bigmart..the forum fantasist of epic proportions...

an absolute embarrassment to humanity...makes Walter Mitty look like Mary Poppins...

WAC

roida if they never had prices under 1.05 you wd go bankrupt in a month
and if you did noy lay even less time your fast on a trigger ots more like one of these video games than real racing with u , you wd not know the dif between shergar and a blackpool donkey yfdc

Horse Racing: £2,045.00  Total P&L:  £2,045.00

Horse Racing     Showing 1 - 11 of 11 markets
Market     Start time     Settled date     Profit/loss (£)
Horse Racing / Catt 6th Apr : 5f App Hcap     06-Apr-16 17:05     06-Apr-16 17:09     121.09
Horse Racing / Catt 6th Apr : 6f Hcap     06-Apr-16 16:35     06-Apr-16 16:38     139.13
Horse Racing / Nott 6th Apr : 1m Hcap     06-Apr-16 16:25     06-Apr-16 16:31     9.55
Horse Racing / Ling 6th Apr : 7f Hcap     06-Apr-16 16:15     06-Apr-16 16:20     20.71
Horse Racing / Catt 6th Apr : 1m6f Hcap     06-Apr-16 16:05     06-Apr-16 16:09     91.92
Horse Racing / Nott 6th Apr : 1m6f Listed     06-Apr-16 15:50     06-Apr-16 15:56     9.25
Horse Racing / Catt 6th Apr : 7f Hcap     06-Apr-16 15:30     06-Apr-16 15:35     107.79
Horse Racing / Catt 6th Apr : 7f Claim Stks     06-Apr-16 15:00     06-Apr-16 15:03     1,189.52
Horse Racing / Nott 6th Apr : 5f Hcap     06-Apr-16 14:50     06-Apr-16 14:54     19.32
Horse Racing / Catt 6th Apr : 1m4f Hcap     06-Apr-16 14:30     06-Apr-16 14:34     265.37
Horse Racing / Catt 6th Apr : 5f Hcap     06-Apr-16 14:00     06-Apr-16 14:02     71.35

theres my p&l today mart..go on lets have a laff...POST YOURS.

yes koddie the farmer always seeths when he cant see my bets or accounts it really bugs him and eats at him or why indeed wd he ask ,  fully expect to pay for another hol after derby easy to a win

exactly oneya....how much did u have on the 'group horse in a maiden' ?

wafdsc

Claudio Monteverde for me is the most interesting horse in the race, he was a couple of lengths behind Stellar Mass on debut but had looked very green through the race, I liked the way he came home in the straight and he moves like a decent animal. He is a full brother to the brilliant Bolger filly Lush Lashes and if there is a Derby horse in this field, he is it. Thats maybe unlikely but its an open year and I think he might turn out one of Obriens half decent types. My worry for him tomorrow is the ground, id confidently say he wants nice ground and he is also unlikely to be tuned up for this so I will be watching him with a view to the future.

fav ended up a much fairer price than he was last night, betting told the story with Sing For Me, 1m4 handicaps for her, Bravery doesnt look up to much and Claudio Monteverdi remains the most interesting horse in the race, wont be much of a price for a maiden next time

had a good bit on for me roida, pennies to you id say

Like yourself mart

now now farmer like i stated many times am not showing u any my bets my accounts or betting slips
u just have to think he is a serial looser

a classic horse

who said it would win a classic

you have shown your knowledge with this blunder mart, retreat quietly and hope we forget about it is my advice

So Mart you cannot point out where I have asked yet putting on here that I have - MORE LIES AND DELUSIONS FROM THE FORUM WALTER MITTY

take your time oneyall study the form and look at all the race times of each maiden race not a sigle race with in a stone of classic standard even the horse who fished ahed of it is still a maiden
the form is just above ave at best

  DATE    RACE CONDITIONS    WGT    RACE OUTCOME    JOCKEY    OR    TS    RPR
20Mar16      Cur 8Y/Sft 3yMd 6K    9-5    2/25 (1¼L Embiran 9-5) 100/30    Kevin Manning    102    *    *
24Oct15      Leo 8Gd/Y 2yMd 8K    9-5    3/14 (1¼L Tirmizi 9-5) 9/4F    Kevin Manning    104    *    *
27Sep15      Cur 8Gd 2yG2 55K    9-3    4/9 (1L Port Douglas 9-3) p 12/1    Kevin Manning    —    *    *
30Aug15      Cur 8Y/Sft 2yMd 8K    9-5    3/12 (hd Beacon Rock 9-5) 100/30    Kevin Manning    —    *    *
09Aug15      Cur 8Gd 2yMd 9K    9-5    2/12 (1L Restive 9-5) 5/1    Kevin Manning    —    *    *
classic form get on now before the big tumble

Don't you start gutty, Mart has put some bricks down in an equine centre so obviously knows more than anyone on here.

