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Whats the latest on Henry Rix ?
Whats the latest on Henry Rix ?
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Another 800 loss bring losses close to 25k
And 3k for the week |
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He would stop cancer
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got to feel for the followers there, in fairness
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hopefully they layed off in running as thats hard to take
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everybody has bad runs, statistically it's always going to happen, but there comes a point where it just can't be bad luck. Definitely gone at the game now, if he's tipping short ones that get beat then that's the final straw (he rarely used to tip short ones unless he owned them)
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imagine having to pay for the privilege of losing £25K
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He certainly dined out on the rare successes of his won Horses. The odd one came in such as Lafi. In reality, there was no edge listening to his advice on his own Horses. That side of his tipping was loss making for his clients
At one point after a couple won when they weren't tipped, I did suspect all was not what it seemed. Subscribed for around 5 years 2004 - 2010. His adverts are an utter disgrace these days |
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was he profitable for you roy?
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No winners at cheltenham
No winners at aintree No winners at ascot And now a disaster at goodwood Don't know what his next add could say |
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Yes. Particularly in the 1st 3/4 years.
The inevitable Losing Runs were psychologically draining. In the end it became impossible to 'get on' at anywhere near top price. This was made nigh on impossible by giving all his tips out at once say Midday on a Saturday. Obviously the restrictions on bookmaker accounts were really kicking in by 2010 (altho chicken feed compared to now obviously) Glad I got out when I did..certainly didn't make anything in the final 12 months' for sure |
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got out at the right time
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do his selections still shorten in the betting you would think they would lengthen
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anyone who has been following him over this period where he is 25k down, all I can say to you is you poor fcker, you won't ever get that money back
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If you still blindly follow him after this run, you deserve to be £25k down imo
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New advert prediction -
Now's the right time to follow him. When the months of the year have at least 6 letters in the name. (Rix can have that from me for free). |
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125 pts down this year
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After all that time how the heck does your dad get his bets on
Surprisingly, it's getting easier  |
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We all know you cannot follow ANY tipster without getting restricted or closed for a year let alone 13 years
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Front page of his website makes good reading.
Racecards, late lines, inner circle. 125 points may just be the tip of the iceberg. Was he not involved in a bespoke tipping service and Collier when he went private? I remember years ago, a lad got a couple of odds to £??? off him. A sprinter at Haydock that was totally unfancied that drifted like a barge and beaten. Then his own horse at Evs, also well stuffed. Been while since Tayseer and Gift Horse etc |
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the 2 years I subscribed, between 2003 and 2005 he had 3 or 4 that he part-owned, Lafi being the most famous one. They rarely ran without him tipping them, and usually it was only 1pt win, sometimes advised at SP! I remember him buying a share of one, when it had it's first run for him he didn't tip it and it won at 18/1, it could well have been Gift Horse. We then followed it down a drain for the next few runs. He had some rotten losing runs back then but would always come back firing, when he was hot he was hot, when he was cold he was cold but you just had to persist with it. It must be soul destroying now, at least back then there would be the odd 25/1 shot come in to get you back on track. Seeing him tip short prices is just desperation, he rarely tipped at single figure odds back then
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The aul fella just back them on heresy the off
Prices don't collapse any more like the use to |
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2pts win on Arnold today
2pts win on the great gatsby What a waste of 4 points |
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Which SIX runners did the koont pick for the 3.05 York today anyone?
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3.05 Bronze Angel 2pts win 1pt place
4.20 Noble Protector 2pts win 4.20 Walia 2pts win At least there are foodbanks in most towns for his loyal followers. |
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His adverts recommend "£200 a point" - total losses must be horrific.
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What a waste of 1400 quid....
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2 losers in the first wig more hall
And chancery that's another 800 down the drain |
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he might have been good once upon time, but he hasn't adapted his approach and he's been well and truly left behind
add in the fact that you cannot get 90% of the advertised prices its job fcked really  |
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i'm sure his loyal followers will be prepared to give him another year or 2 to turn it around
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His prices I believe are a lot easier to get nowadays
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Also had 2pints win and 1 point place on both angel Gabriel and g force
A loss of 2k today |
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expecting a turnaround though for the leger festival
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much be driving him mad whatever you think of tipsters this is tough on all concerted
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No winners at cheltenham
None at aintree None at ascot 1 winner at 7/2 at goodwood still lost heavily at meeting 0 winners at York Your talking -15/18k alone at these festivals |
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"Traditionally, the final four months of the year are very lucrative..."
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he himself has said that he feels he is best during the summer and hardly tips over jumps except at the big spring festivals so I wouldn't hold out much hope of winning much at the back end, maybe losing less might be a more realistic target
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Y3.15 2pts win 1pt pl Muhaarar
Y5.00 2pts win 1pt pl Braidley I can feel a RP ad coming on! |
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 Form temporary, class permanent |
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His latest bet was braidly last Saturday who was tailed off at Beverley at 4/1
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