Dundalk like Lingfield?

Have been doing the odd L15 when out for a pint and have thought the same,but my sample size would be smaller than yours,its an easy place to be when not off omo

Glad someone else thinks so, the cutaway was a brilliant move there but it seems to  make it redundant to me now unless you "drift" back out.

There is a definite draw bias.

Key factor in my punting.

Talk about speaking out of you pocket, at the last meeting stall no. 1 Stall no.2 and stall no.4 all had winners, in the meeting previous to that again Stall no.1 again had a winner as well as stall no.2 with stall no. 4 having 2 winners. Tonight stall no.2 was a winner with a 9/1 shot as well as stall no.3 and stall no.4 having was it 3 winners but Pa reckons there is an advantage drawn out wide. Pa let me ask you what horse or even horses did you back that you thought lost because it was drawn low?

Was talking about sticking to the rail coming up the home straight,Poetic Choice was a glaring exception tonight as he almost held on. But it seems to me as if the very inside strip is slower for some reason,may well be wrong but it is an impression i'm getting lately.
The draw is another story and you would certainly think twice before backing a very high drawn horse.