Like to stick a lucky 15 up but cannot find a forth so aint going to add one for the sake of it . . .
On a quiet day am going to have a little ew trixie these 3, all placed will show a profit, and if you dont buy a ticket . . . . . .
2.20 Ffos lass.
Just get the feeling one maybe two or hopefully all three above her in the betting will underperform or aint good enough, so im going to take a chance on COURT GAMBLE hitting the frame if not winning, made a horlicks of the last hurdle at N/A or would of gone close to winning it, all in all decent 8/1 ish shot in my book.
2.45 Curragh.
Goes in the ground won its last race from the front by 8 lengths, so no reason to swerve SWERVE i m o. 11/4 ish
Aint much more to say really.
5.30 Ffos Lass.
THE ROMFORD PELE Named after Ray Parlour i believe, was slammed 21 lengths on debut, not normally a great sign granted, but was well backed that day and beaten by another big gamble of Pam Slys, in a race that lacks any strength in depth he will do me at around the 3/1 mark.
got to course an so called experts put demons in her head--changed her pick
hoof it romped it
never change your mindscoop6 bonus 500kwomen said in papers said she was backing hoof itgot to course an so called experts put demons in her head--changed her pickhoof it romped it
hoof it had won her the scoop 6 the week before(last leg winner),
so she was favouring hoof it,then i saw franc and mcgrath basically tell her ,look hoof its going to win do not change your bet
hoof it had won her the scoop 6 the week before(last leg winner),so she was favouring hoof it,then i saw franc and mcgrath basically tell her ,look hoof its going to win do not change your bet
If your normal stake is units of £10. Then you either back £5ew( therefore half stake on the win element), or £10ew( which could be £20win). Given a decent selection method,statistics will show, that placing the amount staked for an ew bet, would achieve more profit if backed for a win.
If your normal stake is units of £10. Then you either back £5ew( therefore half stake on the win element), or £10ew( which could be £20win). Given a decent selection method,statistics will show, that placing the amount staked for an ew bet, would
Talking about so called bookies.....I tried to have £70 on a 6/1 shot the other day with Sid. They said I could have £12.50.
It was an ante post bet ffs.
Talking about so called bookies.....I tried to have £70 on a 6/1 shot the other day with Sid. They said I could have £12.50.It was an ante post bet ffs.
Aint got a clue Facts . . . But know a dirty ew multi straight through the heart of a bookie feels real good. Ok it takes a bit of getting on but its scrumptious when it comes off, the place does the hard work the win part takes the glory . . Betfred used to go quad odds one winner on a lucky 15 oh happy days they where.
Afraid that is the state of the bookmaking world bolty and it aint going to get any better.
Aint got a clue Facts . . . But know a dirty ew multi straight through the heart of a bookie feels real good. Ok it takes a bit of getting on but its scrumptious when it comes off, the place does the hard work the win part takes the glory . . Betfr
Agreed a multi can reap a good return for a small outlay, if it comes off.Trouble is one down, or two down, and there are all those 'wasted' stakes. Stopped doing these years ago - when realised that I could get overall more profit in the long run, by taking the total stake and placing it to win only, on just one selection.
Agreed a multi can reap a good return for a small outlay, if it comes off.Trouble is one down, or two down, and there are all those 'wasted' stakes. Stopped doing these years ago - when realised that I could get overall more profit in the long run, b
Facts hunny . . . Think we are missing each others point here, yes i agree ref win is the way forward but in certain shape races ew is a mighty tool to use . . . i m o .
And im always right.
Facts hunny . . . Think we are missing each others point here, yes i agree ref win is the way forward but in certain shape races ew is a mighty tool to use . . . i m o .And im always right.