The guy who has done his cobblers on Jamie Ness's favourites in races 1+2 has put his remaining $500 on the barn's No5 in race 5 (and made it 1/9 on the tote board)
The guy who has done his cobblers on Jamie Ness's favourites in races 1+2 has put his remaining $500 on the barn's No5 in race 5 (and made it 1/9 on the tote board)
that's hard to say lucky 7 runners but No's3+4 are a 'million' No's 1-6-7 have long lay offs to overcome so 5+2 look by far the most likely. With doubts over the surface and a poor run last time Evs-5/4ish. But it is hard race to price up. Scot Lake who trainss No2 has an poor record here compared to Parx and Delaware
that's hard to say lucky7 runners but No's3+4 are a 'million'No's 1-6-7 have long lay offs to overcome so 5+2 look by far the most likely. With doubts over the surface and a poor run last time Evs-5/4ish. But it is hard race to price up. Scot Lake wh
What a day..........I had the best cod n chips ever earlier......SO fresh it was unreal ............ (this made me so )
I am currently in a guest house in ilfracombe.What a day..........I had the best cod n chips ever earlier......SO fresh it was unreal ............ (this made me so )
I've always liked the rubbish tracks. PID is a bit of a step up. I used to like it as a few years ago as there was a massive outiside bias. Now there is not but I know the horsemen and a lot of the horses. It helps when studying. I still fall on my backside if there is a night full of overbet favs winning.
I've always liked the rubbish tracks. PID is a bit of a step up. I used to like it as a few years ago as there was a massive outiside bias. Now there is not but I know the horsemen and a lot of the horses. It helps when studying. I still fall on my b