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Has he only got one selection?
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a lot of interest in Valencha (13.50 Donc) Stan James - from 20/1 to 12/1 to 11/1
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confirmed...BONNIE BREA 1.50 DONC 14/1 lads
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wgaf
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9/1 now 10.5 to lay for nearly £300 quid good luck getting on
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not pricewise but standout prices
wild coco 9/4 sentaril 9/2 both with billys. |
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Thanks Ash,and for Sole Power info.
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Yes thanks for yesterday's...the 2 today are a bit tight but got a nice few quid out of Sole Power.
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Arburrrrrrrs fred imo
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Or value seekers imo
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a lot of interest in Valencha (13.50 Donc) Stan James - from 20/1 to 12/1 to 11/1
- Means Stan's laid 20 fivers and 12 tenners. |
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The same value seekers that wanted to bet a horse at any price between 10s (available for pennies) to 7-1 yesterday that should've been 25-1+ as it had no chance on all known form.
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The same value seekers that wanted to bet a horse at any price between 10s (available for pennies) to 7-1 yesterday that should've been 25-1+ as it had no chance on all known form.
No, the value seekers who want to back some other horse against the Pwise selection. |
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When Laddies have been the biggest price on the PWise selection.............
Have any of the selections actually won ?? I don't remember any that have !! |
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I'm with you then DSW.
That selection yesterday was plain awful, picked purely on it being 'unexposed'. Dropping to 5f, when it falls out the stalls, runs green & a high head carriage and needing to find a stone improvement against a couple of genuine G1 sprinters. It made the market total value yesterday. |
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Ladcrooks laid a massive tenner on bonnie brae at 14's.
I can understand why the word bookmakers doesn't appear on their shop sign. |
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Ladbrokes were 9/1 at midnight, as per usual pushed it out to the so called RP advertised price 14/1 at 8.15 for peanuts, by 8.30 the horse was cut back in to 8/1, a joke.
I seem to remember Bonnie Brae doing Mr.Segal a favour earlier in the year?. |
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Since 2003, David Elsworth is 32 from 388 with his runners in handicaps that have been off the track for more than a month. 10 of the 32 were at Lingfield and Kempton all weather courses. He is 0 from 7 at Doncaster with a 2nd and a 3rd.
And since 2003, in the month of September he is 1 from 38 with his handicappers that have been off more than a month. The winner was Spanish Don at 25/1 at Windsor in 2003. Bonnie Brae doesn't know that, but you do. |
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^ Shame today's race isn't a handicap. A lot of research gone to waste there imo...
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a bonus point to aviboyd for spotting the mistake. Was it deliberate?
Since 2003, in Class 1s David Elsworth is 12 from 117 ( fillies 4 from 50 )with his runners off the track more than a month. 1 from 10 in September which was Degas Art at 10/1 at Newmarket in 2006. All 12 winners had an SP less than 14/1 when David Elsworth is 12 from 63. |
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Surpriseingly enough there site was down, came back on at 8.30.
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