the only chink was one overjump that was dealt with by the hoss [experts keep bringing it up just in case he does it happens again, the hoss hits the deck and they can crow, I told you so].
Biggest Sir Tainty of the festival for many no doubt.
the only chink was one overjump that was dealt with by the hoss [experts keep bringing it up just in case he does it happens again, the hoss hits the deck and they can crow, I told you so].Biggest Sir Tainty of the festival for many no doubt.
Somewhat pernickety and curmudgeonly in my view. Is that really all he can come up with as a criticism? So, if the horse ever makes a hash of a hurdle he will be able to point to his/this insight? Pretty poor stuff.
Somewhat pernickety and curmudgeonly in my view.Is that really all he can come up with as a criticism?So, if the horse ever makes a hash of a hurdle he will be able to point to his/this insight?Pretty poor stuff.
He's got an impossible job here. He's got to come up with an antepost bet against a freak. He can't say "no bet", and he can't put up CH at 1/3. So he has to find some "doubt" to justify an alternative.
This is the one context in which I feel sorry for him as a tipster - races like this put him in an almost impossible position, whereas most punters can simply sit back and watch the race, back on the day, or do a Harry Findlay.
He's got an impossible job here. He's got to come up with an antepost bet against a freak. He can't say "no bet", and he can't put up CH at 1/3. So he has to find some "doubt" to justify an alternative.This is the one context in which I feel sorry fo
I suppose your point is a fair one but it actually highlights my pet complaint about so-called "tipsters". If they don;t see a value bet simply don;t make a recommendation. And say so, and tell us why if it is relevant. What is the point of tipping in every race? They can't possibly give us every winner. It is why I stopped watching recently defuncted rpgtv on greyhound racing. Every single race the so-called pundits and guests would give us their "tips", a huge percentage of which were meaningless.
I suppose your point is a fair one but it actually highlights my pet complaint about so-called "tipsters". If they don;t see a value bet simply don;t make a recommendation. And say so, and tell us why if it is relevant. What is the point of tippin
Yes, that's a fair point, though I suspect better directed at the Betting Editor/Editor of the RP than at Segal himself. Presumably, they regard his columns as a driver of sales for the paper, so publishing one that says "no bet" is not what they want. Cynics might suggest that tipping anything against a horse like CH is also good for the paper's advertisers.
Yes, that's a fair point, though I suspect better directed at the Betting Editor/Editor of the RP than at Segal himself. Presumably, they regard his columns as a driver of sales for the paper, so publishing one that says "no bet" is not what they wan
The headline on the Racing Post site would seem to seem to suggest that he had unearthed some left field selection, but no, it's just the second favourite which anyone could have come up with.
Would they really give him the boot if he insisted it was a 'no bet' race? I doubt it.
The headline on the Racing Post site would seem to seem to suggest that he had unearthed some left field selection, but no, it's just the second favourite which anyone could have come up with.Would they really give him the boot if he insisted it was
what's the point in giving selections like that because if you can get on you are on your way to having the account closed unless you are a long term hopeless loser. ( odds on fav with loads of no hopers )
what's the point in giving selections like that because if you can get on you are on your way to having the account closed unless you are a long term hopeless loser. ( odds on fav with loads of no hopers )
Same here Honcho never read tipster columns , only time i receive feedback is when someone starts a thread on here but even then it's normally over a couple of selections rather anything meaningful like the last 12 months or so.
Same here Honcho never read tipster columns , only time i receive feedback is when someone starts a thread on here but even then it's normally over a couple of selections rather anything meaningful like the last 12 months or so.
Sir Tom put one up against the top two in the 'Moscow' on Sunday and today he believes he has one to beat Jonbon and ElF abiolo on the weekend.
That pinned header he has on the front page claiming he has '5 years of profit' has gawn to his heed. Walks on ater the noo
Sir Tom put one up against the top two in the 'Moscow' on Sunday and today he believes he has one to beat Jonbon and ElF abiolo on the weekend.That pinned header he has on the front page claiming he has '5 years of profit' has gawn to his heed. Walks
Won't Constitution Hill have to get beaten one day? Might not be this year, or next, but if/when he does, @ 1/3 AP i think its worth opposing him....Isn't it normally 1/10 to jump around..
now he has a poor scope and is not running in the unibet. interesting
Won't Constitution Hill have to get beaten one day?Might not be this year, or next, but if/when he does, @ 1/3 AP i think its worth opposing him....Isn't it normally 1/10 to jump around.. now he has a poor scope and is not running in the unibet. inte
cacique -- now he has a poor scope and is not running in the unibet. interesting
Only interesting if CH burrows out of Seven Barrows and fetches up in Ireland for a miraculous recovery.
cacique -- now he has a poor scope and is not running in the unibet. interestingOnly interesting if CH burrows out of Seven Barrows and fetches up in Ireland for a miraculous recovery.