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there has been a bomb scare at hexam. apparently someone phoned up saying there is a bomb in the car park just after the last race all spectators and jockeys are not to leave and have been moved to the middle of the track
palace & proud
15-11-2006, 03:27 PM
My bets today £2.50 E/W Treble
Southwell
3.00 Anfield Dream @ 9/1 - 2nd
Warwick
3.40 Bering Express 10/1 - 1st * was backed from 20's into 7/2.
Kempton
4.20 Heaven Walk 15/8 - 3rd
CHERRY TREE BRB
16-11-2006, 08:52 AM
120 Hereford - Liberate
155 Clonmel- Sher Beau
hakers
16-11-2006, 09:06 AM
Originally posted by palace & proud
What about March?:p
There were no others on the jockey website :( - i'll have to buy it :o
palace & proud
16-11-2006, 04:27 PM
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BLACK JACK KETCHUM will not be making his handicap debut at Haydock on Saturday after trainer Jonjo O’Neill decided against running his star performer off 11st 12lb in testing ground.
The unbeaten ante-post favourite for the Ladbrokes World Hurdle features among 36 entries for the Betfair Handicap Hurdle over an extended 2m7f, but is now likely to wait a further week before trying for win number eight.
“Black Jack Ketchum will not run at Haydock on Saturday,” said O’Neill, “as unfortunately his blood has not quite tested right.
“Hopefully, he will beokay to run at Newbury the following week .”
Ground conditions are likely to determine whether last season’s World Hurdle winner, My Way De Solzen, makes his eagerly awaited debut over fences at Aintree on Sunday.
Alan King's top-class hurdler holds an entry in the Amberleigh House Novices' Chase over 2m - one of several races being considered for the six-year-old.
However, soft going is required for the Assessor gelding, who made his seasonal reappearance at Wetherby last month when runner-up to Redemption in the John Smith's West Yorkshire Hurdle. "We've not discussed it with Alan yet as to whether we do go this weekend or not,” said joint owner Jerry Wright.
“A lot depends on what happens with the going over the next 24 to 48 hours or so," continued Wright. "It's well documented that the horse has a strong preference for soft ground and we don't want to be restricted to just one option for him.
"There are a couple of other beginners' chases for him in the next week to ten days. As Alan said earlier in the week, the horse will only just be ready for Sunday and we will leave the decision entirely to him. The plan is to get him out in the next ten days, depending on the ground."
Thegoing at Aintree was described on Thursday as good, with rain forecast.
Although My Way De Solzen's World Hurdle success was over 3m, connections are not concerned about dropping him back in trip.
"He has plenty of natural speed and Alan wants to start his chase career over shorter trips as he doesn't want to blunt his speed," Wright continued.
"Generally, he'll be running over two or two and a half miles. It's unlikely you'll see him over further this season. We bought him as a chaser and everything that has happened so far before has been a very large bonus.”
25de
LLCOOLSTEVE
17-11-2006, 10:20 AM
Ian, Zabadou doesnt run today but is entered in
21 Nov 2006 1:10 (Four Day) at SEDGEFIELD, Mitie Property Services Beginners´ Chase
LLCOOLSTEVE
17-11-2006, 11:46 AM
I know Ecollo is going to be about 4/9 but it should be about 1/5! Have seen its last 3 races and its so far ahead of the handicapper its untrue.... goes in the 5.20 at Wolves
Ian Hart
17-11-2006, 01:25 PM
Originally posted by LLCOOLSTEVE
Ian, Zabadou doesnt run today but is entered in
21 Nov 2006 1:10 (Four Day) at SEDGEFIELD, Mitie Property Services Beginners´ Chase
Cheers Steve :p I was hoping it would be a chase.
As soon as he's a definitely confirmed runner I'll explain to everyone the very strange reason why I think he might be worth a small bet. It's pretty unique, but have seen it work before on rare occasions.......;)
CHERRY TREE BRB
17-11-2006, 03:13 PM
Originally posted by LLCOOLSTEVE
I know Ecollo is going to be about 4/9 but it should be about 1/5! Have seen its last 3 races and its so far ahead of the handicapper its untrue.... goes in the 5.20 at Wolves
And in form Derek Thompson tipped it up on Talksport this morning too
LLCOOLSTEVE
17-11-2006, 03:18 PM
Thats brave of him
CHERRY TREE BRB
17-11-2006, 03:24 PM
LOL, looking ahead to tomorrow, normally a big L'ami fan, but i think Kauto Star is nailed on in the big one at Haydock
palace & proud
17-11-2006, 03:44 PM
Originally posted by CHERRY TREE BRB
LOL, looking ahead to tomorrow, normally a big L'ami fan, but i think Kauto Star is nailed on in the big one at Haydock
Ive never known L'ami to win every time u say its gonna run a big race :o
LLCOOLSTEVE
17-11-2006, 03:44 PM
Beef or Salmon
I still cant believe Tmmo tipped that horse up, I wonder how much thought went into that. I bet he put it on his phone line too.
LLCOOLSTEVE
17-11-2006, 05:31 PM
Originally posted by LLCOOLSTEVE
I know Ecollo is going to be about 4/9 but it should be about 1/5! Have seen its last 3 races and its so far ahead of the handicapper its untrue.... goes in the 5.20 at Wolves
They let it go off at 4/7, crazy price.....won eased down by 10 lengths
Gooders
17-11-2006, 06:13 PM
Originally posted by LLCOOLSTEVE
They let it go off at 4/7, crazy price.....won eased down by 10 lengths
It was 6 lengths. Definitely a mortgage bet that was. I was going to put it in the Goldmine, but then I remembered that I'd banned myself from that thread.
I told everyone in the shop that Harry's House wouldn't win the 3.20 at Ascot, and that I fancied Harris Bay.
I think I was the only one that backed it though. 8/1. Result!
Ian Hart
17-11-2006, 06:25 PM
Originally posted by Gooders
I was going to put it in the Goldmine, but then I remembered that I'd banned myself from that thread.
Thank God you didn't. With your record, we'd have all immediately backed the second favourite. Could have cost us a fortune :p
palace & proud
17-11-2006, 07:26 PM
Good racing tomorrow - Saturday @ - Ascot,Haydock & Huntington.
