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Each to there own, but am happy with 4k profit this month and also my subscriptions is now free as my £200k profit picks up interest and more than pays the subscription, but hey I will start to follow skinto too, thanks for the heads up on skinto
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WALOFS.
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You sure its not 3 4 5 hundred k
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Sure he gives some spanking good tips'.
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Take this thread down Betfair....spamming at its best
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You're on a hiding to nothing complaining.
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£200K up and still on half recommended stakes.
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This was one of Mr Booths famed 'Double Maximum bets'. I was with ISIRIS for a couple of years but gave up as I couldn't get on with the bookies (several accounts restricted or closed down). Certainly it wasn't all plain sailing, but I definitely made money whilst it lasted.
Have no knowledge of the operation now. John Partridge English Clothing Handicap Chase (Class C) . (Class 3) (0-130, 5yo+) 2m5f Good 16 fences £4,435.50, £1,344.00, £657.00, £313.50, £30.00, £30.00 « 1 Mely Moss (FR) 4/1 6 12-0 Charles Egerton 133 111 144 » ch g Tip Moss (FR) - The Exception (FR) (Melyno) Jamie Osborne Made virtually all, drew clear from 3 out, unchallenged « 2 14 Flapjack Lad 6/1 8 10-0over weight3 Nigel Twiston-Davies 105 73 99 » b g Oats - Reperage (USA) (Key To Content) D Walsh Chased winner, disputed lead approaching 4 out, ridden and weakened approaching 3 out « 3 ¾ River Bounty I 11/1 11 11-7 Charlie Brooks 133 93 126 » ch g Over The River (FR) - Billie Gibb (Cavo Doro) M Berry7 IIRC this was punted in from 10/1 to 4/1-there was a reputed £5M taken from the bookies that day..... |
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Is Kev on this fred?
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5 million and started at 4/1?
Honestly...this thread gets worse.Must be DESPERATE for members |
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24 Jan 14 23:14 Joined: 10 May 05 | Topic/replies: 596 | Blogger: JML's blog £200K up and still on half recommended stakes. You just couldn't make it up. Never noticed that ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Easy to increase your profits, back and lay off when price shortens ( unless your a knob and not got a clue easy)
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Cheers Kevin.
Now foado. |
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5 million and started at 4/1?
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Easy to increase your profits, back and lay off when price shortens ( unless your a knob and not got a clue easy) Except he's putting up horses that are supposed to win. So if your system is correct, his only 'skill' is that a load of people pile on whatever he puts up then lay off when the price shortens. |
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ERRR HOW DO I KEEP AN ACCOUNT IF I BEAT THE PRICE KEV??
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Seriously this service has been spammed off and on ever since I started on the forum 7 years or so ago. Probably not Booth himself. He's had more names than the last poster if it is.
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Strangely enough, Booth was realeased from jail around the time that rue the day joined betfair.
He went missing for a few months and on his returne claimed that he had been kidnapped by terrorists!! |
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I would hate you on my case z
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I was a member for a year in 1998-99 and even then it was hard to get on the full stake (£100 e/w or £200 win) at the advised odds over the telephone. The only double maximum he advised in my time was also a winner - can't remember the name but iirc it was another Charlie Egerton horse and was in a hurdle at Newbury.
The service was, and appears still to be, profitable so while the claimed profits may be hard to achieve in practise I'm not sure what there is to moan about. |
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Correction - it was 1997-98 when I was a member. He tipped Pilsudski for the Eclipse.
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Cheers unc . . . Times have changed somewhat since the last century
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Rue the day...surprised you've got time to come on here and talk to us little people with yer 200k profit from 50 quid stakes
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Whats the big Isiris ante post tip for Cheltenham then?
Quevega ew at 4/5? And remember folks if it's 2nd or 3rd that's still a winner!! |
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I was a member for a year in 1998-99 and even then it was hard to get on the full stake (£100 e/w or £200 win) at the advised odds over the telephone. Not a hope in hell long term getting any bets on long term over the telephone, remember losers and mugs only wanted by the bookmakers
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Rue the day...surprised you've got time to come on here and talk to us little people with yer 200k profit from 50 quid stakes
Ballydole!! Not at all, like you and everyone else here is a punter! I am no Better than you or any one else here |
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I am better than loads on here, in fact i am God like, I make cod tremble
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I'd wipe the floor with you rue son...and I don't need any jailbird arse spanker to tell me what to do like some...
