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Newcastle bookies desperate

Mr Spock

29 Jun 13 16:26

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Pushed that last fav out to odds against and it sluiced home

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Report holywell • June 29, 2013 4:30 PM BST

I thought the post was about how desperate they can be on a day like today. I was always appalled at the three to four books who were situated next to the marquees in the premier enclosure, they just took the p*** out of the once a year racegoers, pricing up a couple of points less than the main ring.

Report Sportsadvisor • June 30, 2013 9:37 AM BST

so what? they in business or not? Probably paid a lot more to bet there. I do detest such ignorant posts

Report holywell • June 30, 2013 9:42 AM BST

I do detest people who deliberately rip off once a year racegoers. I know who is the ignorant one here.

Report Nige down south • June 30, 2013 9:46 AM BST

Wont be in business long. I stopped betting on the course many years ago as the on course books just take the piss now as all they want to do is trade with BF. I remember the day when getting a nice bet on EW at the correct place odds was the norm and when on course boards had "balls". Even in those days the silver ring was a point light of the main ring but still it was a lot better than now. Plus I got to keep all those losing cardboard tickets :-)

Report REGIT • June 30, 2013 9:47 AM BST

pay exactly the same as the rest of the ring sports.6 in premier,4 in hospitality,2 for one tent,1 for a small tent.first 12 not the small tent gone by pick 15.tells a story.

Report adge • June 30, 2013 9:53 AM BST

nige , enjoy living in the past.
I trust you believe everything you read in the papers too ?

Report Nige down south • June 30, 2013 9:59 AM BST

Nope I am quite happy in the present day ty. Totally relaxed that I do not have to bet on track lol.

As for papers don't read them. So well done!! lol

Report Sportsadvisor • June 30, 2013 10:03 AM BST

Holywell - there's a price on the board in neon lights. It isn't a ripoff, no matter how loud you decry it

Report Sportsadvisor • June 30, 2013 10:04 AM BST

Nige down south - of course you don't trade with betfair, hmm?

Report poorpup • June 30, 2013 10:04 AM BST

Jun 30, 2013 -- 3:37AM, Sportsadvisor wrote:

so what? they in business or not? Probably paid a lot more to bet there. I do detest such ignorant posts

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