FLYING DOCTOR 6.50 Weth - last night, I know I'm behind here

THEY new the opposition was not up to much.

THEY new the Racing Post had put priced the favourites up too short.

THEY new the ground would be ideal.

THEY got the lot.

was it gambled in then stakey

tbh honest never paid attention - but the horse has been useless for ages


6's fav -------- yikes

1st time on good surface since nov 08 when was rated 109, went in off 75 last night.

nice little touch landed for connections, last 2 races 80/1 and 100/1 pulled up.

they knew

early price anfield was?

watched the race and it absolutely pished in. opened 33's somebody said, smashed in the morning and again just before the off. result never in doubt.

trainer did similar recently, was it wor rom at hunty on 29th april??

blimey - I had writen that off with NGR as useless

i didn't see it delta mate.

just looked through the results this morning as like to watch the previous days races again, it was a typical smash and grab.

Good little trainer

It was interesting to see Harry haynes punch the air after finishing. they definitely had it off.

they couldn't get enough on with the lack of attendance and books.
i was asked for £500 at 9/2 after two hurdles which shows how much of a good thing it was

Was wondering about this as i saw it last night how much money would the bookies have taken in the morning to get a horse from 33's into around 7's for an evening meeting, as thats what it was trading around during the day.

i like looking for ones like this but without the big plunge.

backed a horse called restart 2/3 weeks ago. hadn't on a hurdle race and last 4 runs were pp0p.

it had raced at 2m and 3m+ but on this occasion was trying the intermediate 21f for the 1st time and had come well down the weights.

i noticed a late nibble from about 50 into 36 and got on ew it absolutely hacked up by 20+ lengths.

had some great results from late nibbles/small stables/horses form looks dire.

a lot of others moaning about how bent the game is.

*hadn't won