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In one of the forum's most popular threads at the moment....
Big Boss 02 Mar 16 18:35 different gravy Kenco, I backed it last year when it won at 25/1 Cool |
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vicky pedelton lay thread these were posted after the event
sageform 02 Mar 16 15:28 Joined: 15 Jun 01 | Topic/replies: 7,018 | Blogger: sageform's blog The only ever danger was falling off and she managed to avoid that. As good as most amateurs on that evidence but the more competitive nature of the Foxhunters will be a very different challenge. roida 02 Mar 16 15:36 Joined: 12 Feb 11 | Topic/replies: 13,014 | Blogger: roida's blog wd sage..you must have cleaned up. sageform 02 Mar 16 15:50 Joined: 15 Jun 01 | Topic/replies: 7,018 | Blogger: sageform's blog I didn't clean up exactly but I did back it and laid off before the second last just in case. You only had to look at the form to know that if an experienced amateur had been riding, it would have been about 2/5 favourite. vomit wrenching from this serial offender sageform was almost as bad as listening to seathestars no1 telling us it was his biggest bet of the year...he at least put it up before the race but to say it was your biggest bet of the year and wanting everyone else to stroke him off in a race that contained mostly riders who hadn't ridden a winner says an awful lot you have to tip your hat to these 2 |
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Sagform really is a masterpiece. An aftertimer of the first order.
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All joking aside, it's no easy task delivering quality aftertimes at will, what sets the classier after-timers apart is that added flourish with which they manage to sign it off with
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GT GT 18 Mar 16 20:37 Joined: 08 Nov 03 | Topic/replies: 12,069 | Blogger: GT's blog I was a Don Cossack backer, but have backed Davy on Mal Dini,Diamond King & Dandridge(who would have won if it hadn't made 3 bad mistakes IMO). I personally think there is no better jockey than Davy at the Festival.his profitability of +£66.50 bear that out since 2012... Not one, not even two, but three aftertimes in one short post - 9/4, 12/1 and 14/1, no less. An added flourish with an 8/1 second thrown in for good measure. |
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states have backed davy as if to half kid himself that it is a pre race post instead of a filthy aftertime  |
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I had not noticed that little twist , well spotted Duffy.
Artful as a wagon load of monkeys some of them. |
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wondersobright Joined: 13 Jun 06
Replies: 31798 02 Apr 16 16:06 thought the horse was on fumes 2 out but he not gone too hard and saved a bit kwality ride Grin The d!ckhead aftertimer can often be spotted sporting shades. |
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layingdoesntwork 02 Apr 16 17:21
there was quite a bit of money on the winner before the off, followed it luckily W@nkst!ck |
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jasey Joined: 22 Jul 08
Replies: 1544 05 Apr 16 22:25 Yeah Auroras was a good stats horse. I backed both of them Ante Post as did loads on here m8. They were hardly from fashionable yards with big owners maybe that had something to do with it. Re Mon Mome AND Aurora's Encore.  |
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Oldgit1 09 Apr 16 00:24
"Another for Many Clouds. Loved the win last year" I loved the price and the Tote Exacta dividend that I had more than once. Old git living up to his name. Pr!ck. |
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Platini Joined: 20 Dec 02
Replies: 13289 09 Apr 16 17:57 Brilliant shout. Didn't see this thread till now but I read something positive about him on another forum so had a couple of quid on. Plenty of post-grand national vermin around. |
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I can't remember the last time I backed the national winner..honest!
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This on a discussion about the SP of Danny Willett, Masters winner...
grumpyjim 11 Apr 16 00:40 Joined: 30 May 03 | Topic/replies: 3,321 | Blogger: grumpyjim's blog ew 55 to1 early in week spoke to peter the butcher said he was 95 well i had enough on . but considered him as best english hope ,,not after timing ..as ew with goonyella , so happy to peg back some losses . well done to danny W ,, National change in going upset my whole weekend .. sorted now .. ?? The classic 'not aftertiming but' play. Note the casual, almost throwaway loser to authenticate the filthy aftertime. |
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...Sadly, I have to retract this one. To be fair to the poster, he did give the golf bets in another, unrelated post. Grovelling apology. |
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bettinghelp
15 Apr 16 10:18 Joined: 11 Sep 06 | Topic/replies: 170 | Blogger: bettinghelp's blog I laid 1-0 at 1.50, 2-0 at 1.16, 3-1 I'm told was 1.03, but didn't lay that... This in reply to the question: Dortmund price in running? According to Debrett's Guide to Etiquette and Modern Manners, the correct response would be a simple statement of fact. It is bad form to slip in a crafty aftertime. |
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 Filthy. |
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Joined: 25 Jun 06 | Topic/replies: 18,707 | Blogger: Just Checking's blog
Do rough people even know who is their daddy? I once slept with a rough girl and I kept asking her, she never gave a satisfactory response. Did you ffs |
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MJK 29 Apr 16 18:49
Had a good bet on Koshari at 3s so am delighted but thought Cooper handed him the race before the 3rd last by moving out and letting the winner cone between them. Winner is obviously a good horse and would probably have won anyway. I like Cooper but thought that was poor race riding. Utter filth. |
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der_der_73 Joined: 12 Jan 11
Replies: 2983 12 May 16 15:53 I had the winner there but i noticed ex champion jockey struggling again there. Many times this year, he has given horses too much to do, got them in bad positions and been out ridden in a finish...........it must have been a bad year he won champion jockey The classic 'I had the winner' intro..... Scum. |
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eric_morris 12 May 16 18:44
This is the reason i covered my positions on the race with Wings of Desire at prices up to 27 last night. Despite plenty of posts on the thread there was absolutley no mention of fancying this horse - rancid stuff from Eric.  |
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s.kenbo Joined: 05 Aug 12
Replies: 10334 23 May 16 20:57 He did alright for me on Amberliegh House!! Mind you, I think that was the last time I found the winner in that race! Almost a teenage aftertime. Filth. |
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SlippyBlue Joined: 11 Jun 12
Replies: 20654 13 Jun 16 21:44 under 2.5 in this game was stealing money  Posted in the 89th minute. |
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Slippy is given a reprieve. He posted before the game.
