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Horse Racing: £979.50
Total P&L: £979.50
Horse Racing > New Plymouth (NZL) 8th Jun : R3 1200m Mdn
Showing 1 - 1 of 1 selections
Selection
Odds Stake (£) Bid type Placed Profit/Loss (£)
3. Mr Didgeridoo
*3.13 300.00 Back
08-Jun-23 02:00
640.00
*Average odds: On Off
Back subtotal: 640.00
Lay subtotal: 0.00
Market subtotal: 640.00
Commission @ 4%: 25.60
Net Market Total: 614.40
Profit and Loss is shown net of commission.
All times are UKT ? unless otherwise stated.
For those kind enough to explain better than me....was this result overturned please?
Total P&L: £979.50
Horse Racing > New Plymouth (NZL) 8th Jun : R3 1200m Mdn
Showing 1 - 1 of 1 selections
Selection
Odds Stake (£) Bid type Placed Profit/Loss (£)
3. Mr Didgeridoo
*3.13 300.00 Back
08-Jun-23 02:00
640.00
*Average odds: On Off
Back subtotal: 640.00
Lay subtotal: 0.00
Market subtotal: 640.00
Commission @ 4%: 25.60
Net Market Total: 614.40
Profit and Loss is shown net of commission.
All times are UKT ? unless otherwise stated.
For those kind enough to explain better than me....was this result overturned please?
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I got drunk in New Plymouth once, not in your league but a pretty impressive aftertime don't you think..
Looks a winner to me 
has a down under expert joined the team now? Famous five yesterday, super 6 today 
has a down under expert joined the team now? Famous five yesterday, super 6 today
I'm still puzzled ladycarla. I could only watch it by the betting and something went 1.01 and it wasn't my selection.
WD on the winner Stewart, but what i think needs explaining is betting 300 in the early hours on a 3 year old making debut in an egg and spoon maiden at a mediocre track in New Zealand. Had only placed in a barrier trial on good going, heavy today and up in trip. Rated 45
Was scratched from R4 to run in R3. No change to result.
Was scratched from R4 to run in R3. No change to result.
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Thanks for that Andrew.
in the early hours on a 3 year old making debut in an egg and spoon maiden at a mediocre track
I would say in my defence that what you pointed out is one of the reasons I punt but each to their own.
in the early hours on a 3 year old making debut in an egg and spoon maiden at a mediocre track
I would say in my defence that what you pointed out is one of the reasons I punt but each to their own.
Jun 8, 2023 -- 8:59AM, knot in wood wrote:
I got drunk in New Plymouth once, not in your league but a pretty impressive aftertime don't you think..
If that's funny you need to put on a Bernard Manning DVD. You will p1ss yourself.
Stewarty no one likes an after time, you are the best ever at that. You get what you deserve imho
If you don't find that funny tough, I do, along with another few posts on here.
If you don't find that funny tough, I do, along with another few posts on here.
Tom, Aussie and NZ races are usually settled within one minute. This one took over six minutes minimum to the delight of my balance. I only asked the question because I thought the result had been reversed.
And who did you expect to answer at 2.16 in the morning ?
Settling 5 mins after the result is hardly a big issue imho
Settling 5 mins after the result is hardly a big issue imho
Explain what? Its simple. You got the double up. Compulsive gambling and aftertiming on one fred 
It was over six minutes. Who was going about? Plenty but no idea if they had pics.
Tom, Aussie and NZ races are usually settled within one minute. This one took over six minutes minimum to the delight of my balance. I only asked the question because I thought the result had been reversed.
Probably a photo finish as it won by a neck, and maybe there was possibility of a stewards enquiry.
Probably a photo finish as it won by a neck, and maybe there was possibility of a stewards enquiry.
[b]stewy was on 2% commission last month, look.....[/b]
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Horse Racing > York 18th May : 6f Mdn Stks
Showing 1 - 1 of 1 selections
Selection
Odds Stake (£) Bid type Placed Profit/Loss (£)
Cuban Thunder 2.42 1,000.00 Back
18-May-23 16:44
1,420.00
*Average odds: On Off
Back subtotal: 1,420.00
Lay subtotal: 0.00
Market subtotal: 1,420.00
Commission @ 2%: 28.40
Net Market Total: 1,391.60
Profit and Loss is shown net of commission.
All times are UKT ? unless otherwise stated.
Plenty??
Must have missed the nights the horse racing forum is a hive of activity
Must have missed the nights the horse racing forum is a hive of activity
tbf - the 2% bet is York (i.e. UK) and the 4% bet is New Zealand.
I have no idea about New Zealand - but lots of countries (Like Australia) have their own (usually higher) commission rates.
I have no idea about New Zealand - but lots of countries (Like Australia) have their own (usually higher) commission rates.
Sad day for Mark Labbett , he now realizes he's no longer the country's top chaser.
I'm singing in the rain
I'm singing when I win
I'm mute when I lose
I'm mute when I'm skint
I'm singing when I win
I'm mute when I lose
I'm mute when I'm skint
@TM
"I have no idea about New Zealand - but lots of countries (Like Australia) have their own (usually higher) commission rates."
Is it "lots"? I thought it was just:
- ANZ markets still work the 'old' way - base rate and BF-points discount
and
- some Australian states have a higher base rate to offset state betting taxes?
"I have no idea about New Zealand - but lots of countries (Like Australia) have their own (usually higher) commission rates."
Is it "lots"? I thought it was just:
- ANZ markets still work the 'old' way - base rate and BF-points discount
and
- some Australian states have a higher base rate to offset state betting taxes?
I'm also a bit of a pedant myself longbridge - so fair play to you, I should have said "some other countries" rather than "lots of countries."
But the point still stands - i.e. there is nothing odd whatsoever about the OP paying a different rate of commission in New Zealand versus that which he pays in the UK. It would have actually been odd if they were the same!
But the point still stands - i.e. there is nothing odd whatsoever about the OP paying a different rate of commission in New Zealand versus that which he pays in the UK. It would have actually been odd if they were the same!
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