The Skeltons got all 6 favs at Stratford

Just tried to Google if a trainer had gone through the card, ever
I seem to recall it might have happened in the 50s,not that i was there ,but not coming up with anything

I'm sure I remember Martin Pipe having a go at it, with numerous runners in each race and failing

The dealer, that's what I thought re Martin Pipe

I seem to recall reading about a jumps trainer having the winner in something like 12 consecutive races over 2 days, at the same track...although maybe ptp

You might be right but it doesn't ring a bell.

The dealer, just found what I was trying to remember
It was in 1933, ( Sir) Gordon Richards rode 12 consecutive winners over 3 days, including 6 from 6 at Chepstow on the middle day...doesn't say if there were only 6 races on that day, though

are ewe avin a higns,reg?

btw,hows mum?

.and they call Apob boring

The mule in the 7.48 race is a 46 times raced maiden he's inherited from Ireland.
Hardly looks well in given what it has achieved.
HTF is it a 6/4 poke

I was thinking the same thing about that one leif. Something smells fishy.

very poor race..any horse can win a h/cap from a low mark.

im laying all of em. no good reason other than i cant be arsed doing much else. just got up

add your jeers later

wil do.

Wouldnt be taking odds on the race 2 poke after it has bled, could be too good for these but a lay for me.

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The dealer, just found what I was trying to remember
It was in 1933, ( Sir) Gordon Richards rode 12 consecutive winners over 3 days, including 6 from 6 at Chepstow on the middle day...doesn't say if there were only 6 races on that day, though
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Reg, i seem to remember the NH trainer Gordon (W) Richards nearly going through the card at his local track Carlisle back in the day, would have been late 70s 1980 time.
He used to have loads of winners there

Lol

that first one turned over will probably come out sometime soon and hack up in a 30k handicap and all the pundits will be saying how great they are

RP put the article up with fatboy's chops in large.
Every other day they seem to have an article about some guy who has reportedly made a packet from gambling/beating the bookies.
Presstitutes for the betting industry except they are worse than ever.
journalists just pimps.

How much money has everyone made?

6 timer turned into a 1 winner flop.
on track books having fillet steak and champers for supper.

Good ride on the Wnr in that,kicked clear at the right time.

Thanks all, 5 out of 6 landed
I'll start another LAY thread today or tomorrow

So the original post suggesting he might get six winners was a total smokescreen?

I think Richard Hannon won all six races at Bath once over, during the 90s? Just six races per meeting at the time?
Pipe had 5/6 at Taunton in 97
Nicholls 6/7 at Wincanton, maybe 2006

Didnt Gordon Elliott have 7/8 at Navan, not that long ago, maybe 2021?

Think the warning sign was the racing post highlighted it and all falsely short, even the misses had a £1 acca, bookies story they pushed it and he has got some bad uns and owners thinking he can magically turn them into winning machines

Numbers game isn't it, if they turn over dozens of these types, only a handful need to turn into winning machines at a basement level, and maybe even one or two turn out to be higher quality. If they can get the owners, no reason not to do it. Doesn't strike me as particularly strategic, like the Dixons for example. Just based on churning them though the Skelton cistern.

Some really bad uns yesterday and money machine from training fees, don’t recall pipe doing this when he was at his peak

Doing something right, champion trainer approaching 50% strike rate currently!

Their approach doesn't seem to mind if they have a few total flops going through their hands. They have faith in their system making enough of them winners, and there will be some collateral damage. The risk is with the owners, and there doesn't appear to be a shortage of willing participants.

DifferentDrum^^^
I was only jesting that I had put it up as a lay thread, I'm sure most realised
I wasn't advising it as a back bet either, just noting that he had all 6 favs at the meeting...although I would no doubt have aftertimed a fantastic 6 fold if they'd all obliged

As others have said, some very poor runs from some of them, Skelton layers in clover

Be making 2 million a year himself good luck to him, punters just need to adjust to what is going on with some of his lesser ones

what was rather laughable was the way that the odds reacted after each result. When the first one bombed, the rest all drifted. When the second won they all shortened. What a load of lemmings. Don't they recognise the first rule of roulette? Each spin is independent of the ones that precede it? Or was it astute players like Reg manipulating the markets?

I think a jockey had seven in a row one day,name escapes me.

That must be Frankie 'Beeswax' Dettori.

youre thinking of frankie dettori at ascot. he rode all seven winners on the card. the last one was backed into 2/1 favourite. the one time the lemmings were right

And if you watch pats ride on the second in the last it was on you go frank

I seem to recall Pipe/Scudamore having the first 6 at Haldon one day but missed out in the last.