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By:
diddles
When: 12 Apr 10 23:42
grimster ive nothing to say but wanted you 2 get your double century up
By:
charwell.
When: 12 Apr 10 23:48
My gripe is with Oppenheimer who runs a 200% + book near the parade ring to catch the unwary. Absolutely scandalously underpriced on EVERY single horse on EVERY single race by about 40%!

Disgusting.
By:
Cricketer
When: 12 Apr 10 23:50
Oppenheimer? sounds like a pan lid. That would explain it.
By:
diddles
When: 13 Apr 10 00:00
Charwell we have to face simple facts of life-- The race course is not where serious money is bet with the exception of Cheltenham.
All course bookmaker play different games - some like to lay small for high %s Others Like B Dennis wants to take 3 times as much as any other bookmaker so he will bet to smaller margins. Some go there for entertainment - The majors lose money with their on course activities but are there to control off course liablity.
Serious punters don't exist on the race course any longer. I for one spent my life trailing from course to course punting - i still go racing but less often - But i never bet with on course bookmakers - most of mines done well before racing starts.
By:
charwell.
When: 13 Apr 10 00:30
Disagree - he gets a pitch near the parade ring with only one other bookie within sight and bets to ridiculous margins to fleece racegoers who aren't odds shrewd. It's disgusting and is not operating a book in any sense of the word. It's like a vulture waiting to swoop. And it gives other bookies a bad name.

My mate had a bet with him not realising he was half the price on every runner. He was seething when I pointed this out and has tarnished his day out feeling as though he was suckered.
By:
diddles
When: 13 Apr 10 07:06
charwell - i do understand your point - But this man buys and also pays rent to stand an offer his wares, hes not a charity shop - your pal has choice he either takes the easy option and bets with the first bookmaker he sees or he goes for a hike to the main ring and shops around. Ita a bit like the local shop who opens 24 hours or Tescos. Its all down to supply - demand and availability.
Bookmakers arnt there to give free lunches- they go to make a living its a jungle- thats why we love it.
By:
jimnast
When: 13 Apr 10 07:07
charwell,that might not be a problem next year.
By:
jimnast
When: 13 Apr 10 07:11
in fact charwell get your mate to write a letter to julian thick at aintree racecourse.
By:
diddles
When: 13 Apr 10 07:22
Its shoppers choice Charwell - some iddiots go to Marks and spencers and pay £2 for 1/2 a pint of 3 month old water packed in a plastic bottle - others turn the tap on and get fresh water for nothing.
By:
The Grimster
When: 13 Apr 10 07:30
Bloody hell mr d the prices aint even up yet!! unless you want £3.65p on.

Got to work a bit harder today didd no free lunch, yep your rgt its all this skullduggery that makes us love it.

I just like trying to be like the hero of my youth robin hood, rob the rich to pay the poor.

Sheriffs castle is down rayners lane, with small out posts all over the land.
By:
diddles
When: 13 Apr 10 07:31
well you know me Grim i love a ruck
By:
jimnast
When: 13 Apr 10 07:31
diddles thats all well and good,but there are rules like displaying place terms and paying out whats printed on the ticket {unless theres a r4 or genuine clerical error }there was other issues also with this outfit.
By:
diddles
When: 13 Apr 10 07:32
im trying to get you into the guinness book of records-- the fastest growing topic - hey lad your doing ok 200+ and still batting
By:
diddles
When: 13 Apr 10 07:33
jimnast ok -but i must say i love his name -- im sure hes a diamond geezer
By:
diddles
When: 13 Apr 10 07:35
Grim watch out for maid marrion she could be your downfall -- Fast women slow horses innit
By:
jimnast
When: 13 Apr 10 07:35
very sharp for this time of the day diddles.
By:
diddles
When: 13 Apr 10 07:37
well me and Grim get up early innit - were doing our christmas shopping today
By:
diddles
When: 13 Apr 10 07:39
were the new double act - he finds the worms i batter them and then we sell them to tescos as chicken nuggets
By:
The Grimster
When: 13 Apr 10 07:45
Ive got more of a "mad" marrion than a maid.

Dunno where to send, little john,will,alan a dale,friar tuck,today.

That bloody guy of gisbourne who works at bac, makes robbing the waggon train that bit harder.

Trying to mark the outlaws with "odds on" cards.
By:
diddles
When: 13 Apr 10 08:14
grim Dunraven storm looks useful @ exeter - cos as u know i do like that Cue Card form. He also beat a very handy one at ascot 1st time up. trouble is he has to give kings mule a few llb.But if someone goes 2s ill snap their hands off
By:
The Grimster
When: 13 Apr 10 08:20
Good luck didds but as you know i like my flat, Got 3 i fancy today all around the 4/1 mark, ob aint going to say yet, let the sheriffs men follow betfair first . . sh it meant price the races up.

2 at ponti one at yarm.

Off to newmkt tomoro, see this years babys and breathe in the rowley miles air, loverly.
By:
miprixabloater
When: 13 Apr 10 08:33
Cricketer, if you dont apologise for your racist remark posted 23.50 by 10.am today I will report you and try and have you banned. This forum can do without people posting that 1930- 1940s filth.
By:
The Grimster
When: 13 Apr 10 08:35
Well said bloater. dont have thread taken down tho because of 1 d head please.
By:
miprixabloater
When: 13 Apr 10 08:40
Grimster I am dead against racism of any sort members of my family gave their lives to help stamp this thing out. A bit of banter is one thing racism is something completely different.
By:
The Grimster
When: 13 Apr 10 08:44
Total agree. do as you see fit.
By:
diddles
When: 13 Apr 10 08:51
grim dont forget the hunter chase its nailed - one from 2 now the N/R is out. both have good jocks
By:
jimnast
When: 13 Apr 10 08:53
great card newmarket wednesday grimster.
By:
diddles
When: 13 Apr 10 08:54
Cricketer - hands up old boy its not nice - i'm sure you dint mean to be as harsh - but put them thats a good lad its just not cricket and id hate to see Grimster fail to get his treble up as hes 225 not out
By:
freetea
When: 13 Apr 10 08:56
The Great British Punter.
Start a campaign, write a letter, or chat about the next race and have a ** with each other.
Was it ever thus.
By:
jimnast
When: 13 Apr 10 08:58
freetea write a letter ?
By:
diddles
When: 13 Apr 10 08:58
ok to save any further disruption to grimsters knock-- I will appologise by proxy for Cricketer - and if he sends another googly down I'll step back and smash him back over his head into the pavillion
By:
The Grimster
When: 13 Apr 10 09:09
Youl never see my chinaman comeing didds its all in the wrist action.

That irish are luckys nuts, his thread bout the 2 50 ponti??

I wished him well then he went rgt into one.

Me no understandy.

Told you hes nuts.
By:
MikeWood
When: 13 Apr 10 10:20
write a letter to who tho?
By:
adge
When: 13 Apr 10 10:25
the gambling commission
victoria square house
birmingham
B2 4BP
"keeping gambling fair for all " is their slogan
By:
jimnast
When: 13 Apr 10 10:27
also 711 post mikewood.
By:
guinness2dear
When: 13 Apr 10 10:27
You would be better off with my earlier suggestion of The Pope...
By:
jimnast
When: 13 Apr 10 10:30
time will tell
By:
guinness2dear
When: 13 Apr 10 10:38
Who funds the GC jimnast ?
By:
adge
When: 13 Apr 10 10:43
we do with rediculous annual fees.
i might add....it's certainly not by our choice
By:
guinness2dear
When: 13 Apr 10 10:45
I know that adge..

And i take it your putting up of their address was a tiny bit of cynicism ?
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