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Don't mind those chancers ^^ it is obviously 37
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pretty much in every single race there are jockeys who have no intention of winning and are making a healthy profit from the exchanges
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Are we including Irish racing? If so then lots.
The racing there is absolutely rancid. |
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irish racing is disgusting, punters getting robbed
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What is worse in Ireland is that it is so fcking blatant and nobody gives a sh1t.
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We owned a horse that ran in very decent races in Ireland, before the exchanges were about. One day we were second fav at 5/2 against an 8/13 hotpot (trained by a very high profile trainer) that really we would struggle to beat we all thought in a straight fight. The other camp steamed into ours before we did
 No need to say what happened next... |
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everyone knows, held up last....finish last
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How on earth did you know kinG? The jolly was the first horse beat, ours won by half the track.
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the king knows all
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Id say in most there are horses that cannot win , honest owners are fighting a losing battle against poor prize money and skullduggery , i feel for them as they are the games life blood
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there are trainers who never have any winners but are somehow still involved in the game after many years....I wonder why ;)
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in my honest opinion - almost nearly every race have non goers - who's odds suggest they have a good chance ... but that is just the stupidity of the market - however in terms of really fixed races involving trainers we all now to be on the "betting side of the business" i would suggest about 80% are fixed mid week
so a race involving the following trainers : Ferdy Micky Hammond Keith Reveley Evan Williams David Pipe Jonjo Tim Vaughn Which one do you go for the answer should be none ... If we don't bet there is no market for these blood leeches ... we should have an early warning system and withold all bets. if we did it collectively their little world would soon stop .. |
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I'd say 95% of races are run straight, for the one's that are off and trying.
The problem is trying to identify the one's that are been hucked up for a later date |
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Minardi, you are a little wide of the mark with Micky Hammond.
He doesn't have a big string, and has moderate horse's, he needs winners, not losers, the rest of your list is spot on, big omission is Dandy, he'd be top of my list |
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unless it is a big money race, the coolmore moneybags have little regard for the betting public, as long as they get their public gallop/easy ride/prep run done.
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I heard of a relation of a relation, who told us on occasion..."this is one for the boys"...they let a big priced one bag a lead, and it stayed there....
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Trainers talk days before racing
they know imo |
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Trainers talk days before racing
they know imo |
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Yeh Roger, they are called jockeys races, a couple a year I'm led to believe
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the relation is an ex-jock> trainer.
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If you all think so many races are corrupt why do you carry on betting?
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i sense this thread will disappear in a jiffy...
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Failed punters looking for someone else to blame.nap
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my post has already dissapeared :)
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Motely i was doing the jumps there .. the flat has again lots of erm ...candidates ?
I think you have a bit of a point on Hammonds - but when they drift forget em - when they are backed watch closely - could put ellison in there - but he uesed to train on of mine so will not comment |
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Motely i was doing the jumps there .. the flat has again lots of erm ...candidates ?
I think you have a bit of a point on Hammonds - but when they drift forget em - when they are backed watch closely - could put ellison in there - but he uesed to train on of mine so will not comment |
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Slippy Blue
10 Apr 12 22:36 Joined: 09 Apr 04 | Topic/replies: 12,636 | Blogger: Slippy Blue's blog We owned a horse that ran in very decent races in Ireland, before the exchanges were about. One day we were second fav at 5/2 against an 8/13 hotpot (trained by a very high profile trainer) that really we would struggle to beat we all thought in a straight fight. The other camp steamed into ours before we did Sad No need to say what happened next... im sorry but thats pretty funny! |
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I would say every race has at least half of the field trying not to finish too close a horse froma top stable so as to mess up a handicap mark for later on in the season.
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Makes me laugh that as soon as a odds on shot loses people seem to think its a fix races. Many on odds shots in football get turned over but nobody claims that to be a fix. People that can't make profit from horses always love using the race was fixed line. But I'm not claiming that racing is 100% clean either.
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most sport along the way is fixed but we still do them lol,we would be mugs to think it,s not fixed but you have to admit it is a lot easier to fix a horse race than a football match if a trainer dont want a horse to run a good race then jockey knows to hold him but to try and tell 22 player s to let a goal in bit dif but in answer ll sport some where fix just be lucky enough to be on the right end of it
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i dont know how many races are corrupt but I am certain that on the A.W tracks
hardly a race is run where all the participants are trying to win. |
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Agreed wee eck.Every single race is corrupt to some degree, if you go by the criteria that every horse in a race should be trying 100% to gain its best placing.
You often hear trainers say 'he'll need the run' for example. This is accepted as part of the game but strictly shouldn't be. The horse should be trained at home and ready to do its absolute best at the track THAT day. No-one bats an eyelid. |
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John Cherry, well put.
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Especially with these early season maidens you can see horses clearly not trying to win the race. Often you'll have a fav that shoots off towards the front and powers away, while there will be others that have been buried away at the back before making late headway with no chance of winning. Bookies and BF seem to know more times than not which horses are trying and which are not. Never ceases to amaze me how they work the big field maidens out.
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None I would hope.
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