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Plenty of good Horseracing podcasts for free.
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waste of money
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Come on man just name it and we can all subscribe
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Gayzes. Best by miles
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Anybody come across, used?
They're all good, they provide a service. Anyone can do it. There are plenty of mugs to go around. I'd do it myself if I needed the money. |
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At the races Hugh Taylor 5 bets today makes a profit every year
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If you mean the tipping sites providing tipster platforms, its worth keeping in mind there will always be someone top of the league. What counts is longevity. For myself, I can never understand how people get any enjoyment out of backing someone elses tips blind.
If you fancy your chances enrolling as a tipster, there are plenty of opportunities to do that. From personal experience, I can say with absolute certainty that being a tipster and making a profit from your own betting are very different things. Timing into the market is critical and putting up tips at recommended prices leaves you at the mercy of market volatility, (unless you're HT who will actually ensure that the price put up is the best available, but of course you won't get on at that), and tipsters don't fare well for subscribers if you find a need to wait until minutes or second before the off before playing/tipping. Also the discipline of having others rely on your input brings a level pressure that you don't from get being answerable only to yourself. It need ice in the veins. |
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it was a tongue in cheek comment about forum poster gaze733.
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This site was invented 25 years ago so that noone needed to pay for tips.
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2 winners at 13/2 and 10/1 for Hugh T
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When I was young and naive I used to ring a telephone tipster who advertised in the Racing Post called 'The Sweeney'. He found me a few winners but no more than I could find myself. I always wondered who he was or what happened to him. I'd be fascinated if anyone could give any information about the guy.
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he was John Thaw
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I'd be fascinated if anyone could give any information about the guy.
Was Artur Daley and Terry McCann from the telephone boxes.. |
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I remember that episode. |
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Dennis Waterman, is a fine actor (for a rpatt.)
I din't realise his horse racing tips were held in high regard. |
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Hugh Taylor had 4 winners Saturday and a 2nd some good prices, best by far
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Google ' Paul Jones racing'
has a good website plenty to read results, how he operates etc. etc. Been going for ages not cheap and does not operate all year. Never been a problem obtaining the prices he advises |
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We've been waiting two days for you!
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kenneth/paul ty.
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He runs it, would be my take.
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My guess is "Yes it's pricey, but gives enough winners to easily cover the fee."
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surprised nobody has mentioned the mathematician
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.... Carol Vorderman.?
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her tips seem to have grown. and she actually aint that good at mafs. shes also re-invented herself as a revolutionary communist
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I'm at odds with most people that harp on about value and getting on at the right price.
Of course you try to get the best price, but if making a profit depends entirely on the price obtained, then you need to consider how you make your selections. Also the types of races you're betting in. How does Veitch get value with his team of people putting the money on for him? He won't even know what price he's getting in most cases. |
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rubbish. veitch, and others wont have a bet if they dont get what they want
its all about the choc ice. nothing else anywhere near as important. thats why bog is golden |
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Crippen. It's the price, stupid!
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rubbish. veitch, and others wont have a bet if they dont get what they want
It's easy to say that after being conditioned to think that way, until you consider how he gets his money on. The price could shorten considerably while his team are on their way. What does he call them back and cancel the operation if the price starts to shorten? Of course he doesn’t. |
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Prices night be crucial for you DIE LINK.
But you wouldn’t be preoccupied with prices if you were sure of your bets. Plenty used to get by in the old days even after paying 10% betting tax out of their winnings. |
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dr. drivel at it again. if you are sure of your bets price doesnt matter
they didnt get by. they did their cobblers. as you would if you ever had a wager you mug |
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"A goose that lays golden eggs is NEVER for sale!"
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I have a machine that prints perfect £50 notes.
You can buy such a machine from me for just £50 per month (£75 to Dr Crippen as price doesn't matter) |
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they didnt get by. they did their cobblers. as you would if you ever had a wager you mug
There's mitolo, showing his class again. |