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whats your golden rules on betting??
whats your golden rules on betting??
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Ground is everything.
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lewisham ranger 24 Jul 18 10:21
let's face it, all this advice is delusional. the only people who really win in the long-term are the bookies. best thing is not to bet in the first place. gambling a waste of time imo. much easier ways of making money. if you want to do something similar then just play the stock market, much easier than trying to predict which random gee gee will beat another random gee gee around a muddy field, hundreds of miles from where you live. firm but fair...summed up perfectly. |
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All sound advice that Roadrunner. Also it helps if you tell the jockey on your payroll to race without cover on the keen going horse you own when it runs at Royal Ascot so that you can lay it for as much as possible, which is much easier to do with the liquidity on the exchanges at the Royal meeting. Then enter said horse at Newbury, put a hood on it and get plenty of cover but tell the jockey to hit the front 2 out because the horse has so much in hand and there won't be any chance of getting block in or leaving it to late because the lay money made at Ascot is all on to win today plus a bit more. Fecking easy game then!
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was it 'energetic'? Summed up better.
 As you know steve it's only idiots that put up 10 smileys. |
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9 for 90% idiots.
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Guess.
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1.Never bet in sellers.
2.Do not bet in any subsequent race that season on any horse that got beyond 2nd Beechers in the National.(Though I did to my profit on Red Rum,Mr Frisk and Andy Pandy.)  3.These days,don't bet in the National.Before the race was ruined I viewed it as a once in the year opportunity to get the better of the bookmakers.These days it's just another big field handicap. 4.Ignore the ground conditions to your peril. |
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1) Be extremely selective
2) Well-being of selection and stable 3) No handicap or all-weather races but Listed and Group races only 4) Ground condition and draw (if sprints) 5) Price (value is key) |
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in recent years i have gone right off horses, find it difficult to choose a horse and stick with it usually changing my mind to disaster effects i have a habit of listening to either the tv pundits and reading the post and changing selection and bang the original selection most likely always comes in,i find the football a far better way for winners and enjoy it more,ive also changed my staking to smaller stakes not that ive ever been a big gambler at all.
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impossible............I do look at decent maidens but I don't generally bet in hcaps and only bet on decent races ....like you mostly listed or above.........
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