Tips for Tikay

[Doobs]

Why aren't they the devil rays anymore?

And why are the Florida Marlins the Miami Marlins now?

I'm sure someone has already shared these questions, so apologies.

Can understand when a franchise moves home, but those seem just to be aesthetic changes

The best place to get questions like this answered is to send a Facebook message to Neil Channing. 

Hmmm...Feels like a setup...

...maybe a little.  Think you'd be ok if your follow up was polite.   It was a corporate name change from what I can gather, what teams in poor form need most is a rebranding.   Witness the change that the change in shirt colour made to Cardiff's fortunes. 

And the new RSS version of the Everton badge

Exactly, if only their supporters had let that one pass, they'd be champions within a couple of years.   

[Bad Beat]

Marvellous. FML.

 (just spent 3 hours on PMs obv).

[Tal]

Not guilty, M'Lud.

I don't even own a facebook...

[Marky147]

Marvellous. FML.

 (just spent 3 hours on PMs obv).

You must love it when the WSOP comes around, probably need to charter your own Airbus to get all the Facebook stakees out there

[MereNovice]

In the State Of Origin game the final score was NSW 14 Queensland 6.

[Doobs]

I think we have a free bet left.  I propose £25 free bet on Declaration of War in the Queen Anne on the first day of Royal Ascot with William Hill at 12s.

Reasoning.
Farrh is likely to go to the Prince of Wales.
Race could cut up
Horse must be showing something to start so short last time, and even if he isn't he is likely to be the 2nd best horse in this race.

Given the race could cut up, he is also a solid e/w bet in a race that could easily start with less than 8, suggest another 25 e/w with a firm offering 12s and quarter odds first 3 (eg Corals or BetVictor).

[tikay]

I think we have a free bet left.  I propose £25 free bet on Declaration of War in the Queen Anne on the first day of Royal Ascot with William Hill at 12s.

Reasoning.
Farrh is likely to go to the Prince of Wales.
Race could cut up
Horse must be showing something to start so short last time, and even if he isn't he is likely to be the 2nd best horse in this race.

Given the race could cut up, he is also a solid e/w bet in a race that could easily start with less than 8, suggest another 25 e/w with a firm offering 12s and quarter odds first 3 (eg Corals or BetVictor).

Thanks Doobs.

All done, including using the Free Bet, details to follow.

ON

[Chompy]

Got one for Sandown tomorrow at a nice each-way price.

7.55, £25 each-way Vallarta, 12-1 Ladbrokes.

There are nine runners and a short-priced favourite, so it's perfect for an each-wayer. Funnily enough, ours beat the short-priced favourite in a Newbury maiden last season and is better off at the weights.

It's easier to come from off the pace here than on the Rowley at Newmarket - he met traffic in a messy race last time - and the step up to 7f will suit.

The others prominent in the betting behind Homage aren't bombproof imo. Had he been trained by Ted Barron, we'd have been all in, but £25 EW fine.

[tikay]

Got one for Sandown tomorrow at a nice each-way price.

7.55, £25 each-way Vallarta, 12-1 Ladbrokes.

There are nine runners and a short-priced favourite, so it's perfect for an each-wayer. Funnily enough, ours beat the short-priced favourite in a Newbury maiden last season and is better off at the weights.

It's easier to come from off the pace here than on the Rowley at Newmarket - he met traffic in a messy race last time - and the step up to 7f will suit.

The others prominent in the betting behind Homage aren't bombproof imo. Had he been trained by Ted Barron, we'd have been all in, but £25 EW fine.

Ted Barron? Who he please?

[tikay]

Got one for Sandown tomorrow at a nice each-way price.

7.55, £25 each-way Vallarta, 12-1 Ladbrokes.

There are nine runners and a short-priced favourite, so it's perfect for an each-wayer. Funnily enough, ours beat the short-priced favourite in a Newbury maiden last season and is better off at the weights.

It's easier to come from off the pace here than on the Rowley at Newmarket - he met traffic in a messy race last time - and the step up to 7f will suit.

The others prominent in the betting behind Homage aren't bombproof imo. Had he been trained by Ted Barron, we'd have been all in, but £25 EW fine.

Price now 9/1.

Still a bet?

[Chompy]

12-1 with Pee Pee fine, leave 9-1.

[tikay]

12-1 with Pee Pee fine, leave 9-1.

Can't get on, best I can get is 10/1 with Butter Me Up.

[Chompy]

Buttermeup's price just about OK, but better if someone can get on with Pee Pee. We need a new account with the Irish shut-down merchants, perhaps under the name Jeeves?

[exstream]

Back the horse on betfair multiples/sports.
13/1 or 12/1

[Tal]

Got one for Sandown tomorrow at a nice each-way price.

7.55, £25 each-way Vallarta, 12-1 Ladbrokes.

There are nine runners and a short-priced favourite, so it's perfect for an each-wayer. Funnily enough, ours beat the short-priced favourite in a Newbury maiden last season and is better off at the weights.

It's easier to come from off the pace here than on the Rowley at Newmarket - he met traffic in a messy race last time - and the step up to 7f will suit.

The others prominent in the betting behind Homage aren't bombproof imo. Had he been trained by Ted Barron, we'd have been all in, but £25 EW fine.

Ted Barron? Who he please?

I assume it's this bloke

http://www1.skysports.com/racing/form-profiles/trainer/93/t-d-barron

Otherwise it's a New York-based photographer