: Fri Jul 17, 2009 11:10 pm  

The Joker® wrote: Like i said i don't know too much myself, My dad who now lives in N.Ireland was tipped it mid last week and the other horse tipped also won... Good article on War Artist... Shocking jockey booked i'm afraid, not a fan of TQ at all.

The Joker® wrote: Like i said i don't know too much myself, My dad who now lives in N.Ireland was tipped it mid last week and the other horse tipped also won... Good article on War Artist... Shocking jockey booked i'm afraid, not a fan of TQ at all.

: Fri Jul 17, 2009 11:11 pm  

Dave Lister wrote:

Shocking jockey booked i'm afraid, not a fan of TQ at all.

Big Mac said similar on At the Races on Sunday....will not say great minds think alike as you might take offence being lumped in with him lol

: Sat Jul 18, 2009 4:59 am  

espanyolswan wrote:

Big Mac said similar on At the Races on Sunday....will not say great minds think alike as you might take offence being lumped in with him lol

Though after you dissing Jamie Caven I might change my mind about worrying if you take offence

: Sat Jul 18, 2009 7:21 am  

Think Forest at 33/1 (VC) and Burton at 50/1 (Tote) are worth keeping on your side in ante-post footie betting and especially on season long handicaps as they have both signed some cracking players in the last few weeks and some of the bookies have reacted, some have not so there is still value to be had with them.

: Sat Jul 18, 2009 9:21 am  

Tip

Native Coral MARKET RASEN 3.40 around 10s

[Wanderer]

: Sat Jul 18, 2009 10:17 am  

espanyolswan wrote: Is this one of the worst value betting lists ever...... http://www.corbettsports.com/betting/?gi=5&sID=1327.1 Yes! The first three alone equate to a book of 116%.

espanyolswan wrote: Is this one of the worst value betting lists ever...... http://www.corbettsports.com/betting/?gi=5&sID=1327.1 Yes! The first three alone equate to a book of 116%.

: Sat Jul 18, 2009 10:41 am  

Tom Queally isn't the worst jockey to be fair to him, seem to recall him coming in for a couple of spare rides in big races and winning on a couple of occasions this season. The simple fact is, that if War Artist is properly tuned up today it wins, simple!

My banker of the day though is Mr David in the 2.00 at Newmarket, another jockey issue as I'm not Spencer's biggest fan, but he's been crying to the press recently about how badly done to he is from punters and many trainers now not using him, I feel he's trying to make a point and maybe one to keepon the right side at the moment.

Brian Meehan's horses are in very good form and this one has apparently been running all over the better juveniles from this stable at home, it holds entries to good races later on in the season and will come on bundles for it's racecourse debut in what looked a decent race. Don't fancy the Godolphin horse at all and it will take an exceptional effort from one of the debutants to beat it IMO and at 2/1 a knocking bet for me.

[Wanderer]

: Sat Jul 18, 2009 11:06 am  

upthecats wrote:

Tom Queally isn't the worst jockey to be fair to him, seem to recall him coming in for a couple of spare rides in big races and winning on a couple of occasions this season. The simple fact is, that if War Artist is properly tuned up today it wins, simple!

My banker of the day though is Mr David in the 2.00 at Newmarket, another jockey issue as I'm not Spencer's biggest fan, but he's been crying to the press recently about how badly done to he is from punters and many trainers now not using him, I feel he's trying to make a point and maybe one to keepon the right side at the moment.

Brian Meehan's horses are in very good form and this one has apparently been running all over the better juveniles from this stable at home, it holds entries to good races later on in the season and will come on bundles for it's racecourse debut in what looked a decent race. Don't fancy the Godolphin horse at all and it will take an exceptional effort from one of the debutants to beat it IMO and at 2/1 a knocking bet for me.

Have to agree about Mr David. With normal improvement he would have an excellent chance, but considering we are talking of a stable whose horses generally come on significantly for a run, he should be very difficult to beat.

[Wanderer]

: Sat Jul 18, 2009 11:25 am  

Wire_85 wrote:

Tip

Native Coral MARKET RASEN 3.40 around 10s

Ticks a lot of boxes and has an eye-catching jockey booking. The fly in the ointment being Peter Bowens involvement. Winner of the last three renewals (four of the last six) and four-handed today. All that said, Native Coral has definite each-way claims and wouldn't be a surprise winner.

: Sat Jul 18, 2009 11:37 am  

WANDERER wrote:

Yes! The first three alone equate to a book of 116%.

It is disgusting especially as Rhyl, Llanelli and TNS have all won it in the last 3 seasons and anyone of them could win it again.

Was going to sign up with them as they do Unibond betting and we have Quorn, Loughborough and Shepshed by me in that league but seeing the way they price things up i do not think I will bother.