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no bet then..
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bets ............would hardly post up then not bet it would i , dont think i have anything to prove tbh my bets speak for themselves plenty will be beat at the prices i play but as said before a few big priced winners and those losers wiped out .
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FOYLESWAR 14 Mar 26 17:34
bets ............would hardly post up then not bet it would i 95% of the forum do...post the bet..isnt illegal. |
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Couldn't happen to a better man ^^^
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^^^^ equals Foyleswar
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why ? what will i possibly get out of it, i dont care if you belive it or not, makes no difference to me .
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some geezer put up the recent stats over recent years and the winner was the only one that met the criteria
I read it ..and no, I didn't back it |
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on twitter/X
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if I can find it again I'll post it
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the connections owners fergie ,ged mason dont usually keep hold of bad uns ,nicholls was quite positive about it but without giving much away in his betfair ambassador thing i was reading between the lines and came to the conclusion it was quietly fancied .
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and as said earlier go back far enough and it had btn haiti colours and jonnywho among others.of course it needed luck and stamina was a question mark ,he also said he ran him too soon last time . at the price i nthought it nwas worth taking thew chaqnce as said i dont usually play handicaps as they are difficult at the best of times .
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33's and 50's Foyleswar,must have won 4 figures? well done.
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Well done again , Foyles
These threads sharing pre race views/tips/thoughts is what the forum should all be about You're right to tell people asking to "post your bets" to mind their own business It's pretty obvious to 99% of people that if you put up a selection that you're gonna back it yourself Keep em coming |
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Twice, HH. £34.00 and £51.00!
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reg
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nice work kembo
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post ya bets ken..tar
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Three minutes and your cleaner fish hasn't followed you in.
Here's a tip for you. Patchway Bakehouse 'Perfect Pie' Braised steak, craft ale and black pepper. (Lidl £4.79) I'm not really a pie man, but these are up there. |
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thanks saddo will try those pies .
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It looks like my post went right over Rico’s head!
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saddo 15 Mar 26 15:13
I'm not really a pie man prefers the snickers launcher (nap) |
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wd anyone who posts selections with a good reason. i still thaink there is a place on the forum for post race analysis but I am in a very small minority these days.
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pmsl..hardly ken (4 figgas)
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Distances were
8 lengths - a neck - 47 lengths and 12 lengths. The other eleven were (note) pulled up, nothing fell. You can be sure that jockeys for the Aintree GN will be under strict instructions not to overface their horses and - if the going is testing - the horses finishing may not even fill bookies' ew obligations. Result! |
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as said earlier i dont usually get involved in handicaps but on looking back on here the handfull of big money big field ones i have played in over years the results are not too bad ,its an avenue that may be worth pursuing an a . couple coming up ......the national and lincoln . any opinions ?
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the national can throw up freak results but with the easier fences it is becoming more of a stamina test. There are few horses that stay 3 miles in a true run hurdle and even fewer who stay 3.25 miles in the Gold Cup because there is no let up but in the Grand National the pace is more conservative. The Lincoln will be won by which ever is fittest of those with a chance. I will still have most of my bets on maidens and novices where there are rarely more than 3 that have any chance.
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