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Quote from: Chompy on August 23, 2014, 10:18:07 AM
Extel comms were the nuts Dalek. All the fancied horses seemed to be given a positive mention at some point. "Turmeric making headway now."
Them were the days. It gave you a different kind of connections to horses compared to today. All you had was the name, the paper, the board markers and the commentary. It's different when you see them somehow.
Horses like Powder Blue, Yangtse Kiang, Kincses, The Welder, De Rigeur. Sigh, jumpers for goalposts.
It's almost my first gambling memory, that Extel commentary. So so good. Every horse got a mention, & it almost always ended "it's close".
I can remember as it were yesterday, I was Dickinson-mad, horses like Gay Spartan running at gaffs like Sedgefield, Silver Buck, Bregawn, etc.
Dickinson was the first of the modern breed of trainers, sometimes they'd sent out 12 runners in a day, unheard of back then unless you were Ken Payne.
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Quote from: simonnatur on August 23, 2014, 10:20:36 AM
Really not a killjoy and know it's for charity but anyone want to make a book on some middle aged TV presenter keeling over with a heart attack from the ice bucket challenge?, sounds like your thing Paddy Power compilers if you're reading..
Nick Luck didn't do too badly, and they absolutely drenched him...
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Quote from: simonnatur on August 23, 2014, 10:20:36 AM
Really not a killjoy and know it's for charity but anyone want to make a book on some middle aged TV presenter keeling over with a heart attack from the ice bucket challenge?, sounds like your thing Paddy Power compilers if you're reading..
Please let them ice-bucket Emma.
ooohhhhhh.
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Morning Davros
That made me chuckle. Before I had read on, I had stopped at Dalek, just questioning if that was what you meant or the spelling was correct.
A magic moment when it must have finally dawned on you....
Bout time Fred had a proper Saturday bet on the hoss's, none of this beat the betfair odds,free bet you rarely get, nonsense.
I am told that Merchant of Medici is rather strongly fancied in the 5.30 tonight and told to have my max ew on it. It's a girls race, but the form does look solid and decent lady jock on top. He is my auto bet insider.
It's destined for 4th now I have put it up, so how about 10 ew at
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There was that thing where the first horse mentioned in the photo almost always won, in fact a punter would consider it a bad beat if his horse was the first one mentioned in a photo and it lost.
"There's one fallen, can't quite make it out"...
Loved the Extel comms.
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Quote from: BigAdz on August 23, 2014, 10:28:06 AM
Morning Davros
That made me chuckle. Before I had read on, I had stopped at Dalek, just questioning if that was what you meant or the spelling was correct.
A magic moment when it must have finally dawned on you....
Bout time Fred had a proper Saturday bet on the hoss's, none of this beat the betfair odds,free bet you rarely get, nonsense.
I am told that Merchant of Medici is rather strongly fancied in the 5.30 tonight and told to have my max ew on it. It's a girls race, but the form does look solid and decent lady jock on top. He is my auto bet insider.
It's destined for 4th now I have put it up, so how about 10 ew at
.gl
It was indeed. I had a lot of those magic moments.
If only we could see ourselves then as we do now. What a great invention the rear-view mirror was.
Will leave Tighty to load up on the horse, but we'll deffo be on board, thanks. And a girlie race, of all things.
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Quote from: tikay on August 23, 2014, 09:50:26 AM
Quote from: Tal on August 23, 2014, 09:45:00 AM
I took a Wm Hill Settling Course up in Oxford Street, cost me £90, took the exam & got 97% or somesuch, so they offered me a job as a Shop Manager, but my Dad would not let me, he wanted me to have a "proper job".
This was in the days before "Genies", which changed life for bookies, so all bets had to be worked out by mental arithmetic. We had little short cuts, 11/8 = quarter + a half, 13/8 = half + a quarter, or whatever
When my dad worked in a shop in the late 70s, he would routinely get some of the regulars stumbling in from some nefarious pursuit or other, empty their pockets on the counter and request the lot on the next race. They'd listen to the radio and, if the customer's horse got there, he'd begin the paying out process...
"So, that was 11/8 and you've had 2 pounds 2 shillings and 4 and a half pence on it...'
Proper fractions back then, too.
100/7 if you please
. Suppose the exchanges have brought that back.
Crikey, I'd forgotten those. 100/7, wonderful. Think there was 100/8 too, punters wanted 100/8 when it was shown as 12/1 I think, same with 100/7, it was a bit better than 14/1? You could barter in a bookies shop then, of course. Try that these days.
