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« Reply #36315 on: April 03, 2013, 04:34:31 PM »

thank you

TfT has a sparse GN portfolio, when I went looking for clues a bit earlier

Seabass at 20-1. Looks a great price compared to the current
What a Friend at 50-1

Pre-Channing (lol) what else should one be having a look at for an interest on Saturday please?
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« Reply #36316 on: April 03, 2013, 04:43:43 PM »

no idea tbh not my kind of race

always been a big fan of ic though just hope he comes back safe
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« Reply #36317 on: April 03, 2013, 04:57:28 PM »

There are three kinds of people in (horse racing) punting:

1. Those who have no idea what they are doing
2. Those who really know what they are doing
3. Those who think they know what they are doing.

Group 3 is the big loser, constantly telling himself he's got a clue, in spite of the evidence to the contrary. I'm probably there more often than I'd admit. QED.

Nevertheless...

The National I have as a race where you need horses you can have some confidence are going to get round the course before you worry about picking the winner. You can basically chop half the field out straight away.

So, you want horses who can jump well and who are capable of going 4 miles without wheezing like Jade Goody round the London Marathon course. Neptune Collonges is a classic example. Just jumps forever. Not ever going to set the world alight with pace but completely reliable.

Maybe it's less of a decent yardstick these days with lower fences and therefore a faster course (suggesting to me why there are more fatalities these days...in before sample size)?

Served me OK anyway. Must be a low weight outsider who can plod over fences.

I'm trying not to say "I got me a system", nor "It's a bloody lottery" as even I'm not that much of a tool.

That said, I suspect I know which group I'm in...
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« Reply #36318 on: April 03, 2013, 05:00:56 PM »

"Horse racing is just a scam between the upper class and working class to fleece the middle class"
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« Reply #36319 on: April 03, 2013, 05:10:03 PM »

Jade Goody comment pretty tasteless. Thought this thread couldn't go much lower..
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« Reply #36320 on: April 03, 2013, 05:13:39 PM »

Jade Goody comment pretty tasteless. Thought this thread couldn't go much lower..

That was just because she turned up to do the Marathon having done virtually no training at all - Gordon Ramsey's face was a picture when he heard. Didn't think that was related to the illness. If it was, apologies.
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« Reply #36321 on: April 03, 2013, 05:24:06 PM »

Jade Goody comment pretty tasteless. Thought this thread couldn't go much lower..

That was just because she turned up to do the Marathon having done virtually no training at all - Gordon Ramsey's face was a picture when he heard. Didn't think that was related to the illness. If it was, apologies.


Too late. You've gone and done it now. Totally tasteless and out of order.

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« Reply #36322 on: April 03, 2013, 05:27:31 PM »

There are three kinds of people in (horse racing) punting:

1. Those who have no idea what they are doing
2. Those who really know what they are doing
3. Those who think they know what they are doing.

Group 3 is the big loser, constantly telling himself he's got a clue, in spite of the evidence to the contrary. I'm probably there more often than I'd admit. QED.

Nevertheless...

The National I have as a race where you need horses you can have some confidence are going to get round the course before you worry about picking the winner. You can basically chop half the field out straight away.

So, you want horses who can jump well and who are capable of going 4 miles without wheezing like Jade Goody round the London Marathon course. Neptune Collonges is a classic example. Just jumps forever. Not ever going to set the world alight with pace but completely reliable.

Maybe it's less of a decent yardstick these days with lower fences and therefore a faster course (suggesting to me why there are more fatalities these days...in before sample size)?

Served me OK anyway. Must be a low weight outsider who can plod over fences.

I'm trying not to say "I got me a system", nor "It's a bloody lottery" as even I'm not that much of a tool.

That said, I suspect I know which group I'm in...

