Re: Even more betting here : Tue Jul 06, 2010 8:32 pm  

Wanderer wrote:

3 out of 4 for a 14.5/1 treble.
(Did finish last on his final mount).

Think when I posted that it was 3/3

Green Manalishi ran another none-race I see.
Has been near the back all season, used to be a half-decent sprinter. Retire the old boy.

Re: Even more betting here : Tue Jul 06, 2010 8:33 pm  

El Pac Carnegie wrote:

Agreed. I remember back in the day when i was punting on the NHL! Apart from playing one of the games around the turn of the century I've never taken an interest in it! Fair to say it wasn't my greatest gambling venture

Betting when bored, trying to find value in anything, or anything that looks good. Usually ends up very bad. Don't let myself do it anymore after losing money on obscure sports and betting in-play on football and racing.

Re: Even more betting here : Tue Jul 06, 2010 10:49 pm  

14:00 Newmarket

Bagamoyo - Promising 3yo who ran well in one of my favourite "form" races of 2010 at Newmarket at the start of May, he ran the nice prospect Jack My Boy close on that day with a number of promising horses in behind (subsequent winners - Horseradish, Monsieur Joe and Swilly Ferry amongst others). He was arguably unlucky next time out in a valuable 6f handicap when well beaten by Swilly Ferry, he raced stands side that day before drifting towards the centre of the course and running on without ever looking likely to trouble the judge. He's been left on the same mark (96) for todays race and is reunited with his jockey from the Jack My Boy run in Eddie Ahern for todays race. The form of his Kempton Park novice second as a 2yo has worked out well with Treadwell winning a big handicap since and Bagamoyo has an ideal draw on the far rail racing on fresh ground that's not been used since August 2009.

Advice: 2pts Win, 1pt Place @ 20/1 (William Hill)

Re: Even more betting here : Tue Jul 06, 2010 11:49 pm  

DEANO H wrote:

To win the tournament
Spain @ 4/1
Serbia e/w @ 66/1

Uruguay to win Group A @ 10/3
Serbia to win Group D @ 3/1

Golden Boot
Villa @ 8/1
Fabiano @ 12/1
Forlan @ 66/1

Any smart brains want to advise what I should do here?

Only talking small stakes (tenners and twenties); should I be trying to lay a bit off or as it really not worth it for such small stakes?

Sneijder? Klose? as options possibly??...

Presumably the 3rd place game could pay a big part, Forlan could get a couple more maybe or if Uruguay don't turn up Spain/Germany could go bananas perhaps?

Also have Holland in a sweepstake off the side of a can of 'Sure' deodorant... - £25 for losing final & £50 for winner, unless there is a hidden clause that I have overlooked.

Re: Even more betting here : Wed Jul 07, 2010 9:26 am  

DEANO H wrote:

Any smart brains want to advise what I should do here?

Only talking small stakes (tenners and twenties); should I be trying to lay a bit off or as it really not worth it for such small stakes?

Sneijder? Klose? as options possibly??...

Presumably the 3rd place game could pay a big part, Forlan could get a couple more maybe or if Uruguay don't turn up Spain/Germany could go bananas perhaps?

Also have Holland in a sweepstake off the side of a can of 'Sure' deodorant... - £25 for losing final & £50 for winner, unless there is a hidden clause that I have overlooked.

I'd personally let it ride mate if it's for small stakes. Your choice though. I'm on Villa (8/1) fairly big and had a saver on Klose (33/1) so these Sneidjer goals are killing me at the moment. I wouldn't mind if they were decent goals!

Re: Even more betting here : Wed Jul 07, 2010 12:29 pm  

Wanderer wrote:

3 out of 4 for a 14.5/1 treble.
(Did finish last on his final mount).

my hanagan bet still looking good then! 40/1 for championship

now top priced 6/4.. moore still fave

Re: Even more betting here : Wed Jul 07, 2010 1:06 pm  

Carneys Pint wrote:

14:00 Newmarket

Bagamoyo - Promising 3yo who ran well in one of my favourite "form" races of 2010 at Newmarket at the start of May, he ran the nice prospect Jack My Boy close on that day with a number of promising horses in behind (subsequent winners - Horseradish, Monsieur Joe and Swilly Ferry amongst others). He was arguably unlucky next time out in a valuable 6f handicap when well beaten by Swilly Ferry, he raced stands side that day before drifting towards the centre of the course and running on without ever looking likely to trouble the judge. He's been left on the same mark (96) for todays race and is reunited with his jockey from the Jack My Boy run in Eddie Ahern for todays race. The form of his Kempton Park novice second as a 2yo has worked out well with Treadwell winning a big handicap since and Bagamoyo has an ideal draw on the far rail racing on fresh ground that's not been used since August 2009.

Advice: 2pts Win, 1pt Place @ 20/1 (William Hill)

Great shout again mate just found one too good/light nice E/W return though.

Re: Even more betting here : Wed Jul 07, 2010 1:57 pm  

Carneys Pint wrote:

14:00 Newmarket

Bagamoyo - Promising 3yo who ran well in one of my favourite "form" races of 2010 at Newmarket at the start of May, he ran the nice prospect Jack My Boy close on that day with a number of promising horses in behind (subsequent winners - Horseradish, Monsieur Joe and Swilly Ferry amongst others). He was arguably unlucky next time out in a valuable 6f handicap when well beaten by Swilly Ferry, he raced stands side that day before drifting towards the centre of the course and running on without ever looking likely to trouble the judge. He's been left on the same mark (96) for todays race and is reunited with his jockey from the Jack My Boy run in Eddie Ahern for todays race. The form of his Kempton Park novice second as a 2yo has worked out well with Treadwell winning a big handicap since and Bagamoyo has an ideal draw on the far rail racing on fresh ground that's not been used since August 2009.

Advice: 2pts Win, 1pt Place @ 20/1 (William Hill)

Cheers for the tip Mate,had a little each way on it.Anyone know what the distances were

Re: Even more betting here : Wed Jul 07, 2010 2:02 pm  

burleywhite wrote:

Cheers for the tip Mate,had a little each way on it.Anyone know what the distances were

3/4 Length.

Gutted, t!thead here, after the big win - £20 on the nose. Tool.

Re: Even more betting here : Wed Jul 07, 2010 2:25 pm  

Quick Question...

Germany V Spain.

Winner??