Exeter Betting Ring 25/03/24

Thanks Simon. I had a look  at your  Newbury  report  on Saturday  could not believe  the firm  took less than a hundred  in the first.
Hope you are well.
Ronnie.

Ronnie I went to Newbury earlier in the season 3 books in tatts at least 2 to many

Jimnast.
Very  sad to say the days of JP betting  one With Freddie  to win one that would pay off the national  debt  are long gone no doubt  you will recall  the race.
Hope  you are well.
Ronnie.

Think it was one of Derrick  Smiths won the length  of Newbury  high Street.
Ronnie.

Thanks Simon, always a good read

Ronnie it had an unpronounceable name

Jp hello Freddie Cani have £250,000 on Freddie I have a water factory not a bomb factory

It was at the Saturday fixture last week

Ar Muin Na Muice,it wasn't JP,they asked him for a million at 2/1 and he laid them 400/200k,SP 5/4.

How did it go on ribero

Hi Jimnast,I only know because knew the old boy well who worked for Freddie,George Johnston,he used to tell Ricky all the business,yes funny how Jonjo who quite rightly gets plenty of stick could get it right when they really meant it,without checking don't think the horse did much after? Presumably heading for Newcastle Friday?

Yes going to Newcastle Thursday breaking the journey by going to wetherby where you can pronounce the jonjo horses name

Yes see you there,could be a few runners for a change,lovely to get back to proper fields and competitive racing at Donny.

Yes it was good to see ,I was ready for the turf flat can’t believe there’s nowhere to go this week .

Yes not great,if plenty of rain will be going to Musselburgh Saturday which looks a good card,obviously Easter  very early this time.

Ar Muin Na Muice
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Means "On the Pig's Back" in Irish,the white knuckle bets are nowhere near as common these days with the advent of the exchanges.

Thanks for that punchestown ribero can now say on the pigs back when I ask him to pronounce it on Thursday.

Regarding the white knuckle bets Freddie might as well of wrote the bet on the back of his hand rather than putting it in the book as he would have struggled to bet up to it.

Even on the exchanges you would never get a bet like that the big Australian punter dipped his toes in laying on here around 15 years ago possibly longer but soon left with his tail between his legs.