Daily Mirror race cards - What does (BF) stand for?

considering they used the longest traveller info yesterday from the trainers own postal address as the guide and not the stable address,  I wouldnt pay any attention to DM.

beaten fav

bf  ..beaten fav last time  ..

70%...... don't start fav next time .

zippers right but my old dad called them best forgotten on the theory that if it got beat when the money was down you can forget it now

big fanny

Trust you to lower the tone of the thread!

Used to use this acronym at the office ie Bring Forward

boy friend

big fcuk

Surely they should give us LF (little feet) so we know which ones to lay on the soft????

big frenulum

its obvious it means Bay Filly

sinnerman 94 replies  ....   your dad was   spot on ... if they  don't win when the stable / trainer ./ owners/ money is on ........get rid   sellers next time

Come on boys - get up to speed ...

Surely - BF - means ... being Laid on BetFair

BF

By the way
SF means strongly fancied
F - fancied
EW - ech way
The Red Spot means highest rated in the race
G at end means best form on Good ground ( GS , GF, H (heavy), S and ST standard AW)

Pinza what about that travel rubbish in yesterdays paper ..

also have you rechecked your figs on marko's thread as they seem too similar as stated?

Big Flaps

40 odd years ago when I looked at the form of the horses in the Mirror I though P meant it had been in a photo finish, so I backed them, it was amazing how many won

Correction
Aug favs
week1 63wins-190 races
week 2 63-189
week 3 64-168
week 4 50-189