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Plenty of AW racing on the menu for the rest of the week. Post all your naps and plays on this thread. Throw in a little reasoning if you've got time.
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werbie • January 16, 2024 12:20 PM GMT
Nothing too exciting today, will be playing in run. Pre race 3.05 Wolverhampton I'm on Surprise Picture ew 1st 4 leaps off the page a bit and looks pretty good at the weights. Will try and get Laura's beat but shorter in run Nothing aftertimed about this one. Well done Werbie  |
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James Henry in the 4.35, place market. Won or placed 4/4 over 6/7f at the course and may well have won penultimate start over course and distance but for a little bump a furlong out. Higher in the weights now so place bet it is. Good luck.
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Lots of unreliable types in that one Tiger. He must be hard to keep out of the places. Not original, but I'd be surprised if he didn't fight out the finish with Jazzy Dancer seeing as this looks a weaker race than the ones they both ran in LTO
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The old boy Brave Display looks one for place backers in the next at Wolves. Bit of pace on up front and he should be running on for a piece it back at his favourite course now he's back on a mark he can win off.
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He was a fair price for the 4 places.
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The only one I'm interested in today is Enola Gay in 5.00 Newcastle. She still looked on good terms with herself LTO and went down all guns blazing against another mare who is also in top form. I think this stiffer track suits her better than Southwell. Dingle will run better now dropped back to his optimum trip and Hale End will probably get the run of the race. But I've played the slow starting, strong finishing Enola Gay. GL lads
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Thanks WP. Best of luck with the very game filly.
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Cheers Werbie. Yes Filly not mare! I hope to see you post your best bet here tomorrow.
Nice one Tiger. Followed you in. |
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I'll be looking but it will probs be an in running job with some more after timing
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13/2 into 10/3...Timbeeerrrr!
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Race didn't pan out for her. Big run from the 2nd.
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One run too many for Enola? Dingle lands a right touch...not off a yard LTO.
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Only bet today Princess Alice in the next, a bit thin now tho.
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There was plenty of money for that one Saddo but it ran well below expectations. Banded "quality" racing on offer today and if I wasn't in both the needy and the greedy camps, I wouldn't even entertain having a bet. But something has to win, isn't that what they say?
 Anyone sweet on one today? Only one I'm looking to back is David's Diva at Kempton in the very last race of the day. She's lightly raced and has shown improved form in each of her 3 runs this AW season. She beat a couple of useful types for the grade LTO on the Tapeta but she has form on the Polytrack and appears versatile tactically. With a touch more improvement likely the 5/2 - 9/4 looks very fair. |
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saddo, Hugh Taylor made it a 2-pointer, great minds were evidently thinking alike
 , but it was a ridiculously slow time, suggesting the winner had been allowed to crawl along on the front end and Danny was pissing against the wind in trying close from off the pace. |
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Whippin P, nice follow up win there.
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Cheers Swift. It was slim pickings today so just happy to find one to have a go at.
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Good spot! On a tough day yesterday Whippin.
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hugh taylor, sullivan bay e/w 25/1, some tipping.
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Good start for the odds on backers today...not! Out of the top Four!
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I'm disappointed with, Hugh. He really should have posted that one on this thread.
Cheers Werbie! She looked like the winner throughout the race. Handicapper can't put up too much for it and she can probably go in again. |
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Kitbag not striking me as a poly animal so will try and get it short. Low grade stuff so won't be going mad
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Unmatched
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Good call Werbie. It would have been very short in the place market
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Southwell used to be my fav track by a mile ( Probs not alone there ) but not since the fibresand disappeared. Quite like the field sizes tonight tho, so will have a look.
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Crazy Maisie got a chance in the last (4.15 Chelmsford) for a Rab Havlin double (in Rab we trust
 )three times he's ridden her and form 2-1-5 (hampered) only a 1lb above cd win in November has won off a mark of 58 in past, trickish draw for a prominent runner but worth a small dabble at 11/1 and 6/5 for 4 places gl chaps |
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draw meant gave quite a bit of ground way ran well and touched 3.15 in-running (no trade)
got 4th so won a bag of crips |
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She was up there all the way NeC. Enjoy your crisps
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Smith's crisps add your own Salt, Nec?
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tesco's ready salted 6 pack is what my wife got earlier, though you only get about 12 crisps in a pack these days
so probably two packets (you only live once) got one im looking at tonight but risky - arent they all! |
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More packaging than actual crisps!
There's nothing I'm especially sweet on this evening but Bobby Joe Leg might be able to follow up his recent win at Newcastle. He seemed to hit form at around this time last year and his current mark isn't beyond him. What's your risky one, NEC? |
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Ustath - Jason Hart's only mount of the night, hit form this time last year (had run poorly in two comeback races) and has won off 58 in the past 50 tonight
risky due to bad run lto, but might still have needed run after break from April, another year older, add in stable form which is pretty grim viewing however loves Southwell and this is a weak race, 4th of seven runners gets your win stake back but it's still risky  gl chaps |
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Good reasoning NEC. I think you're right to be worried about the stable form but the course form is a plus. I hope it runs well for you NEC
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ta and good lucky with Bobby Joe Legg has run up win sequences before and escapes penalty for apprentice race win
thought Back to Dubai might be the one in that race but not really that convinced in a trappy heat our two pays 12/1 for a RevFore Fell's form is abysmal though he did have a close third the rest have run like drains and that might be harsh on drains |
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Like you say, very trappy. More of token selection but he should still run well. The racing tomorrow is looking a bit better to me.
It looks a poor race with most having a dislike to winning. GL Nec |
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vwd Whippin Piccadilly
even the pre race drift didnt matter, mine poor |
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Cheers NEC.
I no longer let a horse drifting put me off. I just think over a course of a season it levels out as long as my selection process remains sound. |
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Lingfield's lost is Wolverhampton's gain tomorrow with 4 races being shown on ITV. In their opening race, I can't see how a 10lb rise will stop Palace Boy. Artisan Dancer, who reoposses isn't a bad type, got the run of the race LTO and Palace Boy most certainly didn't. But the unfavouble race setup didn't stop PB powering clear to land a very nice gamble. He looks a class 3, maybe even a class 2 animal.
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Well done with Bobby Joe Leg yesterday Whippin. While some of the others were trying to get organised, he got on with it.
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