Pre-decimilisation, follks had EW Patents with Rule 4's, dead heats, all sorts, for half a crown each way. Try working those out in your head, but that was what we did with every bet, all mental arithmetic. 10 years earlier I could neither read nor write, never mind add-up. Mental arithmetic was like a new toy to me, I loved it to bits.
Stop it now, the serious faces will be getting chuntery if we carry on.
You can still get the fractions at the races with some books Tony (even about 6/1 and 8/1 which are the best).
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August 23, 2014, 10:43:34 AM »
York? no
goodwood? no
newmarket maybe? no
try redcar?
ahhh redcar
17:30 Redc 23rd Aug BOG
7/1
£10 e/w 1/4 1,2,3
£107.60
Merchant Of Medici
Win
EW
Bet Ref: O/0140260/0000092
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Was thinking Jungle Cat 3.15 York was worth backing e/w at 8-1 with one of the firms offering qtr 3 places. Drawn well and don't think can rule out for win purposes, 10 runners including a 125-1 shot, more a maths type bet than a strong fancy.
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Quote from: simonnatur on August 23, 2014, 10:44:05 AM
Was thinking Jungle Cat 3.15 York was worth backing e/w at 8-1 with one of the firms offering qtr 3 places. Drawn well and don't think can rule out for win purposes, 10 runners including a 125-1 shot, more a maths type bet than a strong fancy.
what sort of size?
pretty hot race isn't it?
7 of the 10 with proper chances?
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Dickinson was the first of the modern breed of trainers, sometimes they'd sent out 12 runners in a day, unheard of back then unless you were Ken Payne.
Ken Payne had twelve in the same race Tikay. The game was guessing which was trying.
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There is a good Ken Payne autobiography i heard
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Quote from: simonnatur on August 23, 2014, 10:44:05 AM
Was thinking Jungle Cat 3.15 York was worth backing e/w at 8-1 with one of the firms offering qtr 3 places. Drawn well and don't think can rule out for win purposes, 10 runners including a 125-1 shot, more a maths type bet than a strong fancy.
what sort of size?
pretty hot race isn't it?
7 of the 10 with proper chances?
I guess I thought it was quite marginal - maybe not the best candidate for Fred, my bet size fwiw was 1% of roll. Really rather leave it if you think the race isn't ideal.
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Quote from: simonnatur on August 23, 2014, 11:28:11 AM
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Quote from: simonnatur on August 23, 2014, 10:44:05 AM
Was thinking Jungle Cat 3.15 York was worth backing e/w at 8-1 with one of the firms offering qtr 3 places. Drawn well and don't think can rule out for win purposes, 10 runners including a 125-1 shot, more a maths type bet than a strong fancy.
what sort of size?
pretty hot race isn't it?
7 of the 10 with proper chances?
I guess I thought it was quite marginal - maybe not the best candidate for Fred, my bet size fwiw was 1% of roll. Really rather leave it if you think the race isn't ideal.
i don't know Simon, just thinking out loud..just a generalist when it comes to racing
1% of roll is around £60 and it doesn't feel that strong (in monetary terms)
we'll have a small tickle
please post more tips anyway!
Bet Type: Single
York [15:15] 6f Group 2 Stakes
Jungle Cat 8/1
Each Way: 1/4 1 - 3
2 bets @ 15.00 GBP
Total Cost: 30.00 GBP
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Quote from: TightEnd on August 23, 2014, 11:34:12 AM
Quote from: simonnatur on August 23, 2014, 11:28:11 AM
Quote from: TightEnd on August 23, 2014, 11:01:03 AM
Quote from: simonnatur on August 23, 2014, 10:44:05 AM
Was thinking Jungle Cat 3.15 York was worth backing e/w at 8-1 with one of the firms offering qtr 3 places. Drawn well and don't think can rule out for win purposes, 10 runners including a 125-1 shot, more a maths type bet than a strong fancy.
what sort of size?
pretty hot race isn't it?
7 of the 10 with proper chances?
I guess I thought it was quite marginal - maybe not the best candidate for Fred, my bet size fwiw was 1% of roll. Really rather leave it if you think the race isn't ideal.
i don't know Simon, just thinking out loud..just a generalist when it comes to racing
1% of roll is around £60 and it doesn't feel that strong (in monetary terms)
we'll have a small tickle
please post more tips anyway!
Bet Type: Single
York [15:15] 6f Group 2 Stakes
Jungle Cat 8/1
Each Way: 1/4 1 - 3
2 bets @ 15.00 GBP
Total Cost: 30.00 GBP
1% of roll = £60, so we have a £6,000 roll these days?
Good grief. My Dad would kill me if he knew.
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