Selections to be posted up shortly.
palace & proud
17-11-2006, 07:30 PM
Some great news on the horse front:
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Fondmort looked in superb condition when pictured yesterday alongside trainer Nicky Henderson and (from left) nurse Sarah Mason, vet Jo Robins and head nurse Hannah Williams at the Ridgeway Veterinary Group's Lambourn equine hospital.
Henderson, whose stable star fractured a pelvis on the gallops last week, praised the hospital's staff, and said: "He's still on a 24-hour watch but he's just started eating solids again and looks fantastic.
"The thing that everyone says is that very few horses would have come through this. It's testament to his courage and his temperament."
palace & proud
17-11-2006, 09:53 PM
ASCOT
12.30 - Sexy Rexy - N A Twiston-Davies / Mr D England
1.05 - Medison - D E Pipe / Timmy Murphy
1.35 - Hardy Eustace - D T Hughes / C O´Dwyer
2.05 - Conterband - D.E.Pipe / T. Murphy
2.35 - Asudo - N A Twiston-Davies / Mr D England
3.10 - Fill The Bunker - N A Twiston-Davies / Mr D England
3.50 - Jimmy Ber - D T Hughes / C O´Dwyer
HAYDOCK
1.20 - Kicks For Free - P F Nicholls / R Walsh
1.50 - Kauto Star - P F Nicholls / R Walsh
2.20 - Be Be King (NAP) P F Nicholls / R Walsh
2.50 - Onnix - F Doumen / A Duchene
3.20 - Launde - B N Pollock / A P McCoy
3.55 - Beau Michel - P F Nicholls / R Walsh
HUNTINGTON
12.20 - Very Special One - K C Bailey / Alan O´Keeffe
12.55 - Afrad - N J Henderson / Andrew Tinkler
1.30 - Bradley Boy - Carl Llewellyn / T J O´Brien
2.00 - Tritonix - P J Hobbs / T J O´Brien
2.30 - Miss Shakira - N A Twiston-Davies - Marc Goldstein
3.00 - Dempsey (N.B) Carl Llewellyn / Andrew Tinkler
3.30 - Berengario - A King / Wayne Hutchinson
CHERRY TREE BRB
18-11-2006, 09:58 AM
105 Ascot- Without A Doubt
205 Ascot - TYSOU ( NAP )
hakers
18-11-2006, 08:14 PM
7.30 wolverhampton. A 1m 1f maiden stakes race. Peregrine Falcon from the Mark Johnson yard - expected to go well after a promising debut. Well backed and it went off 15/8 favourite. In running betting below from betfair:
Odds To back To lay Traded
1.01 £4,867
1.02 £2,939
1.03 £1,993
1.04 £226
1.05 £849
1.06 £1,260
1.07 £440
1.10 £1,618
1.11 £1,260
1.12 £112
1.13 £604
1.14 £909
1.15 £414
1.20 £4,699
1.22 £6,329
1.23 £8
1.30 £2,302
1.31 £32
1.33 £22
1.35 £40
1.40 £52
1.41 £314
1.42 £281
1.50 £138
1.51 £324
1.52 £54
1.53 £109
1.55 £120
1.57 £4
1.60 £300
1.61 £4
1.64 £44
1.65 £80
1.66 £44
1.70 £147
1.71 £300
1.72 £4
1.80 £60
1.90 £10
2.00 £261
2.02 £48
2.22 £34
2.24 £45
2.34 £4
2.44 £134
2.50 £636
2.52 £20
2.60 £3,040
2.70 £14
2.86 £5,546
2.90 £5
2.92 £404
2.94 £1,600
2.96 £5,395
2.98 £19,691
3.00 £44,125
3.05 £18,886
3.10 £6,289
3.15 £9,052
3.20 £8,739
3.25 £8,038
3.30 £9,506
3.35 £14,257
3.40 £7,801
3.45 £1,957
3.50 £1,232
3.55 £656
3.60 £719
3.65 £371
3.70 £690
3.75 £201
3.80 £252
3.85 £184
3.90 £40
3.95 £22
4.00 £1,773
4.60 £5
4.90 £11
5.00 £100
5.60 £12
1,000.00 £475 :eek:
It won well by 1 and 3/4 lengths and was never really in trouble. Someones christmas has been cancelled though.
20df
hakers
18-11-2006, 08:35 PM
I did back it :), but alas not at 999/1 :(
ok. i didnt do too bad tonight had the massive stuart williams gamble. had the f/c in the last had a bit on hardy eustace and launde this afternoon so up on the day
palace & proud
19-11-2006, 02:29 PM
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THEREALBANDIT has been put down after fracturing his pelvis at David Pipe's yard.
The nine-year-old won nine of his 26 starts and £171,741 in win and place prize moneywhen trained by Pipe's father Martin, enjoying a career highlight last season when winning the Rowland Meyrick Chase at Wetherby. He also had a fine record at Cheltenham, winning the Mears Group Chase there in 2004 and the Lombard Properties Handicap Hurdle the previous year. Chester Barnes told www.davidpipe.com: "He fractured his pelvis and all possibleefforts were made to save him but his condition deteriorated and we had to make the kindest decision for him.
"He was a huge favourite in the yard and will be enormously missed by everyone. He was a real gentleman. The yard has lost a true friend andhe will always be remembered."
palace & proud
19-11-2006, 09:15 PM
Hughes considers Ascot return for Hardy Eustace
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DESSIE HUGHES’S outspoken criticism of the ground for Cheltenham’s Open meeting was repeated on Sunday as he hinted that the dual Champion Hurdle winner may bypass the next meeting in favour of a return to Ascot.
The Boylesports.com International Hurdle, formerly the Bula, at Cheltenham on December 9 remains a possible target although Hughes has identified a race over 3m1f following the nine year old's convincing win in the Coral Ascot Hurdle at Saturday.
Hughes, who on Saturday described the going at Chetlenham’s last meeting as “a disgrace”, said on Sunday: "Obviously the huge prize-money makes the Cheltenham race very tempting, but for Hardy Eustace to go there the ground would need to be an awful lot better than it was for the Open meeting.
“The ground thatday was desperate after all the water they put on it.
"We'll wait and see, but the BGC Long Walk Hurdle at Ascot on December 16 is a possible alternative. “The ground might be a lot better there and I wouldn't mind running him over three miles and a furlong."
