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05 Sep 18 20:04
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seem to to remember them having a few at the last meet, multi handed tomorrow


any reason/connection ?

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By:
flukes
When: 05 Sep 18 20:51
Not sure of the connection Dealer but the last 2 years at this meeting they have had a boatload of drifters followed by a well backed winner in the last. They don't have a runner in the last tomorrow but following the money probably isn't a bad idea.
By:
the dealer
When: 05 Sep 18 20:56
they have a runner in the last trained in Ireland and just notice they sponsor the race.
By:
Cork Langer
When: 05 Sep 18 20:57
Novelty value perhaps, purchased two today to make sure they are represented in each race
By:
the dealer
When: 05 Sep 18 21:00
probably CL just thought they maybe had a connection to the place.
By:
mrcombustible
When: 05 Sep 18 21:01
They haven't a clue what they are doing.
They have more money than sense
By:
the dealer
When: 05 Sep 18 21:03
the books dont take any chances, fav in all 6 races and 2nd fav with all bar one, where they are doubly engaged
By:
Cork Langer
When: 05 Sep 18 21:06
Group of rich friends who like visiting obscure tracks where they can party hard, false favs hopefully that will inflate others prices
By:
the dealer
When: 05 Sep 18 21:08
yip there must be a few over priced ones elsewhere. not getting involved but will watch with interest how it pans out.
By:
flukes
When: 05 Sep 18 21:15
A bookies rep will be on ATR tomorrow telling us about how they have seen good money for several Melbourne 10 runners, huge liabilities, blah blah blah. As an aside, last year at this meeting there were some very well backed winners.
By:
mrcombustible
When: 06 Sep 18 12:31
It is a kip of a track and anyone betting here needs their head examined. The start can be chaotic and you have horses jumping pools of water.
By:
onlooker
When: 06 Sep 18 13:30
Looks like Laytown would appear to be Melbourne 10's idea of the Cheltenham Festival ...

- or - Royal Ascot, rather.
By:
ThirdTimeLucky
When: 06 Sep 18 13:44
Just a bunch of rich ex City Bankers (though you could easily change the 'B' for a letter towards the end of the alphabet) , who dress up like silly public schoolboys and clearly think they own the meeting, and no doubt will all be seen together in some cringeworthy interview during the afternoon.

As someone said earlier, clearly more money than sense. Putting horses with Jamie Osborne should be a good enough guide to that
By:
granitjack
When: 06 Sep 18 16:15
Both runners withdrawn in this race....hmmm
By:
MJK
When: 06 Sep 18 18:44
Won't be long before this mob are sponsoring every race and have half the runners in every race. Laytown used to be enjoyable.
By:
hulk23
When: 06 Sep 18 20:26
must be like winning the lottery when the men with the blazers and far too much money call you up and ask to lease your horse for a day ... are you sure you wouldn't like it for a week ??
By:
kev
When: 06 Sep 18 21:39
As I understand it they don't fund it equally. An egotistical mob who know as much about racing as Tanya Stevenson.

A very good mob to claim a horse off.
By:
Vubiant
When: 06 Sep 18 22:57
It's a shocking state of affairs when a bunch of people use a unique beach track to have some fun with racehorses. For those who dislike the track for betting purposes -it's a shame that they are compelled to bet there and that there aren't a host of alternative betting opportunities available for such fastidious and discerning punters......................oh no , hang on.....
By:
mouse muldoon
When: 06 Sep 18 23:08
The Southwell beach is more favourable for punters, but alas they too have but the one meeting in the summer.
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