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Faugheen 1/5 value?
Faugheen 1/5 value?
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Zip you have made a few points but I'll address 2 and give you a chance to knock this one out of the park showing us all that we have you pegged wrong as many seem to think you a bit of a fool so with my help you can reverse that with a concise & coherent post outlining the thinking behind your comments earlier.
Firstly you said it was odd they never went from the front saying it's never headed when ran like this suggesting you think if this tactic was employed he'd have possibly won, Then said horse was unfit according to your man on the course. Here's the part where you get to shine like a star as I'm bowling underarm here. If the horse was unfit how would front running have changed the result against a clearly fitter rival ? Don't let us down son. |
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Magnuss mag
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You spelt "Mug" wong innit.
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Can i answer the question?
Backwind . . . by going from the front it would get the backwind up the straight first thus win the race. Next question please |
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Don't give him ideas, he has this covered.
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Is there a prize?
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Reclaimed dignity
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gutfeeling lets leave till next march ... we all have opinions
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I wasn't expressing a opinion just asking you to clarify yours.
Seems I took the middle stump out the turf with consummate ease. March has no bearing on how you've judged this weekends race. Be good. |
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gutfeeling ok this is my case its a cert to do the double if it turns up ..you heard it here first
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lets wait till March
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40%pc don't make me laugh you spend all your time on the forum.When do u have tyhe time to work out whats a good bet.
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Not worth the time some folk.
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and still no-one laid it...
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want win the champion hurdle rodia
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iyo mart..iyo
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when i have a few k on al tell u the winner rodia
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I used to lay all races with odds on favourites in them using a lay the field approach for a fixed liability. It's very nearly a winner and for someone who is on 2% commission, a definite winner.
The point with lay the field for fixed liability at BFSP is that you reduce your overall liability on the race and, if the favourite is odds-on, every other horse in the race is a winner at varying degrees. Unfortunately I'm not on 2% so I gave it up. A form expert may be capable of judging which races to steer clear (i.e. where the fav is going to win) but this type of selective approach is dubious imo. |
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