Backing outsiders in horse races sound like the system from hell.  I expect the low weight rule isn't as important as it used to be.  The handicapper has been deliberately compressing the weights for a few years now.
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« Reply #36323 on: April 03, 2013, 05:29:03 PM »

Jade Goody comment pretty tasteless. Thought this thread couldn't go much lower..

That was just because she turned up to do the Marathon having done virtually no training at all - Gordon Ramsey's face was a picture when he heard. Didn't think that was related to the illness. If it was, apologies.


It wasn't tbf, but no need to go into it. Back to betting & less jokes of the dead if we could.
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« Reply #36324 on: April 03, 2013, 05:53:35 PM »

Real Madrid seem very short. 1/5 for Ronaldo to score, I'd love to lay that.
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« Reply #36325 on: April 03, 2013, 05:55:54 PM »

The dogs are on sky tonight channel 212. Coventry and rommers. I went through the rommerscard
With a view to playing the hotbox. Made trap 3 a massive favourite. Phoned W Hills (who do the bet) fell off
My chair when they said 7/2. Whipped round the shops and had near my max on.

Suggest a tenner at 7/2 for fred

Get an interest in all the races . Bet is 3 points for winner 2 fir second
1 for third.
Top scoring trap over the 12 races wins.. Simples!

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« Reply #36326 on: April 03, 2013, 06:02:47 PM »

The dogs are on sky tonight channel 212. Coventry and rommers. I went through the rommerscard
With a view to playing the hotbox. Made trap 3 a massive favourite. Phoned W Hills (who do the bet) fell off
My chair when they said 7/2. Whipped round the shops and had near my max on.

Suggest a tenner at 7/2 for fred

Get an interest in all the races . Bet is 3 points for winner 2 fir second
1 for third.
Top scoring trap over the 12 races wins.. Simples!

Lee

Is there a difference between hotbox and a trap challenge?
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« Reply #36327 on: April 03, 2013, 06:20:09 PM »

Jade Goody comment pretty tasteless. Thought this thread couldn't go much lower..

That was just because she turned up to do the Marathon having done virtually no training at all - Gordon Ramsey's face was a picture when he heard. Didn't think that was related to the illness. If it was, apologies.


It wasn't tbf, but no need to go into it. Back to betting & less jokes of the dead if we could.

In which case, I didn't go into "it"!?

Having just checked: Goody signed up for the 2006 London Marathon. She did not finish the course, collapsing after 34 km (21 mi) of the 42.195 kilometres (26.219 mi), and was taken to the Royal London Hospital to recover overnight. Before the race, Goody described her preparations to TV chef, Gordon Ramsay. "I've been eating curry, Chinese and drinking." Afterwards, she explained: "I don't really understand miles. I didn't actually know how far it was going to be. ... I didn’t want to let everyone down." Goody raised over £550 for her chosen charity, the NSPCC. (wiki)

Good stuff and amusing stuff. No bad stuff other than her evidently having poor advisors. She died - tragically - in 2009.

If I can't mention people who've died, even if the point is about something completely unconnected to their death, that was a scandalous aberration on my part.

Just don't say "Sweet FA" at any stage, else I object in the strongest possible terms.

Why can't you be more like Doobs and tell me my punting strategy is outmoded and pants?
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« Reply #36328 on: April 03, 2013, 06:25:52 PM »

Yeah trap challenge is the trap with the most winners. Hotbox is 3/2/1 so less random
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« Reply #36329 on: April 03, 2013, 06:49:53 PM »

The dogs are on sky tonight channel 212. Coventry and rommers. I went through the rommerscard
With a view to playing the hotbox. Made trap 3 a massive favourite. Phoned W Hills (who do the bet) fell off
My chair when they said 7/2. Whipped round the shops and had near my max on.

Suggest a tenner at 7/2 for fred

Get an interest in all the races . Bet is 3 points for winner 2 fir second
1 for third.
Top scoring trap over the 12 races wins.. Simples!

Lee

I know nothing about dog racing... but I know that Lee H definitely does.
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