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I was very unhappy with a horse I backed the other day at Newton Abbott it was in the first race Golden Path it's race before it had won well this time it was beaten no less than 29L.Led, headed home turn, pushed along and dropped away tamely.
The run was just so bad it made me think it was doped.
This was just one of the horses that seem to run very badly take the original fav in the 2.45 at Cartmel today goes for a walk in the market original second fav is so well backed ends up being returned fav it wins hard held with the original fav beaten out of sight finish last in 6th.
The run was just so bad it made me think it was doped.
This was just one of the horses that seem to run very badly take the original fav in the 2.45 at Cartmel today goes for a walk in the market original second fav is so well backed ends up being returned fav it wins hard held with the original fav beaten out of sight finish last in 6th.
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Welcome to the modern racing industry seaside , it's great when to learn to adapt
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The bookmakers are the ones who have adapted they see someone who looks like they might know a thing or too and they send them an email telling you to P*** off I have a stack of them.
I am finding it harder and harder to find bets. |
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I didn't see that race seaside but I think you're on to something. I've seen so many examples over the past two years it's quite plausible horses are being stopped. Testing is only as good as the latest technology. Dopers are usually ahead of the game - ask Lance Armstrong. Jim Bolger had a lot to say on doping then went very quiet. Wonder why.
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A handful of hay probably does the trick….imo.
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Not saying it doesn't happen, seaside, but aren't drifters especially favourites routinely drug tested after a race if they underperform?
That's just what I've seen in some post race stewards notes, don't actually know what the criteria is for ordering the test |
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Lets see the stewards report for this horse later...
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Those two races I have talked about both short prices and they were beaten out of sight running just like they have been doped.
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"The trainer could offer no explanation for the horse's poor performance" How often do you see that? All the time.
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Where there's money these things happen.
Look at Joe Biden drifted like a barge on here in last few weeks, from about 6/4 out to 20+ before being pulled out. There won't be any enquiry about that, basically insider trading. It's called gambling for a reason. |
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seaside • July 22, 2024 3:16 PM BST
The bookmakers are the ones who have adapted they see someone who looks like they might know a thing or too and they send them an email telling you to P*** off I have a stack of them. I am finding it harder and harder to find bets. I've had a trusted syndicate for just under 17 years seaside , get the geography right and you've a great access to get on what you need , the game is too far gone to be able to do it all by yourself so just lazily logging on and expecting the world to accommodate you is way past its sell by date , need to be smarter than that. Impressed that you've found the need for bookmakers as well as the exchange though mate , proves you're more than a one-dimensional punter that's not blinkered by the exchange win market. Strongly recommended if you can get suitable people , the alternative is to go on a gambling forum and continuously moan. |
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Why would they dope when they just have to miss some work or over feed before the race…
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That reminds me of when i was a Greyhound owner Ace
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Yep feed them a pie Hayden….
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If you look at the race Golden Path won, every runner flopped in its next race.
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Lemonade sometimes.
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That is the trouble with novice form untill they've run a few times. Even then you can't trust it.
Others improve hand over fist with a run. |
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You are forgetting the trifle sponge to soak up the lemonade Hayden.
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..... A good gallop in a field prior to race.
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Some Gorms in the post for seaside et al, hope they help!!
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obrien sprinter yesterday in listed race ,drifted like a barge,basically tailed off the whole race,beaten after a furlong,never going to get even competitive,not sure what was said post race ,but the betting said more than enough pre race
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A small conundrum for the 2 Bob punters like seaside.
Explain how and why a 4/5 shot won the 1430 hrs race at Ayr when drifting out to 5/1 and winning comfortably? How many others were doped to allow this and all including the winner avoid a dope test? Did they? |
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2.45 race today there were lots of lots of buttons pressed to move that
same firm that pummelled their newton winner pummelled there's again & the weak g&g returned 5/4 goes off 2.98 nice |
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That doesn't make any sense in terms of the conundrum wonders?
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Golden Path still managed to beat Spanish Poet 3 lengths further than it had the time before, despite being 7 lb worse off.
As Dr Crippen says, it just turned out to be terrible form. |
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CrowdStrike Holdings stock crumbled on Friday, but two insiders dodged the bullet, selling millions of dollars of shares days before.
When a stock whipsaws, as in Crowdstrike’s Friday tumble, it can appear as if insiders were selling before an anticipated drop, but the planned transactions were set up more than a year ago. Hmm, something doesn't seem completely legit here, perhaps? |
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Why would they sell off stock quickly before the crash is my question?>
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Just another example of where there is Cash, there is corruption!
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Could be psychic i suppose Trident
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in uk racing,after 1 run,believcing uk racing is straight
rubbish form = useless= betting accordingly = vist to poor house before to long |
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Seaside,
Possibly the race it won LTO was poor, the time certainly was. Combined with being a filly = possibly inconsistent. Combined with the rest of the field each having had just one run over hurdles means they could improve bundles for the experience, Combined with your selection carrying a penalty for winning a sub standard race lto. All adds up to being a dicey wager imo. You are certainly a braver man than I to get involved when there are so many negatives. |
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Reckon between screaming , crippen and oneten they've nailed it for you seaside
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point is though youve just added the cherry on the cake to your evidence with a shocking run at odds on,but would you now trust uk racing as been straight and lay it for your life in a similar race on the back of one run backing up your evidence from its previous run,when their own money is down i,d suggest most people would forgive it one bad run, % wise how many winners are their with a single victory,no placed form and a row of duck eggs ?
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Something that I notice chatting with other punters is they don't seem to take much notice of class or prize money.
That last race Golden Path ran in was a class 4 novice worth £4,800 to the winner. The form of its first win was at a similar level, but on what we have to go on it looks poor. Novices often win one race then show nothing for a spell. but that 5.5 length easy win doesn't disappear. Given the right weight at its correct level, it will almost certainly go in again. Probably in a h/cap. |
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IT LOOKS POOR
to poor to be true ? wouldnt be laying beaten odds on shots on their next run believing the previous defeat was their true ability, wasnt many laying it for their lives pre race on the back of its previous run,despite everyone now saying it was a rubbish race it won, went out like a light in a 100 yds |
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Gorytus…..stigma stayed around….
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Was Gorytus got at? Did Carson know? I think I backed the "beast".
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The rumours were rife acey may know better possible he worked for Hern at the time…
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Hern had another horse supposedly got at,Bravefoot.
Barry Hills trained another seem to remember,Sheikh Mo horse. Can't recall its name though. |
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An Irish person who used to train told me it was all b@locks this alleged needlework…
A good feed of hay and water does wonders….. |