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Yes. He has a few runners doesnt he. Might he have to weight til the last race at Thirsk?
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may be the case CFT, but after the big darts at Newbury shirley would be a let down it still waiting at 5.50
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http://www.bertsblog.co.uk/
Berts Horseracing Blog Betfairs Andrew Black on Horse Racing, Betting, Betfair and Random Musings |
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how you doing on the betting blog, mmmalushka
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It will be expensive if the 5.50 wins, tbh.
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4 u ?
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Aye. Not for Bert.
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been a disappointment to date tho so 3.8 no value.
only one he doesnt mention today tho' ...hmm |
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It's got a good drawer.
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[Comment From Steve B Steve B : ]
Graham, I was interested in your coments about major bookmakers above. Why do you think that no one in the media ever mentions the way bookmakers now behave. Surely, as most of us seem to be subject to this sort of restriction, it's pointless for the media to try to pretend that it doesn't happen? Friday April 16, 2010 12:10 Steve B 12:14 A very interesting subject Steve and not one that you're likely to see covered in detail because so many media outlets are in bed with the bookmakers in question via lucrative advertising deals. I must admit that getting trimmed down to ridiculously low stakes just bores me nowadays they simply don't want anyone who might be able to make a small profit on a regular basis and bit by bit all those people will just move towards doing the bulk of theior business on the exchanges. It's sad and I really do miss the days when early price betting was viable but nowadays it's simply no more than window dressing on the whole. Very good from Graham Cunningham on the SP Life website. he does talk a lot of sense imo http://www.sportinglife.com/live-chat |
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Quito big buzz for the Hannon maiden Funky Lady today. Might have a psst later but a compeitive race. Dissappointing show on Wednesday after crossbar on tuesday.
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I was fancing a low drawn one over 5 earlier there - is that a no no iyo? |
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It's not ideal, Delter?
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ok, I havent paid attention to be honest and couldnt be @rsed to look it up :(
Sirenuse, will stay in the notebook then for another day. |
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She's is quick from the gate... I have followed her from day 1 at Thirsk as a 2yr old. I worry that she doesnt really get home. The ground should suit..
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Yes. I would have really liked that from a better draw, tbh.
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Tomorrow is the day of reckoning, and any of mine could go well. Im struggling to pick one to back without seeing the tissues, and unfortunately Im going to be on a plane tonight and early tomorrow and I wont have the chance to update.
Blast Furnace goes nicely but would ideally want a little cut - may be worth following if she is a decent price as we dont really know how good she is. Western Eyes may need the run. Foghorn goes nicely at home and we like him. He is beatable though and this is often a hot race - I wouldnt want to take too short a price. Blue Jack is an exciting runner but we dont know a lot about him and he may need it - Id be inclined to wait for another day. LIFTED FROM BERTS BLOG No mention of Maxwell Hawke which seems to have been gambled! |
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mmmalushka 16 Apr 13:06
Tomorrow is the day of reckoning, and any of mine could go well. Im struggling to pick one to back without seeing the tissues, and unfortunately Im going to be on a plane tonight and early tomorrow and I wont have the chance to update. :( |
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boing
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