The Management - on the contrary to what you said earlier, tomorrow looks quite good from the each way point of view, according to the Racing Post betting forecasts anyway.
For me the ones worth looking at are 2.00 Red, 2.40, 4.10 Yar and 6.30, 7.00 Newc. Maybe 7.15 Gal too
Obviously waiting for the markets to develop, especially as an 8 runner and  9 runner fields to worry about.

I feel a each way Lucky15 coming on!

Indeed it does, the 6-30 and 7-00 @ Newcastle look very interesting, as do a couple this afternoon @Redcar and Yarmouth......

Chatted to my milkman yesterday morning about 5.00am, said he'd been working since 11.00pm night before and would finish about 11.00am!
Said he delivers 6 nights, some days are less hours about 8, but collects money in the afternoon as well!
I told him he wouldn't live to see 60 if he carries on like that, said he had to as he had a mortgage to pay. His company M @ M had sacked all the blokes who refused to work nights and some of them had done over 30/40 years service!
What a scumbag outfit!

Yesterday was proper grim - my ew highlight was the 4:10 Yarmouth (I had both the winner and the second), the low-light was pretty much every other race I played ew! 

Today the 14:55 at Sandown looks like it should be the foundation (banker selection) for some ew multis/accas but I'm not really able to confidently select a runner that I think will be placed and all 8 need to make it into the stalls. Any views?

Just a couple that may be of interest today, both at tonight's evening meetings, 7-00 chelms 6-15 Southwell........ but it all depends on there being no none runners and market shape... So we'll have to see...

And Man Of The Night...

ARCHIMENTO...... Good bet first Plumpton..

Management where are you????

I've been having difficulty replying to posts. When I try it just says i'm not allowed to edit. I dont know why it's worked this time

john..this does happen but if you clear cache and cookies you will be able to post.

Hi Jon - welcome back! (hopefully) - Hi Kenny.

I agree Noble Music (19:30) Jon if I were forced to bet - but it is a close thing and I'm not yet sure if I will play that race.

13:50: Highest Ground - looks a solid EW on the shape of THE market/maths - but I think possibly too many unknowns/lurkers for me.
14:00: The NR (which would likely have been the selection) has messed this race up imo - too many unknowns/place contenders imo
14:10: Considered doing ew both Monkey Puzzle & Len Brennan - suspect I will do Monkey puzzle, watching market atm regarding the other.
19:30: Alignak (fav) has already done me a huge favour LTO when disappointing (backed the winner and the 2nd), I want to take it on again with an EW alternative but finding it tough to separate several options at the prices.

I would have to disagree with that view Brian. The betting world has obviously changed massively since about 2000 when BF came along and I too have done all kinds of things in that time, both on BF and elsewhere. The need to adapt has been pretty constant (for me). My absolute prime time on BF was laying horses between 2000-2002 and I had a very good period (to a slightly lesser extent) between 2002-2006 laying horses. From 2008 I largely moved away from laying Horses and I have done all sorts of things on all kinds of markets since then with BF and via alternatives.

But the one constant throughout all of my betting adventures has been filthy each way betting. As a few posters (filthy arbers! ) have already highlighted the maths alone guarantees a return (whatever the outcome of the race) in some races if you are a trader/arber. I tend not to trade myself as the volumes required would be impossible for me to get on - but the same mathematical edge that has always been there, is still there, whether you trade out or if you let your bets run. Value is value. EW betting (in the right races) will always represent value (an edge) until such time as the terms get changed.

There are ups and downs, highs and lows but I believe I can attribute them to my selections (playing too tight or playing too loose) - I don't see any fundamental changes in my fortunes that can be attributed to any wider changes that have taken place.

Hi Stewart,

On the maths, yes, the 14:00 should be an ew bet. Also I'd really like to oppose the fav - but what with?

IMO it's just one of those races with a long odds on fav but not enough to go on to pick a solid ew selection to oppose it with. The only indicator is the market (Leoch is 2nd fav) but I would like a bit more to go on than that. There is so little to go on, that I can't even rule Garnock Valley out as a possible place contender, so nowhere near enough confidence to have a proper EW single (imo).

Garnock Valley just pipped for 3rd on the line!

Your bet was like the 1970's Kenny - too many perms!

I know I'm after-timing (but I don't really care) - I had to abandon my planned ew bet in the 14:10 due to the NR/short prices. Then (due to the unexpectedly large prices available) I got sucked into playing 2 horses in the EW market on here in the 16:00 at Leicester (BF still 3 places in the EW market), so I am now happy enough with my day.

As such, I'm gonna give the 19:30 at Kempton a swerve - It was borderline anyway - really I just wanted to oppose the short priced fav Alignak (it was 6/4 ish when I first posted) but obviously everybody else has had the same idea - as it's not really very short priced anymore (now 5/2 ish) and I'm worried it might even become my selection if I hang around and it drifts any further!!

I hope some of you more cavalier players (braver than me) had the winner of the 13:50 and the 2nd in the 14:00. Catch you tomorrow. GL

Good morning Jonmh et al,

I agree regards the 14:30 (Beverley) and 16.50 (Chelmsford) - and I am additionally (probably foolishly!) thinking of playing the 14:00 (Beverley). I have to admit I am (as usual!!) a little bit conflicted on all of the proposed ew races today. i.e. None of my selections really leapt off the page! But the "safety first" approach cost me a very tidy 3/1 winner at ISP yesterday (13:50)!

14:00 Bev: Probably shouldn't be an ew race at all really - but everything has a price and AT THE PRICES i couldn't resist two small EW shop bets on Able Kane (at 5/1) and Capla Spirit (at 6/1). Slightly disappointed returning home to see them both trading slightly higher than that on the EW market here! - but was happy with those prices this morning to smallish stakes.
14:30 Bev: Dontaskmeagain looks (at first glance) to be a no-brainer on the maths/market shape. I'm not 100% convinced about it and couldn't bring myself to back it EW at 11/4 in shops with a 7lb penalty. I will probably back it ew reluctantly if it drifts past 3/1 but still struggling to see why the next 4 horses in the market are such big prices - particularly Berties Princess at 14/1. Wait and watch market & check that all 8 run!
16:50 Che: On the maths/market shape, I would probably like to bet both Magical Moment and Electric Ladyland Each Way. So I would like to see the fav (or others) shorten as would like at least 3/1+ for each of them to be ew bets - because always a bit wary to bet front runners/pace setters (Electrical Ladyland) each way - if they get it wrong or get taken on for the lead they can finish unplaced! Plus the draw (9) is a bit off putting for Magical Moment and the jockey not my fav for getting a place if he can't win the race on the snaff! Wait and watch market.

Incisive and decisive as ever. GL all.

14:30 Dontaskmeagain is friendless! - I'm gonna swerve it (7lb penalty on soft) as already have some small but nice ew shop accs/trebles running onto it.

Feck it - just see I actually took 5/2 about Dontaskmeagain in my trebles!

But still 21 win steaks (from 8 ew units staked) running onto both Magical Moment and Electric Ladyland!!!

Great stuff TM and well done, sorry hadn't seen before!