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they alway turn it around but still
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be interesting to know how many subscribers there is.
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well, one born every minute they say...
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Between 50 to 100 subscribers, but the quality of the bets poor
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I would have thought they had more subscribers
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That’s the amount now
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i was a member in 97 and can honestly say that the only decent bit of "info" he gave for £1495 split btwn 3 of us was for Pilsudski antepost for the Eclipse - this was in the days b4 mobile phones by the way and he regularly gave out 1/33 shots on the tennis as maximums
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Many moons ago he was very good. I did have two accounts closed down when following his bets. There was a big gamble on Mely Moss (I think) who landed an ordinary handicap chase off top weight (8/1-2/1 or something similar). He'd been talking about a double maximum bet for some months and that was it. He did give See More Business for the GC at a big price too.
Yep there were a lot of mathematical bets and 2/1 shots given each way as part of this, but he consistently made money. In those days though he had 'account bets' and 'non account bets' (more like info from contacts). I believe he had a very strong team of people in key yards. |
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MJ was his main source of info in my day
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MJ was his main source of info in my day
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when he lived in neverland?
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it happened Steve - i even met him at Ripon races - about 6 foot 4 wiv a cheap suit wiv two dolly birds on his arm eating an ice cream
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A day off to lick wounds and plan how to possibly turn this around in 10 weeks
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Good day today, only £90 loss, getting better lol
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I can lose that myself without paying for the privilege
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£800 profit today, year loss now £10,090
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Only bets recently £500 löss yesterday, £800 profit today, 2019 now mini’s £9,800
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I post the losses so have to post the winnings when happens, 2k profit today
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Year löss now £7,800
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rue,what was todays selections?
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£1500 e/w Envoi Allen @ 2/7
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x3
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Hi Shafter, toddy’s profit was from pre tournement bet on south Africa to win the World cup
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roger.
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£800 löss today, year löss now £8,600
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up in smoke again today
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Today löss another £800 again, year löss now £9,400, soon be time to resubcribe for 2020 £1,795 lol
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where do I sign up please
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2-1 2nd favourite each way today, unplaced
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Should consider opening a laying service...
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feel sorry for anyone joining this cowboy service, however as they say youll only do it once. I once made the mistake of joining however within 6 months of being messed about abandoned ship, they liked you to phone multiple times a day and behave like there is a huge coupe about to transpire, only to give you the second fav in a seller with exposed form. they suggest to have connections with the Paul Cole and Mick Channon yards however regularly missed their big winners to concentrate on the 5/1 e/w pokes that would run unplaced. At the price they are having your trousers down big time. Speaking of which :-)
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Latest bets today minus £1200, 2nd 3rd favourites in a 4 horse race, years loss now £10,400 plus subscription £1, 795. Complete farce now.
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no comeback this year Im afraid
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Another £700 loss today, loss on the year now -£11,100 plus subscription of £1,795
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Veritas it is very noble of you to take 5 minutes off from your own spamming to alert us to this spam.
Thank you Sir. |
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Expect Kevin's strongest bet of December
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kevins still won more than sir hugh at sp prices.
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