Hardy Eustace has only one run over further than 3m in his glittering career. The race was the 3m1/2f Sefton Novices’ Hurdle at the 2003 Grand National meeting where he was beaten a distance when fifth to Iris’s Gift.
Hughes added: "The Ascot race would also give us an extra week before sending him back to England."
However, Hughes confirmed that whatever trip Hardy Eustace runs over next time his season will be geared towards the Cheltenham Festival and an attempt to regain the title he lost to Brave Inca in March.
"Wherever he goes in the meantime, the Champion Hurdle is the race we are aiming at," said Hughes.
Hardy Eustace is a 16-1 shot for the Smurfit Kappa Champion Hurdle in March.
CHERRY TREE BRB
20-11-2006, 12:25 PM
Cant resist a bit of ante-post Cheltenham value at the moment:
£20 win accumulator
Kauto Star - Gold Cup 4/1
Detroit City- Champion Hurdle 4/1
Kicks For Free- Supreme Novices 7/1
Black Jack Ketchum- World Hurdle 6/4
Pays £10k
hakers
20-11-2006, 01:01 PM
Originally posted by hakers
7.30 wolverhampton. A 1m 1f maiden stakes race. Peregrine Falcon from the Mark Johnson yard - expected to go well after a promising debut. Well backed and it went off 15/8 favourite. In running betting below from betfair:
Odds To back To lay Traded
1.01 £4,867
1.02 £2,939
1.03 £1,993
1.04 £226
1.05 £849
1.06 £1,260
1.07 £440
1.10 £1,618
1.11 £1,260
1.12 £112
1.13 £604
1.14 £909
1.15 £414
1.20 £4,699
1.22 £6,329
1.23 £8
1.30 £2,302
1.31 £32
1.33 £22
1.35 £40
1.40 £52
1.41 £314
1.42 £281
1.50 £138
1.51 £324
1.52 £54
1.53 £109
1.55 £120
1.57 £4
1.60 £300
1.61 £4
1.64 £44
1.65 £80
1.66 £44
1.70 £147
1.71 £300
1.72 £4
1.80 £60
1.90 £10
2.00 £261
2.02 £48
2.22 £34
2.24 £45
2.34 £4
2.44 £134
2.50 £636
2.52 £20
2.60 £3,040
2.70 £14
2.86 £5,546
2.90 £5
2.92 £404
2.94 £1,600
2.96 £5,395
2.98 £19,691
3.00 £44,125
3.05 £18,886
3.10 £6,289
3.15 £9,052
3.20 £8,739
3.25 £8,038
3.30 £9,506
3.35 £14,257
3.40 £7,801
3.45 £1,957
3.50 £1,232
3.55 £656
3.60 £719
3.65 £371
3.70 £690
3.75 £201
3.80 £252
3.85 £184
3.90 £40
3.95 £22
4.00 £1,773
4.60 £5
4.90 £11
5.00 £100
5.60 £12
1,000.00 £475 :eek:
It won well by 1 and 3/4 lengths and was never really in trouble. Someones christmas has been cancelled though.
A BETFAIR player lost £237,000 on Saturday night when laying winning favourite Peregrine Falcon at odds of up to 1,000-1 in a maiden race at Wolverhampton.
The punter was taken on by three others - including one who traded £209.79 - before the Mark Johnston-trained two-year-old landed the 1m contest.
That transaction cost the layer over £200,000, having been confirmed and authorised inside the opening furlong, yet Peregrine Falcon was returned at an SP of just 15-8.
Betfair spokesman Tony Calvin said on Sunday: "It looks as if the layer simply made a mistake, as all prices matched have to be confirmed before they are traded. "The only alternative I could imagine is that the layer was using an automatic trading system and that there was some kind of problem with it."
Betfair punters have to lodge sufficientfunds in advance to cover the trades they make, a fact which suggests the layer concerned is a large and regular player.
Calvin added: "Obviously, I cannot reveal the names of any of our clients, but nothing untoward is considered to have taken place,other than a genuine error on someone's part."
hakers
20-11-2006, 01:03 PM
Originally posted by CHERRY TREE BRB
Cant resist a bit of ante-post Cheltenham value at the moment:
£20 win accumulator
Kauto Star - Gold Cup 4/1
Detroit City- Champion Hurdle 4/1
Kicks For Free- Supreme Novices 7/1
Black Jack Ketchum- World Hurdle 6/4
Pays £10k
The horse i want to back in the supreme novice isn't in betting yet - if he makes this year he could potentially piss over KFF.
2014
CHERRY TREE BRB
20-11-2006, 01:07 PM
Originally posted by hakers
The horse i want to back in the supreme novice isn't in betting yet - if he makes this year he could potentially piss over KFF.
PM please
LLCOOLSTEVE
20-11-2006, 01:59 PM
Milk and Sultana, 4pm Wolves
palace & proud
20-11-2006, 07:34 PM
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News on the Henessy Gold Cup
CONNECTIONS of Star DeMohaison said on Monday that there was no rift over running plans following the news that the ante-post favourite would miss Saturday’s Hennessy Gold Cup at Newbury.
Trainer Paul Nicholls had made no secret of his desire to run the five-year-old, winner of the big staying novice chases at Cheltenham and Aintree last season, but was told in a phone call from owner Sir Robert Ogden on Monday morning that the Hennessy was not an option.
Star De Mohaison had been Hennessy favourite since running away with a handicap hurdle at Cheltenham's Open meeting this month and most bookmakers described yesterday’s decision as a blow for punters.
David Williams, representing Ladbrokes, said: "Punters didn't stop steaming into him, despite the question marks remaining over his participation after Cheltenham. He was easily going to be our worst result of the race."
Star De Mohaison was “probably the best backed” in Corals’ ante-post book, while VCbet also had plenty of money for him although William Hill claimed that a win for Star de Mohaison would not have been a bad result.
However, Ogden's racing manager Barry Simpson said that carrying 11st 11lb in Saturday's race would have been too much for the horse at this stage.
"We want to give him time todevelop into what we hope is a Gold Cup horse either this year, next year or in two years time,” said Simpson.
“He is only five and it would have been a big ask for a second-season chaser.
"The plan is to run in an intermediate chase Sandown on December 1 and then to run in one of the trials in the new year. Races like the Letheby and Christopher and the Aon would be the races we would be looking at.
"At this moment in time, the King George is not a target unless the situation changes in the meantime."
