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08 Apr 10
14:42
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...tear it up boys, i am thinking of just letting my 4yo son lose with the keyboard and Gruss , click away boy
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loose, lose is a freudian slip
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two 40/1 shots in a row , what you gonna do ?
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MST, how's it going mate?
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As you bet ir does it matter the price of the winner?
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warhol, absolutely pants this year , but having a blinding april so far so can't complain, just backed that thing for a place so in very good mood, pity i didn't do the win , for some reason thought it couldn' beat notus dlt or santuaire, thought they might be 1-2-3 again
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err, at Aintree, just forget Cheltenham winners, Big Bucks excepted, as he as already done it before. It takes alot out of a horse to win at Cheltenham, now Imperial Commander, well Cheltenham is its favourite course, however it all but beat Kauto at Haydock, so has a chance, but it has achieved its objective for the season. There may be 1 other Cheltenham/Aintree double winner this year, but they all go off short prices. so are not worth backing.
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Keep up the good work, hope it's the beginning of a good long run for you.
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There was no form to go off in the Leicester 2-yr-old race -
Uncles you LAID the front 2 in the betting because their previous 2nd and 3rd at Folkestone was in a slowl time run on a bog. As for Aintree - well it is a law until itself - every year. But wise ones know that this flat fast track is completely different to the 'ups and downs', and final hill of Cheltenham. |
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warhol how you finding it, i see they closed the warrington shop so thats not a back up option anymore
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MST, been away for a bit putting a business plan together. I think Aintree is an opportunity to do an Alan Potts and go against the crowd as form is tailing off.
Sad about Warrington -- have exchanged emails with Victor, and am sure he'll be back, he put a lot into that. Good luck mate. |
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onlooker 08 Apr 14:48
There was no form to go off in the Leicester 2-yr-old race - Uncles you LAID the front 2 in the betting because their previous 2nd and 3rd at Folkestone was in a slowl time run on a bog. ???? |
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I reply to cricnut - have a look at The Red Rum Hcap Chase and The Grand Annual m8.
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Merely an 'all round' remark, muqbil mate - meaning the 'form' was entirely inconclusive and almost irrelevant, due to the ground for a race made up of unraced 2-yr-olds.
Posted in response to an 'in-running' ONLY punter who started a thread about the FORM Book - which he will rarely, if ever, open ... and then drifts the thread into a 'chit chat' with a similar mate. :) |
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onlooker 08 Apr 15:23
Merely an 'all round' remark, muqbil mate - meaning the 'form' was entirely inconclusive and almost irrelevant, due to the ground for a race made up of unraced 2-yr-olds. Posted in response to an 'in-running' ONLY punter who started a thread about the FORM Book - which he will rarely, if ever, open ... and then drifts the thread into a 'chit chat' with a similar mate bit unfair mate i do my own ratings and study the game more than most, i play pre race admittedly to fun stakes and not too seriously |
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Just going off your many threads about the PC due to your 'in-running' modus operandi, MANCHESTER, mate.
We have discussed your 'Speed Ratings' approach before, a long time ago, on General Betting. As many on here know full well - I do not equate 'Speed Ratings' with traditional FORM study. |
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fair enough , whatever way you look at it some of these results in big races have been virtually impossible to predict using any method, they seem almost random at times, good luck
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another fine result, raceform surely couldn't give away form books now lol
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another one to reward form book students , its another bloodbath
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