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.Fidway.
When: 18 Sep 11 07:55
cheers.have thought he was the winner of the race for months and end up only putting on a tenner . must admit i ended up with macs power as my main bet
By:
betilyerded
When: 18 Sep 11 11:01
Not Eddie Aherns greatest moment. Whats the point in getting the stall you wanted and then switching high to see your side winning the race. Not that it would have made much difference but at least the Koucash runners set the pace on that side.
KK plainly didnt handle the ground, Pastoral Player got going all too late again (he'll go close in next years Stewards Cup if the grounds fast as he needs a flat out gallop on quick ground and he covered half of Sussex Downs in this years race), Son Of The Cat likewise and I thought Hawkeyethenoo was the eyecatcher with Ascot in mind in a couple of weeks time. Great race to watch though, particularly as I didnt have a bet in the end!
By:
Facts
When: 18 Sep 11 11:23
.Fidway. !! Never change your mind - have the strength of your initial convictions
By:
bazzar
When: 18 Sep 11 14:05
I commiserate with FIDWAY, I did exactly the same with MASKED MARVEL in the LEGER, but we are human beings and as such WILL NEVER achieve perfection.
I remember thinking I had backed a stumour in the AYR GOLD CUP  a few years ago when FUNFAIR WANE ran last in stewards cup, but my money was already on, history tells us that he won and my worries were unfounded.
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.Fidway.
When: 18 Sep 11 14:20
bazaar i backed funfair wane to both his ayr gold cup wins. remember just about everyone at my work had £10 or £20 on . was a popular chap on the monday. 2 years later i didnt fancy him that much but stuck on a cheeky £5 on at 33s.felt as though i had lost because i never had a decent bet on him.
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bazzar
When: 18 Sep 11 19:38
Must admit I never fancied him first time, but when he beat the excellent trial tackle, THE TATLING by 3/4 length giving him 13lbs,
then I COULD NOT let him run unbacked, especially in the AYR GOLD CUP.
Not a big backer but love to puzzle out what trainers might be doing, since you mentioned your workmates, do you find that most are lazy as regards form study and look to others for help, because I have met up with this down the years?
By:
Facts
When: 19 Sep 11 11:28
^ applies to the vast majority of punters.Hence all the tipsters eg Pricewise. No one can/wants to be bothered studying and keeping records.For me its half the joy - especially when proved correct !
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bazzar
When: 19 Sep 11 11:49
A good example was old Captain Elsey complaining about the Lincoln would have been better for his horse if the race was a fortnight later
and I decided that he was "putting us away", BABUR 1958, having backed him in 1957, I got on him again.
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