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THE-GHOST-OF-DICKIE-BIRD
26 Jan 14 06:33 I make cod tremble Are you Captain Birds Eye. ![]() |
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rue-the- day 26 Jan 14 02:41 Joined: 24 Dec 02 | Topic/replies: 78 | Blogger: rue-the- day's blog
I was a member for a year in 1998-99 and even then it was hard to get on the full stake (£100 e/w or £200 win) at the advised odds over the telephone. Not a hope in hell long term getting any bets on long term over the telephone, remember losers and mugs only wanted by the bookmakers WALOFS. And then you were jailed for two years. |
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....200k up and still able to put on bets at 100 quid with the bookies over the phone![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() WALOFS....in the real world where 2nds n 3rds are losers...if yer 2/3 grand up ye can get a tenner on. Who sponsors this thread? Wonga? |
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We all know who is sponsoring this thread I think.
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Over £200k up and still able to put £100 with bookies over the phone!! Pollydole can you read ? As I said over the telephone. Not a hope in hell long term getting any bets over the telephone, remember losers and mugs only wanted by the bookmakers. I have no bookmakers accounts, I don't require them all closed down any how. I doubt you could wipe the floor with me or even go 3 rounds with a revolving door, over the years I have upped my game so up yours
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![]() ![]() ![]() Sorry I forgot...you make more when you halve stakes ![]() ![]() |
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The Mely Moss one is the best yet...backed to win millions and still went off at 4/1
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Know your history ballydolle! Here is an old post! Brian) Lindsay lost his battle with cancer and passed away this Monday.
As the Racing Post reported John had racehorses with Michael Bell, Dandy Nicholls, Mick Easterby and Charles Egerton. This is a true story about one horse he jointly owned with Darren Mercer. Mely Moss was a horse known to have leg problems but had run a number of races in France and won a few. It was known to only go in soft ground. David Bridgwater rode it at Auteuil when it was( allegedly) not trying that hard. The months before Christmas 2006 was very cold in this country and Darren Mercer told Charles Egerton to take a few horses he had planned to race at The Cheltenham Festival in 2007 down to the South of France where they had connections to ensure they had an uninterupted preperation for the the festival. Although Mely Moss was not due to run anywhere that horse made up the numbers and went along also. The message came back that 'Mossy' seemed to be jumping like a stag and they hatched a plan to enter it up as soon as possible in England. They found a handicap race at Uttoxeter on the 24th Jan 2007 and as 'Mossy' had no form it was allocated top weight. The 'word' was that it would hack up and Jamie Osborne was booked to ride. John Lindsay contacted Kevin Booth at Isiris (the tipping line) and had a deal that if he 'wound' up his customers that a 'double maximum' bet was coming up and if it won that John and Darren Mercer would collect £20k each. They were both having problems getting bets on at the time and thought that the £20k each from Kevin Booth would offset that problem a little. The kudos Booth would recieve would likely to end up with all his customers rejoining and he then could make far more money in the end. On the day of the race those in the know had to get just a £100 on in the morning with as many shops as possible. Everyone also knew Isiris would be trying to deceive bookmakers by hinting that the 'double maximum' was at a different meeting but once the bookmakers knew exactly what horse they were to be backing the price would drop like a stone. I started out having a £100 in every betting shop I paased from Brighton, through Hove, Lancing and finally ended up watching the race in Worthing. Although every one knew the price would tumble from the morning tissue price of 20/1 the favourite in the Racing Post looked quite good. Melly opended up at 12/1 and after the true horse was given out by Isiris just 3 minutes before the race was due to start still ended up a generous 4/1. Jamie Osborne never ever looked like losing and eased down to win by 14 lenghts. Mely Moss eventually came 2nd in The Grand National to Papillion so they knew what they had on their hands the day it won its first race in this country! One of my mates had shares with Axom who are a company running race horse syndicates and I tagged along with him to a Axom day at Charles Egertons yard. It was Lord Oaksey the Axom president that told us the plan. His co owner Darren Mercer later received a 6 month ban for laying his horse Joss Naylor on Betfair in the Welsh National when he knew it would not even run. Look up Mely Moss on the Racing Post site as its form is all still on there. |
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Can't have been 2007 if it later came 2nd to Papillon.
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DETECTIVE SPRAY
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