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kevinh
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By:
elvissss
When: 05 Apr 12 15:53
I don't
By:
TRD.Racing
When: 05 Apr 12 15:56
See if you think the same when he has 40 losers in row
By:
scaredmoney
When: 05 Apr 12 15:58
TRD.Racing • April 5, 2012 3:56 PM BST
See if you think the same when he has 40 losers in row


I thought he'd just had a long losing run? Not sure as i dont follow but i think he'd been very quiet
By:
TRD.Racing
When: 05 Apr 12 16:03
He often has very long losing runs,and if you don't get on at advised prices,which you won't,any followers will do their rolloxs
By:
kevinh
When: 05 Apr 12 16:06
The trick is not to follow his picks on a Saturday or a big meeting, it's the little races especially Southwell is where the value is.

No doubt he has his haters but they are just jealous of him. Standard in today's world.
By:
millhouse
When: 05 Apr 12 16:09
Kevin, there's no 'value' whatsoever - the prices are slashed the second the selections are revealed.

Anyone backing his selections knows very little about 'value', imo...
By:
TRD.Racing
When: 05 Apr 12 16:11
Jealous.........PMSL
By:
kevinh
When: 05 Apr 12 16:12
I'll count my money while you continue to hate. Damn! So many haters!!
By:
elvissss
When: 05 Apr 12 16:14
No hatred here honey Love

HT is a decent bloke imo but I wouldn't call him a God or bow at his feet WinkLaugh
By:
millhouse
When: 05 Apr 12 16:14
Kevin, if the bookmaking industry allow you to back his selctions at the prices advised, you are unequivocally a losing punter of some stature, I am afraid...
By:
kevinh
When: 05 Apr 12 16:17
millhouse, Im not a pro sports bettor, I enjoy the odd punt, it's not life or death, we are all having fun, jump aboard and enjoy the ride.
By:
kevinh
When: 05 Apr 12 16:17
I like to enjoy myself when I get a few decent price winners, no matter how much I put on them.
By:
TRD.Racing
When: 05 Apr 12 16:17
I don't hate him,no reason to,in fact I think he is a good judge.

Kevin,you on the other hand are a moron. If you get on at advised prices you must be a losing punter,if you get on once the prices have gone,you are a losing punter HTH Good day
By:
kevinh
When: 05 Apr 12 16:23
TRD, jump aboard also.
By:
ykickamoocow
When: 05 Apr 12 18:32
hugh is a great judge,i always look at his tips esp on all weather..u wont make money longterm if backing all of his,,but if selective u might do ok..u break even at 80% of advised price according to ATR..that says it all.....anyone who gets on at 81% of advised price is taking the mick..even hugh cant get on at 80% of advisedLaughLaugh
on the other side u have andy newton of easyodds posting huge profits for his daily lays the last few years..only problem was his losing lays were calculated to industry SP'S ..now u have to pay for his lays he must put every lay up to betfair sp...suddenly his profits look moderate to say the least..up 7 points 2012 so far......yet he is glorified for been a great layer on the site..i could do better with a blindfold and a dartLaughLaugh
By:
OliasOfSunhillow
When: 05 Apr 12 18:36
A good judge but essentially an early heads up service for bookmakers. He would be financially better off if he went private, charged and made a few very happy instead of many very miserable
By:
_m_fordy_
When: 05 Apr 12 18:43
It is staggering how stupid some are on here. We have had 16-1 and 9-1 twice in 3 days.

Superb stuff for those who back with intelligence rather than whine pathetically.
By:
wigansteve
When: 05 Apr 12 18:46
Hugh Taylor is excellent long term. People complaining about him having a losing run is just nuts. Tipsters have losing runs and winning runs, but these are generally short term. In the long term he makes a substantial amount of profit, and you cannot argue with that. Hugh Taylor is great in general, but I must say Jack Russel is who you need for all weather racing. People are arguing about Hugh Taylor for the sake of it. Just look at his figures, they do the talking.
By:
ykickamoocow
When: 05 Apr 12 18:54
@WIGANSTEVE
u break even at 80% of advised prices according to ATR..that says it all.....anyone who gets on at 81% of advised price is taking the mick..even hugh cant get on at 80% of advised...longterm i dont think so..hugh will tell u this himself..Happy
By:
BIG GURU
When: 05 Apr 12 19:09
_m_fraudy_ consistently gets on at advised prices(or better),dontcha fraudy?Mischief
By:
elvissss
When: 05 Apr 12 19:24
Not the time to mention Fraudy's poker stats Confused
By:
wigansteve
When: 05 Apr 12 19:25
I backed Hugh's only bet of today, Haadeeth twice at 7/1. I missed 9/1 but still worth it. That Hugh Taylor is rubbish isn't he?
By:
GT-MOLE
When: 05 Apr 12 19:26
Fraudboy you havent even had a bet so stop lying as usual,Fantasy Island Bookmakers exist only in the thick heads of you and Legend200.SadCry
By:
elvissss
When: 05 Apr 12 19:27
Are you backing his tip tomorrow  Wigan?
By:
ykickamoocow
When: 05 Apr 12 19:39
i think is a great judge...
By:
homefortea
When: 05 Apr 12 20:02
What is the matter with you punters....The price has gone before the tips are posted.Great judge or not he must be making a fortune.If I was him I would have people backing my selections before they were posted and then laying them back 10 minutes later when the lemmings got on.Of course Hugh would not do that.
By:
_m_fordy_
When: 05 Apr 12 20:20
^ utter stupidity ^

