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26 Mar 20
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who is offering these prices do you think?
who is offering these prices do you think?
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Why dont you clean up and use it as an insurance bet in that case?
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cos i'd lose 40%.
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NOT to return is 1.18 ffs
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6.2 to return
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free money
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knot
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Too many imponderables, including :
Is that horses and dogs? Does it include Ireland ? |
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Are you playing adge ?
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mike, if you read the rules on the market there are no imponderables
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Predicting outcomes with insufficient form, not my cup o' tea, but thanks.
Easier ways of nicking a couple a quid without sweating for 6 weeks. |
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insurance purposes , democrat...i'm laying at 6.0...a little at a time
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how would anybody bet the royal meeting on /off
stay safe Ronnie. |
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Ill lay a bet!
(Behind closed doors settled as YES) Yes 1/2 No 31/20 |
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RothmanMike 26 Mar 20 20:50
Predicting outcomes with insufficient form, not my cup o' tea, but thanks. Easier ways of nicking a couple a quid without sweating for 6 weeks. ----------- Mike - If you are - "sweating for 6 weeks." ... I suggest you phone NHS 111 - pretty damn quick.  |
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mike cant do maths..
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mike hasnt washed for 3 years
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had a few golden showers..
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wore a jacket for 20 years....work out the math
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a brief update....george b is top bandit...stewy b living the dream in a pool
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RothmanMike • March 26, 2020 8:30 PM GMT
Too many imponderables, including : Is that horses and dogs? Does it include Ireland ? Will any scheduled Horse Racing Meeting, run under the BHA Rules of Racing, have taken place in the UK by 23:59 on 1st May 2020? This market will be settled as YES if at least one scheduled UK race is completed under the Rules of Racing, excluding Walkovers, by 23:59 on 1st May 2020. For the purpose of this market a "Walkover" will not count as a completed race. This market will be settled as NO if no such race has been completed by 23:59 on 1st May 2020. Any later abandonment, during racing, will not affect this market. Any meeting scheduled for before, or on, 1st May 2020, but which gets postponed and run at a later date will count only towards NO for the purposes of settlement of this market. Unless all Racing gets abandoned, or postponed further to a later date, the market will remain open until the start of the first scheduled race on the 1st May 2020. This market will not be actively managed until a result is determined. Betfair reserves the right to delay settlement until a race has been completed. |
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chavman
Date Joined: 04 May 12 Add contact | Send message 26 Mar 20 23:40Joined: 04 May 12 | Topic/replies: 29,404 | Blogger: chavman's blog a brief update....george b is top bandit...stewy b living the dream in a pool stewy b in lockdown with only bow to keep me company.....and plenty of it. |
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Anyone care to offer a reason why the market for racing to take place at Punchestown on 28/4/20, 3 days earlier is a lot less fluid regarding turnover.
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YES 2/1 soon as stated previously.
Cant bet it because I want it to happen too much! |
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Yes 5.0
No 1.24 Somebody has heard something! |
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for those looking to back "yes" .... i've got some genuine moon rock for sale which for the first 10 buyers can come with a personal signed message from elvis or Churchill, apply below
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personal signed message from elvis
Put me down for one, please! |
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sure, I'll even throw in a pair of vera lynns knickers and a lucky locket as worn by lassie
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Very generous!
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THis was sent to trainer and owners today:
The BHA has written to the NTF and other stakeholders today with an update on the planning in relation to the resumption of racing. The focus of this planning is on the conditions that would need to be met in order to ensure resumption of racing at the earliest opportunity. This involves operational planning on the racecourse, the ability of horsemen to service fixtures, the scheduling and rescheduling of appropriate fixtures and races, as well as the need to ensure that regulatory requirements can be met so that racing can take place safely. All of this has been brought together into a single Resumption of Racing workstream. Brant Dunshea is leading the group, with the support of Richard Wayman and other BHA executives as required. Caroline Davies and Andy Clifton will represent the RCA. Horsemen will be represented by Ralph Beckett and Seamus Mullins from the NTF, and Charlie Parker for the ROA. Tom Byrne from the Levy Board is also a member of the Group. The group anticipates that the initial return to racing is likely to be phased and almost certainly behind closed doors. This reflects the likelihood that any easing of the Covid-19 situation, and any associated restrictions and pressures on medical services, will also happen progressively. The BHA wants to assure you that its main priority is to be ready for a resumption of racing as quickly as possible. The current suspension of racing runs until the end of April and the Group is planning for a resumption from 1 May. A return to racing is expected to begin, at least initially, with Flat racing, principally for reasons of safety and to minimise demands on emergency services. While every effort will be made to subsequently resume Jumping at the earliest opportunity, possibly with the scheduling of some Jumpers’ Bumpers cards, it may assist Jumps trainers to judge whether horses can/should be turned out or kept in training. The priorities of the Group are: To develop a resumption plan that appropriately reflects government advice in place at the time, offering a range of options that can be adapted as required. To coordinate detailed operational planning. To maintain the resilience of regulatory services. To ensure that an appropriate fixture and race programme is in place. To liaise with the betting industry and ensure they are engaged around the revised fixture programme. To ensure that the needs of broadcasters are recognised at an industry level and can be factored into the redesign of the racing programme. To ensure racing’s administrative systems and processes can resume racing at the earliest possible opportunity. To engage the HBLB around the fixture programme to identify prize money requirements. The group is focused on innovation and creativity and is considering all options that could be implemented quickly under a range of possible scenarios. |
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These media guess work stories are moving the volatile market. With what is going on in the UK and the rest of the world, there is absolutely No chance of horse racing resuming in May.
And no I do not bet or trade on such markets. I personally believe we will have an extended 3 week proper lockdown, which I hope more people respect even more than do now. |
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abso incredo that people happy to lay 1.24...
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gut feeling, it will be back.
going against the crowd  laid @ 1.15 to £400 odd |
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cases rising dramatically all over the world ev day..hasnt even took a proper hold in uk yet..and all back to normal in 4 weeks..am i imagining all this?
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no, the document sent out is just a rolling planning piece, it'll just get shunted back with a varying fixture list by month, I can't see it until summer and maybe even late summer / early autumn
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china was three months , and we are in a worse state
chance it wont have even peaked in 4 weeks , wouldn't rule out another three wk lockdown after this one tbh prob only reason we allowed out this one |
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Horse Racing already damaged reputation would finish the sport we love for good if the public saw us racing, when many unfortunate people are losing their lives in this crisis.
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still building hospitals to take the overspill, that tells you all you need to know about where this is going
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even attempting to would be highly insensitive
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I bet not one of you has backed no to may 1st
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