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"it's 12 year old for goodness sake, a placer, 12 year olds don't win this race"
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The faux pro could hardly be expected to fancy one that wasn't favourite.
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Twenty years ago when you could slink around the courses without any suspicion, you often spotted the odd horse that was ready to win but for some reason didn't. I used to wonder why the bookies never noticed but they are making books not watching the races. Now with all the races shown live and the exchanges it's a very different game, so I suspect he could make a living betting but different kettle of fish these day's you need to be in the know to win any money.
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1sttimeposter has it dead right. Nevison is living proof that "anyone can make a small fortune out of racing,given that they have a large fortune to start with." (Lord Oaksey)
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He is getting to look as shabby as Robert Peston, and that fellow has gone Beatnik!
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Did Dave's new stats say The Package couldn't win?
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99.9% professional gamblers you will never here about, as they don't have the time for the celebrity lifestyle. If someone claims to be a professional but going on tv to earn extra cash saids to me there brass.
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Pre race I can't myself find anything wrong with not fancying the package.
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that's right, Roger...he couldnt touch The Package on a Thursday
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Fish out of water doing this on course job, embarrassing
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Anyone can be a 'professional gambler' until the cash runs out...
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Dave was just like a lot of punters until Eddie helped him and showed him what he needed to do.
Eddie told him as he told me don't get to greedy. Dave got greedy and he also got lucky. Dave then thought he was super man and stopped talking to us mortals. He stated to walk around like he was a king. When his luck run out he came down with a big bump. As I have said before be careful how you talk to people on the way up because you will have to see them again on the way down. I would give him a £5 if I did see him again to help him out to show I have forgiven him. |
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He simply has not got personality,charisma ,call it what you like for the media.
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he's no Tanya, that's for sure
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HankTheTank 12 Mar 15 14:51
Come on lads give him a break. His books and RFO column were both good reads. Being on your ar se with 4 kids to feed can't be a lot of fun His books were total ****.hth |
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What does a failed ex pro punter now do ?
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"Only the front two backed. No money for the others" Maverick Wave 6/1> 4/1 !!! |
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Name the stable lad turn bookmaker who Dave took to Tatts and got warned off ?
Channel four talked the stable lad turn bookie up and Dave jumped in with a £500 ew double but for Dave there was no pay out as he had no money to pay. Eddie and I asked Dave at the time why place a bet like that with that sort of bookie ? I should have known then and there what a muppet Dave really was. As I said before what goes around comes around Dave was very lucky he has not been taken to Tatts. |
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with the Bodugi affair fresh in mind I am surprised he Is allowed air time sponsored by the Bookmakers.
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1st time poster 11 Mar 15 16:17
yeh turned a fortune from the city in to a smaller fortune then into nothing,he,s now like the sweating compulsive gambler rooting through old betting slips in your local bookies Spot on ![]() |
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shadder........what was the concept of bodugi.........and much did punters lose??
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If I remember right his name was Wally Percel Channel 4 gave him a big gee up and milked the story about him being a stable lad who was now a bookie.
Channel 4 interviewed Dave when he got knocked. Dave took him to Tatts cost him £700 and what did Dave get a big fat 0 |
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Dave
Why don't you write a book about how you lost all your money ? You might like to say sorry in it to the people who lost money with your BODOUGI company Have you ever said sorry to anybody about anything ? Do you know the story of Icarus ? Daedalus fashioned two pairs of wings out of wax and feathers for himself and his son. Daedalus tried his wings first, but before trying to escape the island, he warned his son not to fly too close to the sun, nor too close to the sea, but to follow his path of flight. Overcome by the giddiness that flying lent him, Icarus soared into the sky, but in the process he came too close to the sun, which due to the heat melted the wax. Icarus kept flapping his wings but soon realized that he had no feathers left and that he was only flapping his bare arms, and so Icarus fell into the sea in the area which today bears his name, the Icarian Sea near Icaria, an island southwest of Samos You remind me of Icarus you wanted to be above everybody Eddie told you not to be to greedy just like Daedalus told his son not to fly to high. |
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he was called sonny percel |
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by the way your 1153 post rings very true to me.
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What did I say in that post 1153 ? |
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meeting people on the way up and thinking you have the game by the bollox in a nutshell.
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The last part of his 2nd book indicated that he lost all his cash. Aimlessly going for the big hit on Scoop6, it was sad reading, he wasn't a professional or acting like one.
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