How much does your liking of the jockey's silk colours affect your bet?

ffs,lol

0 % nice names better

its whats in them that counts

About 80% when it involves Abdullah.

Agnes Haddock has apparently joined the Forum.

bring back the old woolen type colours. don't see them much these days. shame. loved l'escargot colours

pink thread ?

Not so silly a poser here.

Colours represent owners, Godolphin, Aga, Tabor , Abdulah, etc

pink with purple hearts. classic

Actually having thought about it, there is more to this than I first thought.

I often take notice of Trevor Hemmings colours, I just like the guy a true gent.

Also take notice of JP McManus colours.

This is above and beyond my form analysis.

pink with red hearts - why did those ******* disqualify Cahervillahow ?

on average, horses with such silks will represent poorer value as they are overbet. this is what you should pay attention to.

white wth red stripe always makes me take note

The original question was about liking colours,not who the owners are.

Ivor says 0.78%, lay Prince Yarraman, horrible pinky colour iho!

If your female this is the 100% correct way to pick your winners..Coleen Rooney " yea mate i just picked last years grand national winner from the nice coloured silks and hat" and that was 100/1

I like the wed one.

I'm a fan of solid purple type silks, therefore always become drawn to Paul Roy and the Magnier/Tabor ones (in the NH sphere, too many to care on the flat)

Big Zeb, Joist?

Nah, gay yellow dots.

I love the Clive Smith silks and that's why it kept leading me to back that completely useless River D'Or on more than one occasion ;\

I'd love to have the cash to start a betting system based on the liking of the silks and see how it goes :^0

Me too Storm Alert.

best silks of of all are Lambes on Welds horses; purple and yellow. You just have to put something on them

Also like the plain navy - can't remember who the owner is just now - fallon & murtagh have won in them quite a lot though - anybody remind me?

Just came to me - Mrs. John Magnier and M. Tabor. Smart colours imo.