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Apologies 422/1
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Who got what ? What are you trying to say ?
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14:35 Navan
Full Result 1 Horse silk 13 We Got This (IRE) 100/1 2 Horse silk 2 Broomfield Bijou (IRE) 3/1 3 Horse silk 3 Cash The Cheque (IRE) 15/8 f Race Details Weighed In Winning Trainer: F G Hand Winning Jockey: P M O'Brien Runners: 14 ran Non-Runners: 7 Distances: ½, 2 Tote Win: €101.00 PL: €24.00, €1.40, €1.10 EX: €2,387.40 Trifecta: €1,619.90 SF: €407.45 |
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Sparrow backed a 422/1 winner, well done sparrow.
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Indeed, vwd sparrow.
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sludge 04 Mar 23 14:52
Who got what ? What are you trying to say ------------- We Got This = The Name of the Horse Winner 2:35 Navan ------------------- saddo - sparrow has Not Backed it . ![]() He always just 'Highlights' these big -price Winners ... usually with a Thread Title of ... 'Won just like a 422/1 shot' ![]() |
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Onlooker, saddo just trying to be amusing but as pathetic as always.
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I thought you had won it, gfys.
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You think too much, ydc.
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Horse with very small perceived chance wins race.
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swaddle, there's a reason I like to highlight these price discrepancies and it is to promote exchange betting over bookmaker betting. My belief is that the more people bet on here the better it would be for most of us but others will of course disagree.
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sparrow forever playing the victim, what a pathetic pos.
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tbf, this is probably not the right audience for persuading people of the benefits of playing on the betfair betting exchange.
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Another of your theories, sadman.
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To saddo obviously.
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I think Cider means you’re preaching to the choir!
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Probably kenbo.
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I think it is a brilliant Thread - by sparrow
The Name of the Horse - We Got This - Winning at a Monster Price - - was simply Begging for a Thread like this to be started - (at least to those with a sense of humour) ![]() ----------- I started a similar Thread last evening about a Horse running at Dundalk Named - Votre Homme - (which is French for - Your Man) 'Yer Man' is an often used, well known, much loved phrase in Ireland. Sadly - a 'Sense of humour By-pass' Irish poster tried to turn the fun Thread into an affront against the whole Irish Nation. I do not know how some people manage to live with themselves. ![]() |
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Forum just gets worse by the day, onlooker.
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Trainer expected "a big run" -had run well in a "schooling race"
goes up to 2 1/2 miles next time upon jockey recommendation. owner bred the hoss and bred her dam , grandmother. she wanted to go point to pointing but trainer convinced her elsewise. Plan to take her to Fairyhouse Easter time. Mares race. Also jumps a fence really well. Did they fancy it? Yep, trainer told the lads and friends to back it- owner nodded too. |