Simpson was keen to emphasise that there was no ill feeling with Nicholls over the decision. He said: "There has been no falling out over this and we don't want it portrayed as if there is an issue over this because there is not.
“Everyone was aware that Paul favoured going to the Hennessy and I wasn't privy to the conversation between Paul and Sir Robert, but I spoke to Sir Robert afterwards and he said that Paul was absolutely fine about it.
"We respect Paul's ability totrain and I think Paul respects Sir Robert's point of view."
Nicholls, who has won the Hennessy twice as a jockey and once as a trainer, yesterday moved to draw a line under the matter.
He said: "I spoke to Sir Robert this morning and he explained why he didn't want to run in the race. At the end of the day he pays the bills and it is his decision."
Ruby Walsh will now switch to top weight Cornish Rebel, with Paddy Merrigan aboard stablemate Napolitain.
Of the yard's other Hennessy possibles, Neptunes Collonges will run in Newcastle’s Rehearsal Chase with Liam Heard on board while Ladalko will wait for Sandown the following week.
Nicholls will be represented by Gungadu in the Unicoin Homes Novices' Chase over 3m at Newbury on Friday with Royal & SunAlliance Chase favourite Denman, who is also entered for that race, waiting for Sunday's Stan James Berkshire Novices' Chase over 2m4f, providing ground conditions do not quicken up.
Cornish Rebel headed the list of 27 horses confirmed for the 50th running of the Hennessy yesterday in which Turpin Green, who will be ridden by Tony Dobbin, now heads the betting with William Hill and Totesport at 11-2 and 6-1 respectively.
A three-strong Irish entry is likely to be reduced to one at the most on the day with Southern Vic and Homer Wells likely to go for the Troytown Chase at Navan the following day.
Homer Wells's trainer Willie Mullins also has Bothar Na in the race and added: "The likelihood of better ground at Newbury would make Bothar Na the more likely to run in the Hennessy. Homer Wells wants it testing, so he will probably go to Navan."
palace & proud
20-11-2006, 07:48 PM
Drever features in Newbury list
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INGLIS DREVER, the 2005 BHB Order of Merit winner and top staying hurdler, is among the entries for the Grade 2 Long Distance Hurdle that he won last year before a tendon injury ruled him out for the rest of the season.
The VC Casino.com-sponsored race over 3m 1/2f at Newbury on Saturday also features last season's unbeaten staying novice Black Jack Ketchum, who like Inglis Drever is a seven-year-old, and younger French challenger Yaiyad among the 13 five-day entries.
No decision has been made as to whether Inglis Drever, the 2005 World Hurdle winner, will start his comeback in the race he justified odds-on favouritism to beat Baracouda and confirm his champion's status before a tendon injury in his fall in the transferred Long Walk Hurdle at Chepstow the following month ended his season.
Black Jack Ketchum, winner of all his seven races and who has bypassed a number of similar contests for his seasonal return, is one of three entries from the Jonjo O'Neill stable, all owned by Gay Smith. Redemption, who beat this year's World Hurdle winner My Way de Solzen in the Grade 2 West Yorkshire Hurdle at Wetherby, is another entry after pulling up under top weight in the Listed hurdle won by Star de Mohaison at the Paddy Power meeting.
My Way de Solzen is likely to make his British chasing debut at Lingfield on Thursday after bypassing Aintree for more testing ground in the south.
Trainer Alan King, who has also given him an entry at Newvbury over the weekend, said on Monday: "All tnings being equal he will go to Lingfield.I have been very happy with him and he has schooled very well.
"The ground wasn't soft enough for him at Aintree but it should be fine for him at Lingfield."
My Way de Solzen, 10-1 second favourite for the Arkle with Coral and Vcbet and 12-1 for the SunAlliance generally, was pulled up at Dieppe in a non-thoroughbreds race when facing French fences as a four-year-old.
palace & proud
20-11-2006, 09:33 PM
Originally posted by CHERRY TREE BRB
Cant resist a bit of ante-post Cheltenham value at the moment:
£20 win accumulator
Kauto Star - Gold Cup 4/1
Detroit City- Champion Hurdle 4/1
Kicks For Free- Supreme Novices 7/1
Black Jack Ketchum- World Hurdle 6/4
Pays £10k
My £20 win Accumulator
Detriot City @ 4/1
Kauto Star @ 4/1
Fair Along @ 10/1
Black Jack Ketchem 6/4
Pays £ 13,730.00
1f80
palace & proud
20-11-2006, 09:36 PM
Originally posted by hakers
The horse i want to back in the supreme novice isn't in betting yet - if he makes this year he could potentially piss over KFF.
I know its a way off for Cheltenham - But My money is going on Kicks For Free
You want a wager on it Rich?
palace & proud
20-11-2006, 09:46 PM
You done any anti post betting for Cheltenham yet Foxy?
hakers
20-11-2006, 10:13 PM
Originally posted by palace & proud
I know its a way off for Cheltenham - But My money is going on Kicks For Free
You want a wager on it Rich?
Kicks for frees verses the field?? How much?
p.s. Are you paid to cut and paste the RP articles?? ;) :D
hakers
20-11-2006, 10:17 PM
Originally posted by palace & proud
My £20 win Accumulator
Detriot City @ 4/1 Yes
Kauto Star @ 4/1 Yes
Fair Along @ 10/1 No
Black Jack Ketchem 6/4 Yes
Pays £ 13,730.00
palace & proud
20-11-2006, 10:17 PM
Originally posted by hakers
Kicks for frees verses the field?? How much?
p.s. Are you paid to cut and paste the RP articles?? ;) :D
My horse vs your tip LOL
Im one of the editers now.. paid for posting the news on the Horse & Greyhound Betting tips thread LOL :D
palace & proud
20-11-2006, 10:19 PM
Originally posted by palace & proud
My £20 win Accumulator
Detriot City @ 4/1
Kauto Star @ 4/1
Fair Along @ 10/1
Black Jack Ketchem 6/4
Pays £ 13,730.00
Why no to Fair Along? its getting better each time.. and proves he can run Cheltenham.
hakers
20-11-2006, 10:19 PM
Originally posted by palace & proud
My horse vs your tip LOL
Im one of the editers now.. paid for posting the news on the Horse & Greyhound Betting tips thread LOL :D
Dont know if mine is running yet, but if so yes i will. Name your price......
hakers
20-11-2006, 10:29 PM
Originally posted by palace & proud
Why no to Fair Along? its getting better each time.. and proves he can run Cheltenham.
