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Cheers For Thea 06 Apr 12:09
How did the horse drift from 2/1 to 8/1 on here during yesterday afternoon?
Surely certain accounts must be looked at?
infomaniac 06 Apr 12:23
Drifters NEVER win,
especially one of Barney's, FACT.
Sir Gary Neville 06 Apr 12:25
Think you've got the wrong horse. Aviso won.
Cheers For Thea 06 Apr 12:26
Info - you know the score. How does a horse drift that quickly and that dramatically??
I couldnt believe my eyes..
How did the horse drift from 2/1 to 8/1 on here during yesterday afternoon?
Surely certain accounts must be looked at?
infomaniac 06 Apr 12:23
Drifters NEVER win,
especially one of Barney's, FACT.
Sir Gary Neville 06 Apr 12:25
Think you've got the wrong horse. Aviso won.
Cheers For Thea 06 Apr 12:26
Info - you know the score. How does a horse drift that quickly and that dramatically??
I couldnt believe my eyes..
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Looked to me like the price was shortened early doors by accounts expecting a Barney trier (RP Spotlight was very positive too), the early money meant the firms priced it up very, very short (6/4 or so). As there was no significant support near the off the price drifted dramatically. The volume traded wasn't all that high if I remember rightly. Problem with his runners seems to be if there is no money for them then accounts seem to be willing to lay at inflated prices. I'd expect his runners are looked at closely by BF and the BHA.
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They must have seen it was wearing vaselined specs, it kept running into the others.
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Interesting. Yes I saw there was very little traded at those prices but even still - it went from 3.0 to 10.0 in a very short space of time. It must have been a small number of accounts that were laying and these accounts must be looked at imo...
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