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6 races, 28 runners in total, 4 ODDS-ON shots heading 4 of the races..
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Placepot chances.
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It's an extremely fiendish card for placepottery purposes.
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Gaze says the favs look 'stronk'
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Yes a great days racing tomorrow in the middle of the flat season
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Today even
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wait until next Saturday, when the highlight is the Newbury Super Sprint.
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Always a fairly moderate Fortnight - between the Newmarket July/ York John Smiths' meetings - until Ascot's King George & Queen Elizabeth Stakes meeting.
Only so many horses to go around. |
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^ * 'Only so many good horses to go around.
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6 Flat meetings in uk yesterday 0 Today !!!!!! Someone was paid to " Plan " that.
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Imagine paying to actually 'go' to Perth for the racing today, to stand in the drizzle watching that
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onlooker Joined: 18 Feb 03
Replies: 3946216 Jul 23 10:11 ^ * 'Only so many good horses to go around. But they don't all have to race on the same day. |
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Thought this would suit you sparrow given your love of small fields?
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Cagliari, small fields yes, but not jumps.
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GHASGOWCALLING
I suspect that CHESTER would have loved to race today (Sunday) instead of yesterday (up against York) - However - Somebody has posted on this, in the past (maybe jimnast) - that Chester Council will Only Licence Chester Racecourse for ONE Sunday meeting per year ... - which is the well-established Traditional 'Picnic' meeting at the end of this month. |
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That is absolutely bonkers.
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Cagliari are you aware of this person….. KeyserSosse….?
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Why not use one or 2 of the big meetings from yesterday and put them on today ?
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No idea Quixall,should we know who it is?
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He is on twitter every day remembering the fallen…..top bloke
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Obviously ex military
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I'd happily go back to the fixture list of the early 90s.
Less racing , more money and more competitive |
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Sounds like he has issues then Quixall?
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Why would you say that he’s probably just showing respect
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Every day remembering the fallen Quixall,sounds like an issue imo?
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if he's conversing with you on twitter,smiler,he's definitely got issues..
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Go fk yourself you idiot
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CagliariG 16 Jul 23 13:55
Every day remembering the fallen Quixall,sounds like an issue imo He’s just showing respect,there are families on as well remembering their loved ones who have paid the ultimate |
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Never done twitter tbf Quixall so no idea his/her motivation.
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If you look at the results today from Perth, you'd think it's fairly tricky placepot wise but gettable really if you didn't bank on 2nd & 3rd race favs.
So out of 108 lines today I go it once and paid a healthy £304.10 (£319.31 on Tote+). So that was nice.  andApologies for the unseemly aftertiming of course. |
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 Slippy!! |
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Well done, slippy. Apology accepted just this once
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i always do small-field ppots and made sure i got through legs 1-4 by including all of them but blew out in race 5 despite having 4 out of the 7 in me perm amazed and dischuffed it paid that much |
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Settled for a couple of winners there today,1st 2 but was tempted by the PP,got Salisbury yesterday and that was a lash up so did not bother which worked out ok as my leg 5 was 3rd had I bothered.
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Thank you gents.
Hard lines going out in the 5th Mitolo, with four you'd think you'd be safe. In that race the winner had the lowest of the first four in the market, 251 units and the 2nd had the lowest of all the field with only 22. That was the key mainly, in that the rag got placed with so few on it helping it produce that decent dividend. |
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Well done SB
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3rd race did the most damage.
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