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862/1 BSP winner. tons done at the maximum.
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Only rated around 35lb inferior to the runner up..
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Ran a couple of nice races in England this time last year when Fav!
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BSP for 4 places - 435
SP to win at track - 66/1 |
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Jonathan Moore posing
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never in doubt that one :)
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Chapman shouting and hollering about 66/1
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434/1 for a 66/1 shot to get in the first four ..... absolutely unreal
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Looked like a dead heat when they showed the print ....
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dead heat with itself in the mirror image maybe :/
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BF will make adverts about that in the papers tomorrow, hulk (in our dreams)
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Commentator really quick to call it
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I thought he beat his mirror image, but dead-heated with the other horse
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£1 ew in the bookies gets you about £80.
£1 win and £1 place (4 places) here, you get £1,296 ... |
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Favourite second five out of six before this so probably a dodgepot but there is only so long you can wait on any horse. Always a chance doing that you can either make a mistake or get crowded out.
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wow
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If BF were to capitalize on that re a RP advert, what a kick in the teeth it would be for the 1000 layer(s). Wouldn't be much worse if they were publicly named and shamed ...
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Never understood why they don't cash in on the difference with BSP for standouts such as this though, surely an advertising dream.
They do run exchange adds at times too, so why not use the prices?? |
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More profit on their bookmaking operation is the answer stu.
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Purple have tweeted their SP win returns as "huge 320".
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Betfair's 4 place market beats purple's SP for the winner.
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rated around 35lb inferior
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