All three horses mentioned above were backable at the advised price. If you are good.
By:
GT-MOLE
When: 05 Apr 12 20:24
Fraudy the whole Forum knows your form,had you backed a winner you would have been licking bottoms with a Thank You Sir thread.It so happens that they dont care either way when they can back my infrequent advice and make a profit unlike you and your losing guessers.hthWink
By:
_m_fordy_
When: 05 Apr 12 20:25
^ he doesn`t care and yet has been replying all day ^

The level of stupidity is staggering.
By:
GT-MOLE
When: 05 Apr 12 20:33
Strange that Fraudboy as I was on for 30 minutes approx ALL DAY..........cant you read yet?LaughLaugh

Btw whilst you were festering on here I was lunching at the Genargentu in Cagliari.ExcitedLoveWink
By:
_m_fordy_
When: 05 Apr 12 20:39
GT-MOLE 05 Apr 12 13:58 
GT-MOLE 05 Apr 12 19:26
GT-MOLE 05 Apr 12 20:33   

The stupidity is confirmed, now he once again demonstrates that he is a liar.

Please, please can we have a higher level of person on this forum?
By:
GT-MOLE
When: 05 Apr 12 20:41
Btw I will be fishing for large Tuna off Sant'Antioco tomorrow Fraudy,what will you be doing?

1.01 Trolling on here.nap
By:
GT-MOLE
When: 05 Apr 12 20:44
So I logged on again at 1926hrs...............hardly ALL DAY is it you muppet..................unlike you spending 18 hour days seeking attention.Crazy

No doubt you will be on tomorrow just as you were on Christmas day,your photograph confirms what a freak you are.hthLaughCry
By:
millhouse
When: 05 Apr 12 20:44
Despite Mfordy's delusions, unless you are a small stakes punter about whom the bookmakers don't really care (I suspect this describes Mfordy), you can not bet these selections in any meaningful way unless you are a serial losing punter with the telephone dialing cadence of Usain Bolt.

Ultimately the price is the only thing that really matters, and once the advised odds have gone, Taylor's selections, win or lose, are almost always exceptionally poor value bets.

This is why the bookmakers place their adverts showing the selections' reduced prices alongside Sir Hugh's column on the ATR website, imo - followers are so brain dead that they still want to back the selections once the value is gone.

Pricewise obviously is different because of the guranatees, and those prepared to turn it into virtually a second job, like Siralex, can make a profit, clearly...
By:
_m_fordy_
When: 05 Apr 12 20:46
Oh dear, the insecurities are flooding out now. It must be ghastly to be so overrun with self-loathing.

Imagine resorting to such common boasting on an anonymous forum.
By:
GT-MOLE
When: 05 Apr 12 20:49
Millhouse,Fraudy is so deluded that he will not acknowledge the forum is fully aware of who and what he is.

He has £8.2 million reasons for being jealous but is so intellectually challenged he follows the guessers instead of profiting from the juicy advice he derides,sums him up in a "Nut"shell.CryLaugh
By:
_m_fordy_
When: 05 Apr 12 20:51
Millhouse once again articulates the paranoia of his existence. He feels that life is aunfair and has ganged up against him.Successful gamblers fight against the problems - those who fail sit back and moan that life isn`t fair. Millhouse has been squealing for some years now.
By:
_m_fordy_
When: 05 Apr 12 20:53
He has £8.2 million reasons for being jealous

And there we have it. The ex-squaddie sums up all that he is in those few words.
By:
GT-MOLE
When: 05 Apr 12 20:57
Wrong Fraudy it is much more than that,I forgot the interest earned and assets already owned.hthWink

Btw you are dancing and seething extremely well this evening,the rest must have done you good,keep it up,impressive.WinkCool
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