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Mr Holmes
28 Apr 13 14:23
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As exciting as jump racing is to watch, trying to be real confident of a bet is far harder than the flat. Just when you think your nag is gonna win, it falls over an obstacle.

This is why the flat for betting will always win with me, it takes away a few imponderables, that you the jumps is plagued with.

Just a shame we have not a Flat meeting on , 6 weeks into the flat season. PlainPlain

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Report conkian April 28, 2013 2:24 PM BST
quite agree mr holmes
Report One Nation April 28, 2013 3:24 PM BST
Nonsense. Countless flat races are decided with large portions of luck. Starting stalls/waiting for gaps to appear that never do/horses hanging and hampering at crucial stages/stupid courses like Goodwood and Epsom where horses are hanging into the rail.
Report brain dead jockeys April 28, 2013 3:36 PM BST
i was always of the opinion that flat was the only way to make money but looking at the handicaps so far this year, its a bit of a lottery game
Report BERLINGTONBERTIE April 28, 2013 3:40 PM BST
NH all day for me,although i do like in-running and the flats a bit quick for me now.
Report Rankine April 28, 2013 5:04 PM BST
Total rubbish, how many times do you watch a flat race and your horse gets no run at all because it is boxed in and no gap appears. Far more imponderables on the flat then jump racing.
Report Arklearkle April 28, 2013 5:39 PM BST
Of course it is very easy to get boxed in on a non trier. Loved the flat one time but [i]almos[/i]t hate it now - all tugging and pulling. Boring boring - roll on November
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