right away to pack some holiday gear live the dream oneyall am only messing

its prob a group 2 horse no way a group 1 imo but good luck

I'm chatting to a mate who runs the family stud in ireland at the moment about tomorrows cards MD and just passed that comment onto him, His reply might get me banned from here but it's fair to say the air went blue.

bigmart • April 6, 2016 9:02 PM BST
dams have very liitle inflence on stamina


ffs mart stay of the drugs

he still did 1000 guinees winner last year because he backed the same as me found then desserted her but i followed her to america because i new , gutty the dam in question was preduced milers its no user friendly is she ,

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The grandiose delusions are often associated with fictional, religious, or supernatural themes.  A person suffering from delusions of grandeur may believe that they deserve public recognition as the human incarnation of Jesus Christ.  Individuals afflicted with these types of delusions often have diagnosable psychiatric conditions such as: bipolar disorder, delusional disorder, or schizophrenia.
What are delusions of grandeur? Definition.

Below is a technical breakdown of the terms “delusion,” “grandeur” and the phrase “delusions of grandeur.”  By defining each term separately from the phrase, it may help some people realize that grandeur is not always associated with delusions.

Delusion: This is a term used to describe a false belief that is held with full conviction, despite significant contradictory evidence.  In other words, it is a belief held despite irrefutable logical, rational, and/or scientific evidence in opposition to a particular belief.

Grandeur: This is a term that signifies being impressive, awesome, or magnificent.  A professional athlete may be described as “grandiose” in regards to being of significant talent.  In reference to a professional athlete, highly-skilled person, celebrity, or president – the associated grandeur is not delusional.

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What causes delusions of grandeur?

It is difficult to pinpoint a specific cause for delusions of grandeur.  There is significant evidence associated with brain lesions, specifically to the frontal lobe and grandiose delusions.  That said, a variety of other factors may play a role including: drug use, genetics, medical conditions, neurotransmitter concentrations, and receptor density.

Brain anatomy: Delusions may be a result of anatomical abnormalities in the brain.  Research has suggested that the amygdala, fronto-striatal circuits, and parietal cortices are most likely to play a role in the development of delusions.  Anatomical abnormalities can lead to processing errors in these regions, which can perception and make an individual more prone to delusions.

Brain injuries: Those that have endured a brain injury or multiple brain injuries may be more prone to delusions.  Although injuries to any area of the brain may increase delusional susceptibility, the frontal lobes are most commonly linked to delusions of grandeur.

    Frontal lobes: Individuals that have lesions in the frontal lobes are known to be increasingly susceptible to delusions of grandeur.
    Temporal lobes: Those with lesions of the temporal lobes may be more likely to experience delusions of grandeur.

Drugs: Those that have used or abused drugs may experience delusions of grandeur as a side effect.  This is particularly common in cases of drug-induced psychosis.  Those that experience delusions of grandeur upon ingestion of drugs often have taken a stimulatory agent that affects dopamine.  The drastic increase of dopamine may provoke a stimulant-psychosis characterized by elevated mood and grandiose delusions.

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Encephalitis: Those experiencing Japanese encephalitis, a condition characterized by brain inflammation, have been reported as exhibiting delusions of grandeur.  These delusions were accompanied by other symptoms including: euphoria, assaultive behaviors, and sometimes seizures.  It is possible that other cases of encephalitis may also result in delusions of grandeur.

Genetics: It has been suggested that certain genetic polymorphisms may result in delusions of grandeur.  In particular, researchers believe that polymorphisms of genes related to dopamine receptors are the culprit.  Some studies point out that paranoid schizophrenia and delusional disorders may stem from HLA (human leukocyte antigen) genes, which could influence grandiose delusions.

Hemispheric activation: In early studies of individuals with delusions, it was believed that the delusions were caused by overactivation or underactivation of a particular hemisphere.  First, researchers speculated that right hemisphere impairment was the predominant cause of delusions.  Upon further analysis, it appears that the actual cause of delusions stems from excessive activity in the left hemisphere.

Neurotransmitter concentrations: Those with abnormally high concentrations of certain neurotransmitters may result in delusions of grandeur.  It is believed that high dopamine levels are responsible for causing delusions, especially among individuals with schizophrenia.  For this reason, professionals administer atypical antipsychotics which act as dopamine antagonists.

Receptor density: The densities of receptors for neurotransmitters may play a role in facilitating delusional states.  One theory is that certain regions of the brain lack adequate dopaminergic receptors, thus leading to an overabundance of dopamine and causing delusions and/or hallucinations.  Those with reductions in receptor density, particularly of dopamine may be increasingly susceptible to delusions of grandeur.

am not trying to be anything but your statement about not looking at speed figs told me all i need to know a guesser , unless u have info  around 16 of the last 20 classic winners had the best speed rating how can u say it does not matter , that statement borders on a lunatic of epic

proportions  , not being funny gutty for all your gallop watching breeding friends watching a few blow away con webs it did not seam to bring a big bank balance your way on your chelt thread
i was watching some gallop last night vie video they went well