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In GC's defence,he is there to try and provide an "insight" into the race.
Viewers are free to listen or ignore. |
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busvaldo
what is shoeing please ? |
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if yifter could make a case for that getting beat,he,s going to make a case for 99,9% of odds on shots to get beat
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Why would anyone want his insight when he cannot tip shyte out of a bucket
Any fool can go on there and spout a lot of old bollox that can be read in the racing post Unless he can find winners his words are just a stream of meandering pointless garbage |
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oh dear
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I would love to see and hear some of the pillocks on here trying to do the job This place would have a field day and then find something really funny to go at. The guy can speak elquently he makes sense. He just gets it wrong sometimes. Why do we expect them always to be right no pundit or punter is else this site would not exist
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Thats exactly what I said jimnast when I saw his selections today funnily enough
Glad you agree |
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Gets it wrong sometimes
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Got any tips for tomorrow,Peter the Painter ?
Sounds as though you have the game by the bollox. |
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Tes
I have a subscription service PM me and I will give you details |
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well he is not on there for his looks thats for sure
have to say that selection was poor too btw |
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from the bits ive seen yifters selections havnt had the bookies running for cover since he started for ch 4,and todays tip reminded me of the journo who,s bottom of the posts football naps table and tips espanyol to win at the nou camp at 22 to 1
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Few Pundits are worth listening to if you are in pursuit of making money.
However,I will alwys take time out to listen to Neesom's views on Hunters and not dismiss out of hand Mellish. |
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I'd like to hear what a genuinely good paddock judge has to say about the readiness or otherwise of horses from seeing them up close like Gerald Delamere used to. That would be useful. I've no interest in what any pundits pick.
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Think he comes across as a natural in front of the camera and seems to have a genuine passion for horseracing and betting.
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very good and well informed, makes a change form the usual pundits.
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roadrunner ....picking a few winners now and again would help his cause.......unlikely to happen though
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Richard Hoilles and Jim MCgrath are much better form students, but G C not afraid to make a contentious point... he also speaks very well.
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hd...shows a gift of the gab is far more important than finding a few winners
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portmanpark,
good evening. As stated above, if you're relying on pundits to make profits you should be doing something else ! |
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they showed reve de sivola's last race which was awesome form, thought that was a tip in itself.
learned ap mcoy when he rides for rebecca Curtis strike rate is 47%, you do learn things,i agree the tips are usually useless. |
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hd.......i disagree.......laying cunninghams tips will make you a fortune
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Hesaqwue Hunt.
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roadrunner46 • January 26, 2013 10:22 PM GMT
they showed reve de sivola's last race which was awesome form, thought that was a tip in itself. learned ap mcoy when he rides for rebecca Curtis strike rate is 47%, you do learn things,i agree the tips are usually useless. thought it was more like 30% ? still not bad mind |
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After timing here obviously,backed the winner and had a spec rev fcast with the 3rd.
AP is what he is..............because he is not a bad jockey invho? |
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To this muppet cunningham on and get rid of mcririck is bezar . i wish mac had been there when the **** tipped up sanc. to beat the machine.
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Some on here still struggling with a simple concept it seems.
As it happened he was well in hand, but there was a good chance that SS could have been extremely buzzed up, and may have failed to get home in the conditions. Sanctuaire ruined his own race as it transpired. The way SS emptied in the Supreme (which was a long time ago yes) suggests he is not bullet proof and invincible. To date nothing has put it all together to test him out properly over fences, imv. |
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no, cos nothing's good enough to
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I spoke to him yesterday after the first race at the back of the Best Mate enclosure.
He's a decent bloke. |
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One thing he does know is the form and he talks a lot of sense.....he seems a good guy to me,ok yesterdays tips were a bit crazy granted i think he was trying to be a bit to clever with sanctuaire ... at the end of the day we are ALL GUESSERS!
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hello reynerd my old pal hope your having a nice weekend
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hi jimnast a good yesterday thank you ...backed at fishers cross and the new one..layed coneygree BIG...nice double whammy
hope you done ok me old mucker |
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i had a very pleasant days sport at prestbury park yesterday,not sure i saw any festival winners re the championship races with the obvious exception,however i do think the first winner is more than useful,of out now but i am sure i will bump into you again on here,good luck reynerd.
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CIDER you spouting crap nothing as put ss under pressure cos nothings as good as him muppet
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gave up the fast pics
gave up tipping line gave up in running and would now rather sit in the studio earning a few bob,how much more evidence do you need that he isnt a good judge |
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Can anyone elaborate on the business when Graham offered to kick someone's ass at Chester a few years back?
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I dont think he gave up the tipping line i think his clients did
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no, he did...and refunded subs
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Did you get every penny back duncan
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