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Horse racing is a sport not a gambling machine the punters are ignorant of the sport
I didnt hear anyone tell sepp blatter that a lack of goalline techonolgy or any other video evidence was not fair on the punters
also richard hughes theres two types of punters backers and layers would a layer be giving out if a hore he layed couldnt go all out as the jockey used up all his hits once again hughes speaking for the man in the betting shop and not true sports fans
Rules are rules hughesy if you dont like them move to ireland or france or usa or australia or hong kong or even india
I didnt hear anyone tell sepp blatter that a lack of goalline techonolgy or any other video evidence was not fair on the punters
also richard hughes theres two types of punters backers and layers would a layer be giving out if a hore he layed couldnt go all out as the jockey used up all his hits once again hughes speaking for the man in the betting shop and not true sports fans
Rules are rules hughesy if you dont like them move to ireland or france or usa or australia or hong kong or even india
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How long do you think horse racing would last without gambling, out of interest?
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Mr Blatter's football can survive without revenue from punters. Horseracing?
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makeelah out of interest how does UK racing get its funding?
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betting but its a disgrace all people ever go on about is betting too much theres not enough empahisis on the racing you rarley hear them talk about odds on match of the day
example why does it seem to be two bob punters defending richard hughes im suprised these numptys are not using the rules as an excuse for a losing bet FACTS IS HUGHESY BROKE THE RULES HE PAYS THE PENALTY imo hes just another carlos tevez i thouhght better form you richard hughes |
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Surely this is a wind up thread
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makeelah joined today.
Probably some animal rights weirdo. Take him for a days hunting and he will soon come round to the normal way of thinking. |
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As someone said thier now if punters are so concerned why dont they boycott bettinng for a week will they do it will they do it no
why dont the punters boycott champions day if racing is all about the punters then you the punters have to choice to boycott but the same guys will continue to bet like it or lump it people and im not an animal rights person altho animals do need protecting and the new whip rules make sure jockeys dont over step the mark and i havnt just joined today aslo the new whip rules will show what jockkeys are more skillful is it the case richard hughes will get exposed or something |
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"betting but its a disgrace all people ever go on about is betting too much theres not enough empahisis on the racing you rarley hear them talk about odds on match of the day"
You're on a wind-up aren't you? |
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I love betting. I also love the sport, and spend money going racing a few times a month.
Which sort of blows your argument out of the water, doesn't it. |
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and i havnt just joined today
Are you sure? Your joining date does look remarkably like todays date. |
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no im not on a wind up true sports fans obey to the rules plus the new rules may bring in more jockeyship is hughes afraid of something i dont get his problem he broke rules if he dont like it go somewhere else
no it dosnt becuase your only 1 person most people complaning are two bob punters afrqid they cant scream at the tv any more about hitting a the horse the fact is its as clear as water he broke the rules he pays the crime if he cant obey rules hes not in te right mindframe fact i rest my case |
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i agree totally makeelah.
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Right. So back to my original question; how long do you think horse racing would survive without the punters?
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