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10 Oct 11
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In my opinion PRICEWISE means Tom Segal and always will but this is in relation to "big" races...not smaller races on a boring Sunday...He should just be called Tom Segal on a Sunday.
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What is he called from Monday to Saturday?
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not much
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Hi - it is only PRICEWISE when the bookies price up a big race e.g. the munster national + the irish cambrigeshire from sunday there and it is therefore PRICEWISE that sunday
Anyway good luck |
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Should not be called at all at any time,not if you want to win longterm.[;)]
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No man...I think that the PRICEWISE tag is there every Sunday...
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Does it matter?
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OTM they can call it what they like but it doesnt matter,they are serial losers.
Walter Pigion or George Segal would have a better strike rate simply guessing,a little bird told me.[;)] |
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No - if the the selection was not in a PRICED-UP race then it would be TOM SEGAL on sunday
N.B. been a loyal follower for nearly 10yrs and am over £23,000 up p.s. dont bet his tips if not priced up on the sunday as the bookies are giving you the wrong prices i.e. a horse that should be a 10/1 shot will be quoted at 6/1 - 7/1 |
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Is one better off to bet win only...takes a lot of discipline...
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