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And no big price,as we all know we are relying on fitness of both horse and jockey.He said there should be no issues on either front but firm ground could be.His first advice on turf and he says it should not pose a problem any more than for the others.He reckons Celestran should win easily going by homework and even if only 90% fit,even with Rab on the back.
So Celstran in the first at Yarmouth and he said take the 3/1 as he expects a few lumpy bets will make 2/1 or shorter more the reality,with BOG I would go with his advice.
Good luck if you have a dabble.
So Celstran in the first at Yarmouth and he said take the 3/1 as he expects a few lumpy bets will make 2/1 or shorter more the reality,with BOG I would go with his advice.
Good luck if you have a dabble.
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, but well done
Kemo Sabe and the squirrels are grinding their teeth,wd 
It must be a half decent horse to win given all the Gosden shorties that have ran down the field today.
Hi chaps,hope plenty of you were on and some got the burlington or 7/2,I didnt go in again.A lot of money for the "Power" horse so probably explains the drift and generous SP.That said I questioned Molerat on his "Lumpy bets" scenario he expected,he explained that phone bets and exchange was what he meant.Even so given the confidence it was not really reflected in too much reaction from the online books other than early on? I think we could be looking at a different era with fewer accounts being closed down as firms try to get a bit of turnover going,I had a decent amount on through several accounts and no knock backs which has rarely happened.Thoughts?
BAMOS Moby!
wlto + bungling Bobby was up so couldn't back it personally. As for the books, all you can be certain of is they won't be selling themselves short. They're either happy enough to lead with losses on any given market, or their book is balanced sufficiently.
wlto + bungling Bobby was up so couldn't back it personally. As for the books, all you can be certain of is they won't be selling themselves short. They're either happy enough to lead with losses on any given market, or their book is balanced sufficiently.
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