Lennon and Glenfinn Captain have just as good claims imo and interesting support for Acambo too. I know the latter was fancied before being withdrawn when it was due to run last. Race isn't one to bet on at the moment with no outstanding contender. The other 3 you have are all pretty special and cant really be opposed, Fair along can be.
palace & proud
20-11-2006, 10:30 PM
Kicks For Free is @ 8/1 at the mo.
hakers
20-11-2006, 10:32 PM
Originally posted by palace & proud
Kicks For Free is @ 8/1 at the mo.
I know.
If mine runs, how much you prepared to punt? A straight even money bet, if mine finishes in front of KFF I win and vice versa
palace & proud
20-11-2006, 10:34 PM
Originally posted by hakers
I know.
If mine runs, how much you prepared to punt? A straight even money bet, if mine finishes in front of KFF I win and vice versa
Ok then mate.. Straight 1/1 money bet! :p
hakers
20-11-2006, 10:35 PM
Originally posted by palace & proud
Ok then mate.. Straight 1/1 money bet! :p
:p:p
I'll let you know when i'll know if he is due to run.
palace & proud
20-11-2006, 10:38 PM
Originally posted by hakers
:p:p
I'll let you know when i'll know if he is due to run.
Top Man...:p
Going back to this Fair Along - Ive just been looking at some of them horse in the Arkle...
My way De Solzen probably the only danger in my eyes! Cant see that winning twice in a row!
But Lennon could hit form..
Fair Along (10/1), My Way De Solzen (12/1), Nicanor (14/1), Glenfinn Captain (16/1), Lennon (16/1), Acambo (20/1), Briareus (20/1), Khetaam (20/1), Mr Nosie (20/1), According To John (25/1), Afsoun (25/1), Blueberry Boy (25/1), Buena Vista (25/1), Natal (25/1), Tidal Fury (25/1), Turko (25/1), Al Eile (33/1), Chiaro (33/1), Conna Castle (33/1), Esprit Saint (33/1), Gemini Lucy (33/1), Harmony Brig (33/1), Howle Hill (33/1), Jack The Giant (33/1), Killaghy Castle (33/1) - others 33/1 or more
palace & proud
20-11-2006, 10:45 PM
Originally posted by hakers
and interesting support for Acambo too. I
Pipe never fires well round Cheltenham.. He hasnt got the horses like Nicholl's. It be a Debut for David pipe this year.
But M.Pipe imo the best Jumper Trainer ever.
hakers
20-11-2006, 10:46 PM
My way and nicanor wont run in this.
Why is fair alongs performance much more impressive than lennons or glenfinn? Fair along, whilst a very good horse is not a 'superstar' which is why i'm not prepared to put an ante post bet on him.
hakers
20-11-2006, 10:49 PM
Originally posted by palace & proud
Pipe never fires well round Cheltenham.. He hasnt got the horses like Nicholl's. It be a Debut for David pipe this year.
But M.Pipe imo the best Jumper Trainer ever.
Yard won it a couple of years ago with contraband. Any market support for yard should be noted. I'd want to see it over fences myself first though before punting myself.
palace & proud
20-11-2006, 10:57 PM
1f4a
Originally posted by hakers
My way and nicanor wont run in this.
Why is fair alongs performance much more impressive than lennons or glenfinn? Fair along, whilst a very good horse is not a 'superstar' which is why i'm not prepared to put an ante post bet on him.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by hakers
Yard won it a couple of years ago with contraband. Any market support for yard should be noted. I'd want to see it over fences myself first though before punting myself.
Firsly - Anti post betting its a gamble u take. Which the 4 horse ive done 99% will run. unless they get injured.Lennon's gone off to a great start this season 2 starts two wins.
Contraband hasnt done must since winning the Arkle two years ago - I know it was out for most of last season. two starts this season one time 4/9 got turnt over and the other was saturday was 8's only to come 5th.which i couldnt see it winning
Im waiting for the Well Cheif to return to trackside.. still a young horse.which was out for the whole of last season.:(
Standing Obligation is the for the Pipe yard this year.
hakers
20-11-2006, 11:20 PM
Originally posted by palace & proud
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by hakers
Yard won it a couple of years ago with contraband. Any market support for yard should be noted. I'd want to see it over fences myself first though before punting myself.
Firsly - Anti post betting its a gamble u take. Which the 4 horse ive done 99% will run. unless they get injured.Lennon's gone off to a great start this season 2 starts two wins.
Contraband hasnt done must since winning the Arkle two years ago - I know it was out for most of last season. two starts this season one time 4/9 got turnt over and the other was saturday was 8's only to come 5th.which i couldnt see it winning
Im waiting for the Well Cheif to return to trackside.. still a young horse.which was out for the whole of last season.:(
Standing Obligation is the for the Pipe yard this year.
Dont disagree - but with all bar fair along you can almost gurantee that they will go off shorter on the day, which is the main reason for an anti post. At the moment i dont expect fair along to shorten much, if any, and hence potentially bad value for anti post purposes given if it doesn't run then you've done your dough. That said i expect fair along to be up there, just not yet an anti post bet for me. Good luck with your bet though - i certainly wouldn't want to lay it :p
Contraband is a right dodgepot now - ran an absolute stinker the other day - i wouldnt back him with your money! My point was the yard can ready one if they want.
I hope Well Chief comes back the same horse, fingers crossed.
Standing Obligation is a good horse, that was well fancied before hand.
palace & proud
20-11-2006, 11:28 PM
Originally posted by hakers
. Good luck with your bet though - i certainly wouldn't want to lay it :p
Anyone wanna lay my bet :o :D :lux:
palace & proud
20-11-2006, 11:34 PM
Hennessy Gold Cup - Saturday
Who you fancy?
Pricewise have tipped up Turpin Green.
The field has been blown wide open with the news that ante-post favourite Star De Mohaison will not be running in this weekend's Hennessy Gold Cup at Newbury
State of Play and Turpin Green now head the betting at 6/1, while Cornish Rebel looks tempting on 10/1.
