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03 Sep 18
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this has come up on my tracker today, trainer was interviewed before it's last run at sandown and didn't appear very bullish
ran well though, dough is down today fancy it to win
Royal Dynasty win
ran well though, dough is down today fancy it to win
Royal Dynasty win
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My bet of the day
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alarming drift, coming for the candy horse
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What a weak woman Josephine come on lass turn it in - useless
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she very nearly lost 2nd there
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did she keep second? took it very easy near the end
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amazing how the market knows the outcome before the race, drifted like a barge, winner 10's into 7/2
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Disappointed with that run.
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Winner lands gamble after nearly coming down in the early stages.
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If that was off, it was a shocking ride from JG.
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bizarre market all round, lysander belle was smashed this morning into around 2/1 fav, drifts back out and first beat tailed off ..
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she should of stayed at home and done the hoovering
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Winner could of fallen got up and still won so many horses being stopped
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got 2nd by about an inch
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I suspect the winner and the second are a fair bit better than the others in that race.
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this betting lark must be geared around how the horse looks just before the off. You can back a horse till the cows come home the night before and in the morning, but when the horse looks on its toes, sweating up, anxious just before the off, all the hope evaporates, I suppose thats why they start drifting again before the off.
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the man from del monte says yes or no in the 5 minutes before the off
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i'd say less thatn that, 2 mins imo
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a lot can happen in 3 mins
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 maths is getting better |
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I've been saying for ages that those early markets are a menace and need to be done away with. People betting 7 hours or more before the off hoping to pinch a point or two and marking the bookies cards.
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