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Why don’t you provide results to SP as well as advised price?
In one respect this question is easy to answer – I wouldn’t dream of placing a bet at SP, so I haven’t kept records to SP at all since I started the column in March 2009. However, I think it is very likely punters would lose long-term backing the selections at SP given the clear and massive cuts in price once they are online. I have to make selections every day, and in many instances those selections are in weak markets and the prices are cut fairly dramatically, as anyone who follows the column will know. Moreover, as many punters will also be aware, if you back horses at bigger prices in the morning, the ones that are strong in the market in the ten minutes or so directly before a race (and therefore go off at shortish SPs) tend to win rather more often these days than the ones that drift out. Part of the point of the column is to point out horses that are the wrong price in the morning (and angles to help find those horses independently in the future); what happens thereafter is beyond my control. |
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Two lovely, double-digit bets for us this morning. Lump on, lay a bit off and now the day is ours to enjoy. What a way to make a living.
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"Lump on" = small EW double.
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johngrace 20 Dec 17 09:59 Joined: 29 Oct 17 | Topic/replies: 117 | Blogger: johngrace's blog
Two lovely, double-digit bets for us this morning. Lump on, lay a bit off and now the day is ours to enjoy. What a way to make a living Never Give Up in ur basement Fraudy? What a way to make a living Sad Fraudy. U made a living on pokerstars as well u silly git - for a whole 3 weeks |
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Both today's selections were recommended with betfair sportsbook - so "Lump on" would most likely mean somewhere in the region of 50p EW.
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How gratifying to return from a glorious day in Winchester to find that our hero has banged in yet another huge-priced winner to finance the day`s luxuries.
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Pork pie 'n' Irn Bru fraudy?
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Your last line sounds like something out of a porn scene fraudy
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What an extraordinary mindset from these folk. Carol service in the Cathedral, dinner at Chesil Rectory. Most agreeable.
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2 bets struck, prices secured with ease today. Now up to London for shopping and lunch at Chez Bruce. Happy days. Thank you Sir Hugh.
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You sound like fun.
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A bizarre and incomprehensible conclusion from this person whose life seems to be dedicated in the pursuit of viewing the bets of total strangers.
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choo choo!
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chez bruce. ...
The dress code here is fairly casual, although we did spot one chap who I am sure is on a fashion police wanted poster (there is a certain shade of pink that should only be worn by 5 year old girls). The customers are very much the Chelsea set. We would not have been at all surprised to see the crew from that dire show “Made in Chelsea” swanning in. .. ![]() ![]() |
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Fraudy,run along now back to your aunt Bettys clinic and tell them you need further treatment for your compulsive lying and delusions of grandeur,there's a good "boy"
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Hmm.this won't be fraudys first time there then Glasgow,does it say if he was a particularly ugleek hunt?
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Fraudy,thought you were "up in London" when you're logged on here,do you not do most of your shopping on ebay these days anyway?
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Must have been turned away from Chez Bruce for having the air of a vulgar pleb.
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20-1 into 7-1.....magnificent result win or lose.
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The master has spoken for the last time this year, the price is secured as are tens of thousands of pounds of profit once again in 2017. Those who look the gift horse in the mouth may type more random nonsense or invent a few more irrelevant lies but they really are very, very foolish indeed.
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Thank you Sir Hugh.
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A most satisfactory each way return to complete a quite outstandingly successful year of financial prosperity. Thank you Sir Hugh.
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Keep your vulgar tales to yourself and the other plebs you were brawling with in the Ascot car park please.
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Imagine spending your life stalking someone and typing nonsense on an anonymous forum.
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Joined: 03 Feb 08 | Topic/replies: 216 | Blogger: mfordy's wife's blog 18 Apr 10 18:10
Gents When I was a young lad, in Bangkok, life was good and sweet. In 1963 I had the 'Op' and mfordy offered my mother 500 Baht. Since then my life has been a misery. You think he is annoying on a Forum. Imagine what he's like when he wants to dress up as a train driver and asks me to make 'Choo-choo' noises |
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Is this working class humour or some sort of **** erotic fantasy? They appear more peculiar than ever.
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How was it for you......
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Must sign off until the King George now as we are up at 3.00am. I beg all of my disciples - please, please try to find some pleasure in truth and love or the Good Lord in the next few days for what you do and say on this awful forum is harming you, your lives and those around you.
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But there are some among us who need your continued guidance.
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for a fella who's signed off, ur green light is still on Fraudy
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He's left his red light on as well.
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mouse muldoon • December 24, 2017 1:00 PM GMT
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Good God - this sad little stalker was here on CHRISTMAS EVE!!! I now feel sorry for him - imagine life being that empty......
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I do hope baby jesus won't be angry with people being logged in the day before his birthday. Perhaps you could ask betfair to shut down over next christmas to remove the temptation.
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As if proof were needed, the sad fool posts his childish, inane repliy within THREE minutes. What a waste of a life.
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2 minutes this time.
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