Betting
State Of Play 6/1
Turpin Green 6/1
Montgermont 8/1
Cornish Rebel 10/1
Idle Talk 10/1 12/1
Juveigneur 14/1 12/1
Distant Thunder 12/1 14/1
Southern Vic 12/1 14/1
Vodka Bleu 12/1 14/1
Commercial Flyer 14/1 16/1
Copsale Lad 14/1 16/1
Presenting Express 16/1
Ardaghey 20/1
Innox 20/1
Parsons Legacy 16/1 20/1
Bannow Strand 25/1
Bothar Na 20/1 25/1
Ladalko 20/1 25/1
Neptune Collonges 25/1
Preacher Boy 25/1
Homer Wells 33/1
Keltic Bard 33/1
Napolitain 33/1
Omni Cosmo Touch 33/1
Ross Comm 33/1
Fundamentalist 40/1
Kasthari 50/1 66/
hakers
20-11-2006, 11:45 PM
Originally posted by palace & proud
Hennessy Gold Cup - Saturday
Who you fancy?
Pricewise have tipped up Turpin Green.
The field has been blown wide open with the news that ante-post favourite Star De Mohaison will not be running in this weekend's Hennessy Gold Cup at Newbury
State of Play and Turpin Green now head the betting at 6/1, while Cornish Rebel looks tempting on 10/1.
Betting
State Of Play 6/1
Turpin Green 6/1
Montgermont 8/1
Cornish Rebel 10/1
Idle Talk 10/1 12/1
Juveigneur 14/1 12/1
Distant Thunder 12/1 14/1
Southern Vic 12/1 14/1
Vodka Bleu 12/1 14/1
Commercial Flyer 14/1 16/1
Copsale Lad 14/1 16/1
Presenting Express 16/1
Ardaghey 20/1
Innox 20/1
Parsons Legacy 16/1 20/1
Bannow Strand 25/1
Bothar Na 20/1 25/1
Ladalko 20/1 25/1
Neptune Collonges 25/1
Preacher Boy 25/1
Homer Wells 33/1
Keltic Bard 33/1
Napolitain 33/1
Omni Cosmo Touch 33/1
Ross Comm 33/1
Fundamentalist 40/1
Kasthari 50/1 66/
Tipped turpin green 7 days ago at 12's, has really put me off now that pricewise has gone for it. Distant Thunder would be my other choice.
CHERRY TREE BRB
21-11-2006, 06:13 AM
Originally posted by hakers
Kicks for frees verses the field?? How much?
p.s. Are you paid to cut and paste the RP articles?? ;) :D
:D
CHERRY TREE BRB
21-11-2006, 06:15 AM
Originally posted by hakers
Lennon and Glenfinn Captain have just as good claims imo and interesting support for Acambo too. I know the latter was fancied before being withdrawn when it was due to run last. Race isn't one to bet on at the moment with no outstanding contender. The other 3 you have are all pretty special and cant really be opposed, Fair along can be.
Fair along, runs Cheltenham very well, but as a banker selection, that is questionable
1f4d
CHERRY TREE BRB
21-11-2006, 06:17 AM
Originally posted by hakers
Tipped turpin green 7 days ago at 12's, has really put me off now that pricewise has gone for it. Distant Thunder would be my other choice.
At first glance, Cornish Rebel could be the one but won't be betting on this until saturday. Keltic Bard 33/1 EW could also be of interest
Ian Hart
21-11-2006, 07:39 AM
Originally posted by hakers
p.s. Are you paid to cut and paste the RP articles?? ;) :D
Didn't like to say this, but as Hakers has raised it I will. I would seriously try and cut down on it a bit. If Dave comes on to this thread and sees how often you do it, he'll have a fit.
The alternative (which he prefers) is for you just to provide the link, as that doesn't drain the BBS memory.
Hope you didn't mind me just mentioning it.
LLCOOLSTEVE
21-11-2006, 08:17 AM
2 races interest me today, both at Wolverhampton, the first I think is a shoot out between Mr Cellophane and Witchry, and the 5.50 Cimyla is interesting, first time out since march but goes well fresh and dropped 1lb since last victory at Wolverhampton.
LLCOOLSTEVE
21-11-2006, 08:58 AM
Oh and Zabadou in the 1.10 for Ian :) but he is up against Akilak, and Zabadou has opened up at 150/1
hakers
21-11-2006, 10:01 AM
Originally posted by LLCOOLSTEVE
Oh and Zabadou in the 1.10 for Ian :) but he is up against Akilak, and Zabadou has opened up at 150/1
That one finally runs then! Interested to see IH's reasoning behind it.
One to look at in betting today is Ndola in the 1.55 at s/well from the good old curley stable.
dodge_bond
21-11-2006, 12:43 PM
Any tips on todays races
Ian Hart
21-11-2006, 12:49 PM
Originally posted by LLCOOLSTEVE
Oh and Zabadou in the 1.10 for Ian :) but he is up against Akilak, and Zabadou has opened up at 150/1
Ooops. Only just got home to read this. But seeing how it was pulled up......:o
[I'm still convinced this will pay off big time at some stage]
palace & proud
21-11-2006, 02:35 PM
The best bet of the Day was at Kempton PRIORS DALE to beat Pirate Flagship.
LLCOOLSTEVE
21-11-2006, 03:32 PM
Originally posted by LLCOOLSTEVE
2 races interest me today, both at Wolverhampton, the first I think is a shoot out between Mr Cellophane and Witchry, and the 5.50 Cimyla is interesting, first time out since march but goes well fresh and dropped 1lb since last victory at Wolverhampton.
Well Witchry and Mr Cellophane ran stinkers but made up for it in the next :rolleyes:
GB / Wolv 21st Nov / 16:20 6f Hcap Polar Force Back 2734810574 21-Nov-06 16:15 11.5 15.00 odds 11.5 back £157.50
LLCOOLSTEVE
21-11-2006, 05:01 PM
But Cimyla wins very easy :)
hakers
21-11-2006, 05:10 PM
:lux: :lux:
Thanks for pointing that out Steve, doubled it with my selection :p:p you are hereby owed a beer or two :)
Selection Selection Details Result
1
Kempton
15:45
Race winner
2006-11-21 15:45:00
Tashkandi @ 2/1
Win
2
Wolverhampton
17:50
Race winner
2006-11-21 17:50:00
Cimyla @ 7/4
Win
Channel Internet
Bet Placed At 21/11/2006
Bet Type Double
LLCOOLSTEVE
21-11-2006, 05:27 PM
:)
good stuff, nice one
hakers
21-11-2006, 10:41 PM
Originally posted by hakers
Tipped turpin green 7 days ago at 12's, has really put me off now that pricewise has gone for it. Distant Thunder would be my other choice.
