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the flat is back and so is the great jhonny murtagh
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yes why u so angry the flat is back back in uk next week too
we wait so long for cheltenham to come round and then most of us cant wait to see the back of the jump season
curragh tommorrow is the one meeting that i watch the most without a single bet
then we have lincoln and dubai world cup
aintree grand national
scottish grand national
then punchestown and sandown
of all i'd say i like punchestown is my least fav
curragh tommorrow is the one meeting that i watch the most without a single bet
then we have lincoln and dubai world cup
aintree grand national
scottish grand national
then punchestown and sandown
of all i'd say i like punchestown is my least fav
My two against the field in the Irish Lincoln are -
Designate Decoy - 3rd last year, runs here of only 3lbs higher, has had a prep run this year on the AW which looks to be a bonus as both wins have come after 12 and 5 day breaks. EW @14/1.
Crystal Idea - first run for its new stable, was 2nd fto last year and won his maidn over the CD after a nice little break(55days), 7lbs claim leaves him on a nice mark. EW @25/1.
Designate Decoy - 3rd last year, runs here of only 3lbs higher, has had a prep run this year on the AW which looks to be a bonus as both wins have come after 12 and 5 day breaks. EW @14/1.
Crystal Idea - first run for its new stable, was 2nd fto last year and won his maidn over the CD after a nice little break(55days), 7lbs claim leaves him on a nice mark. EW @25/1.
DAS
I like Crystal as well.
The others that interest me are Harriers Call & Motafaany ( who looks like been fav)
I like Crystal as well.
The others that interest me are Harriers Call & Motafaany ( who looks like been fav)
why change of stable for crystal idea? mccreery done well last year
ilikewavingatbuses 21 Mar 09:19
yeah i wont be betting, but youd have to lay the short priced favs wouldnt u!!
ilikewavingatbuses 21 Mar 09:27
^^ true, however the british runner is interesting!!wouldnt touch the meeting tho!
How can you put a tip up after saying that????
yeah i wont be betting, but youd have to lay the short priced favs wouldnt u!!
ilikewavingatbuses 21 Mar 09:27
^^ true, however the british runner is interesting!!wouldnt touch the meeting tho!
How can you put a tip up after saying that????
Maybe because this was posted after your post on the HR forum?
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Derbyshire Racing 21 Mar 09:49
Madeira Man in the first well forward apparently
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Derbyshire Racing 21 Mar 09:49
Madeira Man in the first well forward apparently
although i was happy to see that, i then proceeded to look up the horse and stable u door knob, has a good pedigree for speed and the stable won it last year, and o briens tend to need the run so thats more positives than negatives, thats why fish breath!!
and its a f ucking public forum so i can put up whatever the f uck i want ok f @g
Dascombe did me a big favour yesterday.Good trainer of this type. His will do for me.
Just shows how ungenuine you are & cant be trusted! After That , who would believe whatever you had to say??
what the f uck are u talking about!im not trying to 'fool ' people!everything i say is on this forum for people to see!!i like the look of Madeira Man and i wont be touching the meeting!!who in their right mind would not knowing any information, fitness etc!!and with regards to tips, im not a tipper, and wouldnt trust anyone to follow MY 'tips' as im simply making a selection in the race that i think could win and i hope im right!!i cant post my thoughts or selections without having to bet myself no??jesus christ!
got to agree with him anyone touching that first race needs the head examined or shouldnt be allowed to bet on horses its a blind race
The market is very rarely wide of the mark in these events.
Are you telling me you`ve never backed an unraced horse?
Are you telling me you`ve never backed an unraced horse?
no i have, but i learned my lesson v quickly!!!followed the money, didnt work, said i wouldnt again, havent ever since!!if i was having a bet id prob just lay the fav for a place IF a few horses came for money assuming one or two are believed to have a decent chance but other than that i wouldnt bother!
looks like GLOR NA MARA is the one to be on in the first, almost havled in odds
FUTURE IMPACT getting backed off the boards..25/1 - 7/1
Only bet at the Curragh for me today id Toraidhe in de Lincoln
o briens should not be touched till may
look very unfit
look very unfit
Im sick Ive always said Stacks run well early in the year, I should have done an ew yankee :(
Yep and he's no more runners. That's some training feat!
9,265.30 for a 1 lucky 15 at sp and lots more if you took the prices in the morning as pollen was 10s this morning
I'd love to know if someone did a lucky 15 or yankee at the morning prices. Tommy did mention after the first 2 went in, that the others would love the ground as well. Boomkakers were very slow to react after the 3 timer went in.
just saw the results there, t stack........amazing stuff!!
Massive crowd down there. probably all the freebys out of the two annuals. I couldn't get a place to park in the members. 1st time in many a long day.
The closing of the road at the back of the stand for pedestrians was crazy. It was a long walk for the pensioners through the car park. Accidents could happen.
Jim Bolger had two box loads of horses. When i was going in his first lot were making there way home.
The Curragh made a few improvements.
1) A nice little park at the back of the champagne bar which will be nice in the summer when the plants have flowered.
2) A new tote lounge ala Punchestown and Galway. A bit noisy. Pity they don't put a few bookies spread around the bars. It would save having to stretch the legs and come down.
The closing of the road at the back of the stand for pedestrians was crazy. It was a long walk for the pensioners through the car park. Accidents could happen.
Jim Bolger had two box loads of horses. When i was going in his first lot were making there way home.
The Curragh made a few improvements.
1) A nice little park at the back of the champagne bar which will be nice in the summer when the plants have flowered.
2) A new tote lounge ala Punchestown and Galway. A bit noisy. Pity they don't put a few bookies spread around the bars. It would save having to stretch the legs and come down.
Soapp,
The Curragh have had the entire winter to get their act together and whilst their have been improvements there have also been deteriorations.
1. I would consider it esssential that the race card contain the names of all horses running at that meeting.
2. If you wanted to enter the racecard draw you had to sacrifice (ie tear out) half the field for the feature race before the race was run.
3. Car Parking is a total joke and virtually everyone I met complained to me about it. I really take exception to an Annual Members Car Park which I was told was full when I could count at least 40 spaces. To add insult to injury it was full of cars which displayed no sign of the car park badge required. The injury was further compounded by parking in Cark Park 6 (down near the now closed West End entrance) which was littered with glass.
Welcome to a new season at the Headquarters of Irish racing and please bring a pair of hiking books and a compass it you intend travelling by car....
On the plus side the plate of *****for the kids was 20c cheaper from the new catering franchisees.
Note to the Curragh, don't waste your money on marketing until you can get the basics right for those who will go racing. Keep cheesing the punters off and they won't return.
The Curragh have had the entire winter to get their act together and whilst their have been improvements there have also been deteriorations.
1. I would consider it esssential that the race card contain the names of all horses running at that meeting.
2. If you wanted to enter the racecard draw you had to sacrifice (ie tear out) half the field for the feature race before the race was run.
3. Car Parking is a total joke and virtually everyone I met complained to me about it. I really take exception to an Annual Members Car Park which I was told was full when I could count at least 40 spaces. To add insult to injury it was full of cars which displayed no sign of the car park badge required. The injury was further compounded by parking in Cark Park 6 (down near the now closed West End entrance) which was littered with glass.
Welcome to a new season at the Headquarters of Irish racing and please bring a pair of hiking books and a compass it you intend travelling by car....
On the plus side the plate of *****for the kids was 20c cheaper from the new catering franchisees.
Note to the Curragh, don't waste your money on marketing until you can get the basics right for those who will go racing. Keep cheesing the punters off and they won't return.
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