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An average of 2 selections a day for the last 15 days or so and not one winner. I back all your selections to modest stakes (thank God). Is this 'cold' run likely to end soon ? I'm almost broke !
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my husband martyn "ascotboy" fordy used to back his winners only before he had a breakdown
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Surely they should ban the poster who claims to be his husband on stupidity grounds
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are u denying me martyn?
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thank god that u dont deny it
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This guy should stick to form instead of all his crazy statistics and at this time of the year bull etc.
Another thing, dont follow tipsters. |
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30 tips and not a winner. then he will tip a 33-1 poke and everyone will lost their accounts.
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need a big bank....
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Betting is really not for these people. Short-term losing spells at the price range he works in are inevitable.
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glad u dont deny me martyn
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he's had about a dozen 2nds in fairness....luck will turn soon....shouldnt change anything
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Plus lots of picks that had no chance,forget the stats and stick to form.
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If you can't stand losing runs,you shouldn't be betting.
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what if your betting short odds
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if your good enough you should never go on a losing run taylor is a hit and hoper he plays big outsiders knowing hell get lucky he thinks hes getting value but hes not a massive lsoing run will see the end of him
m fordy has been warned |
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You need to listen to artie or you`ll be in a right mess with views like that.
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if he goes for big prices its odds on that he will have long losing runs, the days of big prices are over betfair has seen to that
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Broke yet rising ground
i'm almost sure hugh taylor will be putting up bigger and bigger prices over the next few days.(nap)and more points on. |
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He's still peppering the pin...best in the business.
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---Well guys,I decided to quit betting completely about 3 years ago now --(health and wealth reasons)--ie. my nervous system was imploding, and my bank account leaking cash-----------however, I still find horse racing fascinating, and all the characters and stories that go to enhance it.-----and amazingly, I still read this forum at least twice a week !( love the cryptic humour that surfaces from time to time). I have also been following the fortunes of various "media tipsters", and bearing in mind that most of them probably know about 100% more about racing than I do,they are generally a route to the poor house.------now this particular tipster, Hugh,seems like a nice genuine guy, and his write ups on his tips are very compelling, and obviously follow hours of research.etc-----------however, I'm fairly sure that he has now selected 28 consecutive losers, which is really scary for his followers. ----------If nothing else , it proves beyond doubt that too much knowledge is indeed a dangerous thing in this game, and its probably simpler to follow stables in form, or types of races that trainers like to target.( or colours, numbers, or horses with pretty faces !)-----------anyway, all the best to anyone I have chatted to in the past, and TAKE CARE !--David
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He beats the price 99% of the time, you follow him at top price you win long term to a % of the edge you beat the 100% to.
The mug mentality is prevalent on this forum and increases when said tipster goes on a bad run, however this is inevitable. You win long term if you beat the price to 100%. Ratpacks 'list horse' on the other hand........ |
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anybody who slavishly follows any tipster is heading straight for the poor house. read/listen to all of them, filter the information they present and then try to work out which bits are relevant. piece of cake!!!
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morning richgit
hows salterton |
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^^^ Obviously if you remotely achieve beating the price on a consistent basis your account will be closed/restricted to within an inch of its life, and you won't be able to bet any more...
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hes the best free tipster in the land..dont be complaining..go out and have a few quid on sna ew to win the arc..
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I'd like to thank Mr Taylor - i'm generally a layer of his horses as the price crashes - some times you have to help the crash along
- if he keeps up this good run i'd hope that i'd be able to moor my potential yacht next to that of Alain Charnier,who is also keen layer - may the cash machine that is Mr Taylor continue for some time - bless him. |
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why use a tipster when he retires hes gone your own knowledge will last with you forever and you keep learning
plus you can nver get on at the right price so hes useless |
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...and only a mug wouldnt learn a thing or 2 from reading Hugh's pieces, whether you back 'em or not
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Am i invited to the canape laden swoon on deck Harv ?
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Is ther a good looking women in your life corbie?
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indeed, however she has personality flaws.
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mine has laminate flaws
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hugh taylor
what a crap tipster |