Bollox to turpin now - thunder is my only bet - just backed ew at 14s
palace & proud
21-11-2006, 11:07 PM
My Money is going on Juveigneur
hakers
21-11-2006, 11:31 PM
Originally posted by palace & proud
My Money is going on Juveigneur
cough ;) cough cough
palace & proud
22-11-2006, 02:20 PM
Rich - I see That Robert Alner got shot of Distant Thunder to Noel Chance..
hakers
22-11-2006, 02:45 PM
Originally posted by palace & proud
Rich - I see That Robert Alner got shot of Distant Thunder to Noel Chance..
The owners may have decided to move it.
CHERRY TREE BRB
22-11-2006, 03:39 PM
Don't worry about being top weight, the Ruby factor will kick in, Cornish Rebel is my hennessy selection
dodge_bond
22-11-2006, 06:36 PM
Tips for tonights dogs! ! !
LLCOOLSTEVE
23-11-2006, 01:24 PM
another gamble going on today, 3.45 Wolves, King´s Jester, 33's this morning, backed into 10/1 so far
CHERRY TREE BRB
23-11-2006, 03:05 PM
Originally posted by LLCOOLSTEVE
another gamble going on today, 3.45 Wolves, King´s Jester, 33's this morning, backed into 10/1 so far
...and then drifted back out to 25s
LLCOOLSTEVE
23-11-2006, 03:12 PM
265a
Yup, strange one....
palace & proud
23-11-2006, 04:09 PM
Missed That suffers fatal injury
MISSED THAT, three times a winner in Grade 1 company, has suffered a fatal injury at Willie Mullins' yard.
The seven-year-old, winner of the 2005 Champion Bumper at Cheltenham as well as the Durkan New Homes Novice Chase and Irish Arkle, was a general 20-1 chance for totesport Cheltenham Gold Cup this term.
However, Mullins has confirmed that Missed That broke his pelvis in a mishap at his County Carlow base. "He broke his pelvis and we think breaking it may have severed an artery," explained the trainer.
Missed That, who was owned by Violet O'Leary and ran in the colours made famous by Florida Pearl, won seven of his 12 starts and was last seen when taking a Grade Two event at Punchestown in April.
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Inglis Drever vs Black Jack could be on at Newbury
What a race that will be :p
THE clash between Inglis Drever and Black Jack Ketchum drew a step closer yesterday as connections of the two top-class hurdlers set their sights on the VC Casino.com Long Distance Hurdle at Newbury on Saturday.
The Howard Johnson-trained Inglis Drever (pictured above) landed the World Hurdle at the 2005 Cheltenham Festival before finding Al Eile too strong at Aintree the following month.
However, a strained tendon sustained in a fall in the Long Walk Hurdle at Chepstow last December cut short his campaign last season and he has not been sighted since.
Owner Graham Wylie said on Wednesday: “Certainly Drever will be running. He's a happy horse, his ears are pricked and he's very happy in the stables. I think he's so fresh that we just need to give him a run.
"He could need the run on Saturday as he's been off with a leg injury but he's just so full of himself that we thought we'd get him out and see how he gets on."
Also entered in the £40,000 affair is the Wylie-owned No Refuge, who finished fourthto Hardy Eustace at Ascot on Saturday.
"He had a race last week at Ascot and Timmy Murphy said he led him all over the place," Wylie told Racing UK. "I think he is more of a two-and-a-half-mile specialist. We tried him at Wetherby over three miles and he didn't quite get the trip, so I think we'll keep him to two and a half miles now."
Connections of Black Jack Ketchum are keen to run the World Hurdle ante-post favourite, although definite plans will be dependent on the ground and a satisfactory blood test.
Last season's Brit Insurance Novices' Hurdle winner at the Festival was withdrawn from an engagement at Haydock last weekend due to an unsatisfactory blood count, but he is fit and ready for a run provided he is found to have fully recovered from that slight setback.
Clerk of the course Richard Osgood said yesterday that jump jockey Andrew Thornton and respected groundsman Reg Lomas had walked the track and had given the racing surface the thumbs up.
Osgood said: “Reg Lomas walked the track on behalf of Jonjo O’Neill and said he would be reporting back that it was in great condition.
“The official going is good to soft with the forecast unsettled for the next 48 hours
Gav The Hamster
23-11-2006, 04:39 PM
P & P - whats the status of Westmead Hawk ??
palace & proud
23-11-2006, 04:45 PM
Originally posted by Gav The Hamster
P & P - whats the status of Westmead Hawk ??
The latest news i heard on the Hawk was about a month ago- There bringing him back from a long recovery from Ireland sometime in December.. Then there gonnna start to work slowly on him to get its fitness back on track ,then give him a spin in a trail -if it goes to plan then gonna start racing again -If the dog aint right Nicky Savva gonna Retire the Mighty Hawk.
Maybe another attempt for the Derby if 100% -you never know?
Fingers Crossed :p
palace & proud
23-11-2006, 11:30 PM
Newbury
Friday:
1.00 - Freeze The Flame
2.40 - Gungadu
palace & proud
24-11-2006, 07:33 AM
Originally posted by palace & proud
Gonna have a few quid on Dilemma's Flight Anti Post to win the Oaks @ 14s.
It makes the final on Tuesday night.:p
palace & proud
24-11-2006, 08:14 AM
Zoom - If the Clash tomorrow goes ahead with Black Jack Ketchem Vs Inglis Drever who would your money be on?
Gooders
24-11-2006, 12:20 PM
Originally posted by palace & proud
Newbury
Friday:
1.00 - Freeze The Flame
2.40 - Gungadu
Just told a guy who was lumping on Freeze The Flame in the shop that My Petra would beat it (trainer had a good line on the form).
