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I got drunk in New Plymouth once, not in your league but a pretty impressive aftertime don't you think..
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Looks a winner to me
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I'm still puzzled ladycarla. I could only watch it by the betting and something went 1.01 and it wasn't my selection.
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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
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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. |
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the answer to your query is alcohol |
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Very good
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If that's funny you need to put on a Bernard Manning DVD. You will p1ss yourself.
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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. |
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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.
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post ya PC portal page. only takes 10 secs
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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 |
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Explain what? Its simple. You got the double up. Compulsive gambling and aftertiming on one fred
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It was over six minutes. Who was going about? Plenty but no idea if they had pics.
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why are you on 4% commission stewarty and not 2%?
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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. |
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[b]stewy was on 2% commission last month, look.....[/b]
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Plenty??
Must have missed the nights the horse racing forum is a hive of activity |
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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. |
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Sad day for Mark Labbett , he now realizes he's no longer the country's top chaser.
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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 |
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@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? |
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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! |
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Indeed, nothing odd there at all.
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