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Red Alligator '67 G N... I think ! ;)
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Btw, Rummy buried by the winning post at Aintree!
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Cartmel races. Bank Holiday monday. I was about 6. Just fell in love with the whole atmosphere.
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went into town with my dad when about 13 he asked me to pick one out of a 4/5 horse race to go with his other 3 horses , my pick was katmandu which won at 33-1 .and thats cost me thousands ever since lol
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£2 e.w. on Ibal @ 20/1 on the 10th March 2001. Horse duly obliged.
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nicholas silver when it won the national think it was 18/1tanner each way ,them were the days hey
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point ,
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Not many on here have good memories if this is all that remember their first bet!!
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Not many on here have good memories if this is all that remember their first bet!!
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ela mana mou, eclipse i think, £3 at 10/3 get in there my son.
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Ballinger Ridge was mine and really thought i would collect !!!
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Crisp 5p e-w !
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2 punts on my Da to win a fist fight, circa 68'
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Time Charter with Steve Cauthen up,
got 100/30 instead of 7/4 cos I didn't know anything about taking a price, got really worried cos the jockey on mine didn't seem to be moving at all compared to the other jocks, but years later found that to be a good thing ! |
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"Nimbus"..................1949 Derby.
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infomaniac 15 Apr 09:43
Time Charter with Steve Cauthen up, I think that was in the coronation stakes at epsom,time charter absolutely friendless in the betting then preceded to destroy sun princess,happy days! |
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Yes, years later I found out that there was a rumour about Henry Candy's stable having the virus and the horse drifted from 6/4f out to 7/2 etc,
but Time Charter was apparently stabled away and the rest is history :) |
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50p on seagram 1992 national, I was 10.
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I told all my mates at work to bet Seagram all week leading up to the race,
but changed my mind and bet on Garrison Savanah myself on the day :( |
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20 PENCE EW STALBRIDGE COLONIST SANDOWN HOOKED EVER SINCE :^0
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Mine was a horse called Puccini.
Needless to say the poxy beast won! |
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50p ew last suspect at 50-1 in the National.
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a horse called floater ridden by i think terry biddlecome trained by walwyn i think
aanyone remember a chaser called floater ? it won at 100/8 must be late 50s early 60s |
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l,escargot, thought he had a blue head, (it was a hood), kept me going in bullseyes for a while.
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cant remember it, but i apparently backed corbiere at the tender age of 4 to win the national
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Father put 50p on Alverton for the Grand National :(
First bet i placed myself was on Clive Brittain's Lapierre in the European Free handicap |
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Little Polvier won the national - I was on ;) my best ever guess :P
anyone remember the year? |
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farcry think it was 88 or 89, i did him and remember taking 40,s
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1973 National .. The one where Rummy did Crisp on the run in .. I had a fiver on at 10 or 11/1 .. I thought mmm this is an easy way of making money .. Downhill ever since :-(
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My first ( and probably only) double I ever had up was Boom Docker and Perambulate 14/1 and 17/2 ... 25p E/W double .. made about £35
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Little Polvier was 89
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sadly got killed at Aintree the year after I believe
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yep thanks lads 1989 just watched it on you tube - great stuff :)
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Early 60s, My Audrey,ridden by George Cadwaladr!
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Cant rem the year 96-97
Had 8 quid e/w on 16/1 it won :-) At it since |
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Mine was £50 e.w Flockton Grey . . .Never got paid .
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5d on Crisp. Been hitting the bar ever since.
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Aldaniti, Bob Champion, The National
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must be a system there, get a kid who's never had a bet to pick a horse it wins then move on and find another......watch out for the cops tho
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