Horse Antepost
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Any race that they win fortunes on the bookies have their PR people wheeled out to say how much they lost on the race to encourage them to come back for more.
Now that we KNOW they must have lost millions you can virtually hear tumbleweed, maybe an isolated under-estimate or two from them.
Overnight accumulative odds of 15,000/1 and morning odds of about 5,000/1 needs roughly £1000 broken into small denominations (lets say £10 at 100 bookies which 10 people could each achieve easily at shops in a different locality undetected plus nurtured losing telephone accounts) at just morning odds to win £5million.
This outfit will have placed a lot more than that and the bookies are afraid to publicize it in case there is anyone else out there willing to run some horses out the back then put them in a field for a year or so in someone else's ownership under a different relatively unsuccessful trainer before bringing them back on song in races well below their original class for the big day. Not rocket science is it and achievable by any half wit with accomplices who wants to make millions in a day for doing not much work.
The ordinary punters not only lose when backing these no-hopers in their pre-field races and backing their opposition when it is intended to show their true form, they also lose because bookies will want this money back and there is only one place they will be getting it from which is those who dont have inside information and play fair, the ordinary punter.
This is a dying game and the mystique cannot replace the reality.
Stick to better class races is the only way ordinary punters can avoid most of this farce however bookies and the coup architects want you to bet in low class fodder where this can happen. Another reason the bookies arent too keen to publicize this to those very punters who bet on this dross.
Get wise and raise your class of race or bet on other sports.
Now that we KNOW they must have lost millions you can virtually hear tumbleweed, maybe an isolated under-estimate or two from them.
Overnight accumulative odds of 15,000/1 and morning odds of about 5,000/1 needs roughly £1000 broken into small denominations (lets say £10 at 100 bookies which 10 people could each achieve easily at shops in a different locality undetected plus nurtured losing telephone accounts) at just morning odds to win £5million.
This outfit will have placed a lot more than that and the bookies are afraid to publicize it in case there is anyone else out there willing to run some horses out the back then put them in a field for a year or so in someone else's ownership under a different relatively unsuccessful trainer before bringing them back on song in races well below their original class for the big day. Not rocket science is it and achievable by any half wit with accomplices who wants to make millions in a day for doing not much work.
The ordinary punters not only lose when backing these no-hopers in their pre-field races and backing their opposition when it is intended to show their true form, they also lose because bookies will want this money back and there is only one place they will be getting it from which is those who dont have inside information and play fair, the ordinary punter.
This is a dying game and the mystique cannot replace the reality.
Stick to better class races is the only way ordinary punters can avoid most of this farce however bookies and the coup architects want you to bet in low class fodder where this can happen. Another reason the bookies arent too keen to publicize this to those very punters who bet on this dross.
Get wise and raise your class of race or bet on other sports.
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Opening more all weather tracks my @rse, lets expect more of this in the future as reverse Robin Hood taking from the poor to give to millionaire's continues with bookies playing down each time it happens while caning the ordinary punter to get it back until the next reverse Robin Hood day!
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So long as Koral took a beating i'm happy.
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