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what absolute filth from rubber johnny
Absolutely filled my boots on the Hungary - Portugal match Johnny_Mustang Johnny_Mustang 22 Jun 16 19:55 Joined: 18 Feb 07 | Topic/replies: 9,629 | Blogger: Johnny_Mustang's blog Backed o4.5 and also cashed out when it was 3-3 my o6.5 (90s) and Hungary AUQ (400s). Cheers quickly followed up by the aftertimers equivalent of an apology,"i did lose on the other game tho" [puke] |
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From the forum that keeps on giving
kincsem Date Joined: 12 Apr 04 Add contact | Send message 02 Jul 16 04:34 Joined: 12 Apr 04 | Topic/replies: 7,492 | Blogger: kincsem's blog I backed Iceland against England. I backed Wales against Belgium. I've backed Iceland at 10s against France. These matches are closer than the hype suggests. Take a bow son,take a bow K**** |
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Among all the comments/tributes surrounding Fallon's retirement, this:
aberdonia 04 Jul 16 18:28 Joined: 18 Oct 08 | Topic/replies: 12,537 | Blogger: aberdonia's blog When he was riding for the Ramsdens, he got left about 10 yards behind at the start, still won. Would have been 999/1 on here. Loved him ever since, had a pretty big bet on that day. |
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A sneaky one this. In answer to an OP that put up a tip for a horse that 'bolted in last time'....
kavvie 05 Jul 16 16:11 Joined: 26 Feb 04 | Topic/replies: 9,137 | Blogger: kavvie's blog i backed it last time at 9/2 not backing it at evens with an extra 7lbs.. |
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Just Checking 10 Jul 16 22:39
I was literally just trying to get a cheeky fiver on 1-0 @ 18s when that went in, odds were about 16s or so for 1-0 I think |
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bustino
09 Jul 16 03:33 Joined: 07 Jun 11 | Topic/replies: 537 | Blogger: bustino's blog had a lumpy bet on kerber to bt venus and raoinic to bt federrer in their respective semi-final matches............. This preamble to a post about Raonic's chances of beating Murray - as if to make the comments that follow carry more weight. Filth. |
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Golden Horn - John Gosden
Half brother to Eastern Belle who was a decent filly for Gosden last season, he only won by a neck first time out but he missed the kick and gave a start to Storm The Stars who looks decent himself and had the benefit of a run in a good maiden at Newmarket no less. He made up a fair bit of ground very easily and looked to be getting well on top but the runner up was game. He has been given a rating of 90 and I think thats a nice mark to start him out in a decent 3yo handicap. Mar 28, 2015 you quoted me on a post 3 months after this, fail to see how its an aftertime |
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Taghrooda - John Gosden
Another by Sea The Stars, Hamdan filly who was seemingly unfancied at 20/1 on debut in a Newmarket maiden. She travelled like a dream and kept finding all the way to the line to beat a solid yardstick in Casual Smile who had the benefit of two strong runs under her belt. This filly is bred to stay all day and to show that sort of speed and class was very impressive. She should be starting out in an Oaks Trial and ill be surprised if she is not a major player come the big day. Mar 20, 2014 |
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So Mi Dar - John Gosden
Maybe the star of the show, weak in the betting for a Windsor maiden, she had a nice position in 3rd through the race but was a bit keen, initially outpaced by the favourite 2 out she took a while to hit top stride and stayed on strongly to get up on the line under a considerate enough ride. The 2nd had the benefit of 2 runs under her belt, the latter of those a good 2nd to Thetis at Newmarket who went on to run 2nd in the Rockfel. The dam Dar Re Mi needs no introduction, a multiple Group 1 winning daughter of Darara, a half sister to Rewilding, So Mi Dar is the second foal and the first was Group 3 placed. She must have been expected to need the run first time so she done well to win and looks to be crying out for a trip, major player for the Oaks and worth a bet at 33/1. Mar 25, 2016 |
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big_keef 11 Jul 16 17:13
been busy so just logged on in time to watch the 4.45 at Chelmsford, don't normally do it but backed lord of the storm in the photo, went in straight away at 1.43 then it drifted to 1.6 plus, looked the clear winner to me, was a little worried with the drift, wish I had gone in again now  must be a strange angle looked clear in real time, very very close in the photo though Great story bro but I can't help thinking that....... [ This image is no longer available. ] |
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granitjack Joined: 05 Jul 16
Replies: 19 14 Jul 16 20:04 I dont remember ever seeing this horse make the running in any race it's run in?! (I backed Decorated Knight by the way) D!ckhead. |
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McCoy Carp Joined: 02 Nov 05
Replies: 2050 14 Jul 16 21:19 I tried my best to curse it for you by backing it. Not normally my sort of thing, but thought 6/5 wasn't a bad price. Bloke starts a thread about wanting to lay a fav, and this muglet comes up with this gem post race. Scumbag. |
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stu
Joined: 12 Jan 02 Replies: 11330 25 Jul 16 18:18 crazy thing is, when I looked at it I mused 'big price for a once raced...' didn't touch it though of course dandy flame 200/1 sp |
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themightymac • July 30, 2016 6:51 PM BST
I remember betting one of his in his early days named Lazy Dynamite which won at 33/1. I had it on the Tote and it paid 100/1 filth |