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28 Jan 26
18:45
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Should this not be 2s on? The roll of honor in this race is illustrious for Charlie Appleby and I'd be shocked if it can't run to a minimum 80 here. Nothing gets close imo
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Over £1.5 million pounds worth of "talent" in the field,
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oh, ye, this is the Opera Ballo race
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On what basis have you "Guestimated" 80,Bertie?
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A 50Rated horse is now 4.0
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gone for exmoor and emphirical win and places on here good luck.
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well done wooton won like a 2s on shot
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Great call, won with ease
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Great call?
It was an absolute guess |
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Cheers lads.
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uptheirons 28 Jan 26 19:09
Great call? It was an absolute guess ..........................  I'd have said well done, or nowt. |
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Not necessarily irons. I wouldn't call it a guess. the profile was all there. Trainer, owner, sire, price tag, market strength. Stable well known for readying their better juveniles for a run at kempton.
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That is entirely up to you,saddo.
The horse had never run before. What else is it other than a guess? Well done,Bertie  |
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Why not do so then,Bertie?
It was a guess because that is all it could be without "inside" |
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Is it not that every sports bet placed before the event has started is nothing but a guess , some are educated some are not , there are so many questions and probabilities that can only be answered once the result is known.
I would class this instance as a well educated guess and congrats to the op on same |
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I agree with Jacko.
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Each to their own,Bertie.
I can estimate what a horse has run to but could only guess as to what a newcomer can put up |
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I understand your point irons. There are any amount of variables taken into account when pricing a race. It not having raced before would certainly be one. Ultimately any bet placed could be called a guess. Or choice, or selection etc. I wasn't involved in the race but godolphin juveniles unraced or not have done me well very the past 5/6 years. Quorto,native trail, corebous, Pinatubo to name a few. Quorto was a shame. Unbeaten as a two year old & looked like he would improve exponentially as a 3 year old. Kept in training until 4 but fatally injured on the gallops I think.
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Uptheirons proves himself yet again to be a social freak.
Uses dozens of laughing emojis every day but never says anything remotely funny. Sad f*cker sits in his chair for 16 hours a day. |
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Scrub buddy boy is hardly a breath of fresh air
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Iron hung drawn and quartered……hideous individual…..
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Seriously Iron i think you are Scottish bred……all this West Ham p!ss
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Any more advice on the DRF being on,"two bobber"?
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It won well from the car park draw and looked useful. Hard to say what it achieved though, they looked to crawl, beat the 2nd in the betting but not sure that is any good. The proximity of the 3rd, finished well giving loads of weight.
Will be really interesting to see how the race works out, the mark it gets and how far it can improve, Oh and WD |
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the dealer, I wasn't overly impressed with last year's winner , on times and weights etc, but he turned out OK, he's just won a group 1.
I will now be following Palladas |
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BTW,You are the only one mentioning West Ham.
You are blessed that you don't take your own advice. "The DRF is a million to be on". You utter cretin |
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thats a new one aceform
hes not. hes narsty but not sweaty imo. sorry, imv |
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The utter stupidity of Aceform knows no bounds,busy
Luckily for him he is a "two bob punter" |
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It might well be one to follow swifty, it is strange it went off odds against, although it did shorten last few minutes.
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The only person on here following West Ham in all my time on here was Sparrow, Maybe UTI has just jumped on the Moyes bandwagon. " Plastic Irons " I think they call them.
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Great call?
It was an absolute guess |
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I was born in Barking,Glasgow.
Unlike today we tended to follow teams close by,not teams 200 miles away as is now common. Not that either of your two bobbers in Sweaty Land could ever compete |
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barking indeed
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Barking and the April 1st joining date !!!! I see a pattern emerging. ( been living in Chester the past 10yrs hth ) |
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but it is strange how people follow teams despite having no connection aside from seeing them on the tv
where is the thrill or association or feeling of belonging? i can understand some fans without a team like those in cornwall or ireland having a liking because the pl is a monster, like it or not but i see liverpool or man u fans in london who live next door to arsenal or spurs, or whoever (my fave is leyton orient, i luv em, and a great ground also) if your old man is a fan i get it, mine was and i followed him but these others i just dont see it |
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honest q GC
What is the worst thing about chester. asked to me by a cestrian |
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Never made sense to me, I was born in Southampton and they have always been the only team I have been intrested in. Backing them to win the 76 Fa Cup at 150/1 has only hardened that support.
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If you think I joined BF in April last year you are a bigger fool than I thought,Glasgow.
BTW,an exquisite aftertime on Southampton |