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Mics
08 Aug 26 18:58
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Ive been backing horses for over 30yrs, i can tell u this the game has never been as rancid as now , ive no doubt the bha is on cahoots with bookmaker fraternity to stop short priced favs for industry , they have to keep bookies sweet and this is what is happening , knight horse with oisin on board wouldnt run out of your way supposely  well in at prohibitive odds , haggas horse at redcar not on job today plus the bizarre ride giving to hoseki at ascot , i ve noticed over last few months they like to get them beat early to put punter on run , its clear they want to rinse punter at weekend for the industry , so thread wisely and avoid prohobitive shorts odds at weekend , also the amount of 7 runner races on saturday is extraordi ary to destroy ew man and further their margins ,Its no coincidence , its clear as day what happening and id say that the bha are filth and orchestrating it , so reduce your stakes at weekend and more play a watching brief , haggas seemingly is a major player in stoppping prohibitive priced horses for them , knight another

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By:
Mics
When: 08 Aug 26 19:01
The amount of meetings on saturday is overkill to disorentate punter too
By:
jamee1
When: 08 Aug 26 19:16
Perhaps you're just shìt?
By:
stocks
When: 09 Aug 26 13:02
If the sport is corrupt why do you gamble on it ? If it's what you have to do, you need help
By:
Busyfool
When: 09 Aug 26 13:05
30 years without a winner would make anyone a bit cranky
By:
roggrain
When: 09 Aug 26 13:54
Nonsense. The last few weeks have seen a higher % of favs winning than in living memory.
By:
FOYLESWAR
When: 09 Aug 26 14:16
yes rograin but mics dint back those  favs, wernt   short enough  so it must be bent stans to reason !ones he backed were very short and got turned over ..............but how could they get beat ? all the tipsters tipped em they had the best form ,the write ups put in good words for em ..........all those tipsters and experts and mics cant be wrong .....
By:
freddiewilliams
When: 09 Aug 26 14:28
Nuther 1/5 beet
By:
1st time poster
When: 09 Aug 26 15:01
to be fair in 5 of the most high profile races on fri and sat, 3 appleby favs ridden by champion jock elect, and 2 fancied burke horses in haddock group races,you new wernt winning by the betting in last 20 mins before the race, market seems to no alot more these days than ever in the past,your everyday punter picking horses out fri night and betting sat morning has nah chance,ive no idea how much this type of punter contributes to the days punting takings
By:
gambas
When: 10 Aug 26 14:24
Fwilliams 1/5 reminded me of the story of a punter on the northern tracks who would turn up with wads of cash whenever there was a 1/5 fav. He did well until one meeting where there were 3 shorties, I think from memory 2 lost. If he ( and many other clueless wonders) had done his homework, whatever the circumstances 25% of all favs shorter than 1/2  WILL lose.
By:
formoftheace
When: 10 Aug 26 14:29
Carrier bag…..done the lot including the bag…….binned it on the way out…
By:
freddiewilliams
When: 10 Aug 26 14:31
Yea. Plastic bag man
By:
the dealer
When: 10 Aug 26 14:36
Biggest cash bet I ever took, was £10k on Generous to win the arc. Was shoved into a plastic bag.
By:
the dealer
When: 10 Aug 26 14:36
Not me personally lol but the independent I worked for
By:
formoftheace
When: 10 Aug 26 14:41
A certain ex Glasgow owner was known to fill a few carrier bags….

I did witness one half full at Ayr……his men going mental…..the horse was called Mentalasanythin…..crazy stuff..
By:
the dealer
When: 10 Aug 26 14:44
He was in the news lately, something about a restaurant being burned down.
By:
formoftheace
When: 10 Aug 26 14:47
Not a person i would get involved with the dealer…..you get my drift…..
By:
formoftheace
When: 10 Aug 26 14:48
I was at York that day……say no more…..

Not nice.
By:
the dealer
When: 10 Aug 26 14:55
Not me either lol
By:
gambas
When: 10 Aug 26 15:11
We had two characters who would turn up at our local bookies with carrier bags full of cash. One was the manager of girl pop group before they became famous. He would turn up with a heavy for protection. Dont remember him needing it on the way out!. The other was an Irishman who went on to buy 3 horses at keeneland without paying for them. He had no need for protection, even had a name to match!
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