book to back a few big priced horses as follows,Consort which I then layed and it probably won`t run,Order of St George which I layed at a worse price than I backed it at but I am pretty certain it will not run,Karaktar, Migwah and Epicuris all from France I backed at big prices on the off chance that one or more might just turn up and I could trade shorter. Probably money wasted but so be it. Didn`t think it important enough to inform you. Then I read some breaking news that Giovanni Canaletto had scoped badly and would miss his trial, at Chester as I recall, so I immediately layed the horse and backed it back at a bigger price when the news circulated. I would have had more on but the price shortened up again and it now seems it will run in the Gallinule on Sunday. Unless it does something very good against the clock I will let it run. Again this was a spur of the moment thing and I didn`t have time to notify you in advance. Next, prior to the Dante I again looked at the Derby market and decided based on clock performances I did not want Jack Hobbs or Zawraq winning too much so layed them both prior to the Dante. Again sorry for not informing you prior to these transactions but I did not realise it would aggravate you so much. Finally on Dante day I had the Derby betting in front of me and when Golden Horn,which incidentally I backed in the Fielden at Newmarket, cruised to the front I pressed the button and got matched. I did not have a lot on because of the doubts over his participation but when it was confirmed he would go the the Derby I traded some of my investment. Once again it was a spur of the moment event and never had time to inform you in advance. I will do no more now until final declarations are made and the state of the ground is reasonably well established at which point I will post any final adjustments/trades on my "2015 Derby" thread as I do for all the "big race threads", the 2000 and 1000 Guineas being the most recent. I trust this acceptable to you and does not aggravate you anymore than you seem to be now. |
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Sandown
Date Joined: 06 Dec 01 Add contact | Send message 05 Jun 15 17:15 Joined: 06 Dec 01 | Topic/replies: 2,341 | Blogger: Sandown's blog Thank goodness for in-running lay betting as I actually won more than I would otherwise have done. But no gloating because I do not how Legatissimo lost that except perhaps for its antics on the way to post. Guess that they will drop her back to 10f.Looking at the form there is no way I could have the winner and its pure chance that I won. It was a Foinavon type result. As for CZ well she had no chance after 4f pulling like that. funny old game this.  |
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Shocking omission here - there's no mention of some boyos backing the Irish Open Winner (and even worse, at huge odds too).
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oneyallbeenwaiting4 06 Jun 15 17:44 Joined: 04 Jun 12 | Topic/replies: 1,120 | Blogger: oneyallbeenwaiting4's blog
He was on my list of 3yo's to follow before a ball was kicked this season, 11 colts and 11 fillies. I thought 90 was a nice mark to start in a handicap! And I wasnt wrong. about Golden Horn |
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appformat • June 14, 2015 11:19 PM BST
do wish they'd settle the market.... Subtle but non the less an aftertime, and just after GOMEZ (a 400/1 shot) wins the FedEx St Jude Golf Classic in Memphis, TN on a Sunday night. http://www.oddschecker.com/golf/fedex-st-jude-classic/winner/bet-history/fabian-gomez/today The poor boyo need to pray to St Jude imvho - one of the 12 Apostles of Jesus and is the patron saint of desperate cases and lost causes. |
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Novena to Saint Jude (Novenas are a prayer said for nine consecutive days):
"O Holy St Jude! Apostle and Martyr, great in virtue and rich in miracles, near kinsman of Jesus Christ, faithful intercessor for all who invoke thee, special patron in time of need; to thee I have recourse from the depth of my heart, and humbly beg thee, to whom God hath given such great power, to come to my assistance; help me now in my urgent need and grant my earnest petition. I will never forget thy graces and the favors thou dost obtain for me and I will do my utmost to spread devotion to thee. Amen." |
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Just so I don`t upset a few on here I backed The Grey Gatsby place only as he did me a few favours last year.Any win backers will be a little disappointed but that`s racing.
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FELTFAIR
16 Jun 15 17:39 Joined: 01 Jun 10 | Topic/replies: 4,082 | Blogger: FELTFAIR's blog After yesterday`s disappointment just one bet. Ectot e-w hoping he can deliver his pre Arc form. of course you did feltfair |
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Got home early and couldn`t just sit and watch.
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So I`m going to back Ayaar and GM Hopkins e-w in the Hunt Cup. Definitely my last bet of the day if that`s all right with you.
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aberdonia 27 Jun 15 17:14 Joined: 18 Oct 08 | Topic/replies: 11,793 | Blogger: aberdonia's blog
The irish boy on atr told everyone that it would not win , that small fields does not suit the horse. One should have betted accordingly. |
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Greg_Gory 03 Jul 15 21:05
almost missed the race but clicked on 2.84 Grin |
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pauliow • July 12, 2015 7:55 PM BST
Just tuned in. What to do? I layed the french chap at the Scottish Open earlier @ 2.6 for £100GrinGrin An hour after it finished ffs |
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THE MODEST AFTERTIMER
A skilled aftertimer can work in such a way he seems almost apologetic for being so shrewd. The key here is to seemingly reflect more on subsequent disasters than the massive touch that is clearly the point of the post. Johnny_Mustang 27 Jul 15 08:17 Hi Teetonmill. Have fond memories of your username as he was part of a five-horse accumulator I had one Saturday (what, probably 20 year's ago now?) that won me thousands. Haven't had a win like that since then of course.... |
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That one is a beauty. Well worth another look.
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In a thread asking what horse from years gone by do you wish you had seen, someone said "Bertie Wooster"
and gave racingguru a lead-in for a 26 year aftertime... racingguru 29 Aug 15 05:20 A strange choice but brings back some very good memories as remember backing it at 20/1 at Newmarket in 89 in my last year at Uni. A few mates and I had made the trip across from Colchester and I remember that Bertie Wooster was top or joint top on the old stopwatch ratings in the sporting life. Happy days |
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Not only did he get to mention a big-priced winner; he managed to drop in the fact that he went to university
back in the days when you had to pass real exams to get there. If there's one thing worse than an aftertimer, it's a clever aftertimer. |
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FIELDS OF ATHENRY
xaar 11 Sep 15 19:58 ohhhhh sweeettttt jasus i missed the the price on this CERT motor roller motor roller 11 Sep 15 20:00 Joined: 20 May 05 | Topic/replies: 282 | Blogger: motor roller's blog Got £66 on with lads at 6/1 9/2 now generally oneyallbeenwaiting4 11 Sep 15 20:08 Joined: 04 Jun 12 im on at 20s |
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zipper 11 Sep 15 17:26
5.25 lay berland tillb your nose bleeds Berland Jamie Spencer Non Runner 20.4%, Fri 11 Sep 09:02 |
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I'm sorry - I know that the football forum is full of filth but I had to bring this to the attention of the court. People were discussing the greatest upsets in the history of sport after Japan beat S.Africa at rugby yesterday when this little gem popped up after Wimbledon beating Liverpool in the FA Cup final in 88 was mentioned......
homefortea 19 Sep 15 19:44 Joined: 06 Sep 04 | Topic/replies: 11,311 | Blogger: homefortea's blog Some half-wit on the BBC site was trying to compare the result with the biggest shocks in sport.. He/she/it came up with Wimbledon beating Liverpool in the FA Cup Final.. Shows what freaks post on there as I backed Wimbledon at 40/1 to win the FA Cup before round three and they were fifth in the League.. 27 years, 4 months, and 5 days after the event, or if you'd prefer 9,989 days. If he'd just hung on a little bit longer he could've smashed the 10,000 day barrier before letting us know |