He said that My Petra wouldn't go on the ground and stuck £200 on Freeze The Flame. Can't say I didn't warn him.
palace & proud
24-11-2006, 12:44 PM
Black Jack Ketchem's Been pulled out the race tomorrow at Newbury.
palace & proud
24-11-2006, 10:33 PM
Newbury & Newcastle Selections
Newbury
12.30 Silverburn
1.05 Allumee
1.35 Roofing Spirit
2.05 Dom D´Orgeval
2.40 Juveigneur
3.15 Made In Montot
3.45 Afsoun
Newcastle
3.00 Fundamentalist
3.30 Straw Bear (NAP)
LLCOOLSTEVE
25-11-2006, 06:38 AM
Idle Talk and Preacher Boy in the Hennessy
palace & proud
25-11-2006, 08:59 AM
Preacher Boy has been welll supported in the last few days!
palace & proud
25-11-2006, 09:00 AM
Unsatisfactory blood count sees Black Jack miss latest target
THE thousands of punters who are looking for Black Jack Ketchum to rack up points for them in this season’s Totesport/Racing Post Ten To Follow competition will have to wait a while longer after the exciting hurdler was ruled out of a tilt at Saturday afternoon’s Long Distance Hurdle.
The seven-year-old had been widely anticipated to make his seasonal return in the VCbet-sponsored race, however the Ladbrokes World Hurdle favourite was scratched from the race after trainer Jonjo O’Neill spoke of an unsatisfactory blood count.
Black Jack Ketchum missed an engagement at Haydock seven days ago for the same reason, and O'Neill said: "He's grand, but his blood is just not right. I don't know where he'll run next."
Although plans for Gay Smith’s unbeaten hurdler remain fluid, connections have long intended on running him three times this season, culminating in the Cheltenham contest for which he is as short as 11-8 with Sky Bet and William Hill, so the Long Walk Hurdle at Ascot on December 16 could be a starting point. Distant Thunder, well backed during the week for the Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup, misses the race after returning a dirty scope on Friday.
His trainer Noel Chance said: “It’s very frustrating because the soft ground would beideal and the Hennessy has been his target for some while. We’ll now look towards the Welsh National, and he may run beforehand at Cheltenham on December 8.”
A trip to Cheltenham the following day for the Boylesports.con Gold Cup looks on the cards for the Tony Martin-trained Ross River, a 10-1 shot with the sponsors.
Martin said: “We'll have a look at the race closely and it's a big possibility. There are a couple of options at Leopardstown over Christmas so I'd be waiting until next Saturday before committing to any plans."
Boylesports.com Gold Cup
Boylesports: 5 Taranis, 8 Commercial Flyer, Vodka Bleu, 10 Exotic Dancer, Ross River, 12 Billyvoddan, Butler’s Cabin, Copsale Lad, Hasty Prince, New Alco, Reveillez, Ross River, Thisthatandtother, 14 bar
1f7d
LLCOOLSTEVE
25-11-2006, 09:09 AM
As long as all 8 run, I urge people to back Kindlelight Debut e/w in the 2.35 Lingfield, currentley 6/1 ish
Ian Hart
25-11-2006, 10:40 AM
What's the thinking, Steve? It's only managed one 3rd place in its last 6 starts. Carrying top weight. But something has clearly caught your attention?
LLCOOLSTEVE
25-11-2006, 11:37 AM
ts a cracking bet, will be flying at the finish, down in class, has run well last 2 starts, saw it finish 3rd 2 runs back and it ran extremley well, yes its carrying more weight but has been in very good form.
palace & proud
25-11-2006, 02:53 PM
Originally posted by palace & proud
Newcastle
3.30 Straw Bear (NAP)
Was the best bet of the day 1/1 in from 9/4
Ian Hart
25-11-2006, 03:02 PM
Originally posted by LLCOOLSTEVE
ts a cracking bet, will be flying at the finish, down in class, has run well last 2 starts, saw it finish 3rd 2 runs back and it ran extremley well, yes its carrying more weight but has been in very good form.
The jockey didn't give him the best of rides, but he seemed a bit outpaced to me anyway. You know the horse better than me but maybe needs a couple of extra furlongs?
LLCOOLSTEVE
25-11-2006, 05:19 PM
Quite possibly, always finishes over 10 furlongs very strongly, just missed out on 3rd which was a shame, surprised at the big drift though, jockey was ok, his run style means he needs to be dropped out, maybe he let them get away a bit too early... and had to come very wide round the last bend.
Get the money back on Lake Shabla in the 9.30 at Wolves, Brett Doyle gon all the way up there from Lingfield, via Kempton, for 2 rides in the last 2 races at Wolves, but think the main reason is for Lake Shabla. He takes on Eccollo but couldnt be having Eccollo at the moment after his enormous rise in the weights, Lake Shabla currentley 3/1
palace & proud
26-11-2006, 01:47 PM
Just been given a horse at Leicester 3.35 Nicks Choice 16/1. Gonna put a few quid on e/w
Gooders
27-11-2006, 07:45 AM
Originally posted by LLCOOLSTEVE
He takes on Eccollo but couldnt be having Eccollo at the moment after his enormous rise in the weights, Lake Shabla currentley 3/1
I see Eccollo broke a leg and was presumably put down. I know he racked up a string of wins off his low mark but I can't help thinking that the Owners/Trainers shouldn't allowed to make the horse run so often in such a short space of time. :(
palace & proud
27-11-2006, 07:53 AM
Originally posted by palace & proud
Just been given a horse at Leicester 3.35 Nicks Choice 16/1. Gonna put a few quid on e/w
I pulled out of that one when getting to the betting shop was 33/1 The winner of the race was a big gamble 8's from 20's won easy!
LLCOOLSTEVE
27-11-2006, 09:22 AM
Originally posted by Gooders
I see Eccollo broke a leg and was presumably put down. I know he racked up a string of wins off his low mark but I can't help thinking that the Owners/Trainers shouldn't allowed to make the horse run so often in such a short space of time. :(
Yes was indeed killed, poor thing. Was owned by a couple of Celtic Players.
LLCOOLSTEVE
27-11-2006, 09:06 PM
onenightinlisbon runs at Lingfield on tuesday Mickey
Ian Hart
27-11-2006, 09:28 PM
And Zabadou?
LLCOOLSTEVE
27-11-2006, 09:44 PM
entered in a seller
29 Nov 2006 12:45 (Four Day) at CATTERICK, Skeeby Selling Handicap Hurdle
Ian Hart
27-11-2006, 10:14 PM
Originally posted by LLCOOLSTEVE
entered in a seller
29 Nov 2006 12:45 (Four Day) at CATTERICK, Skeeby Selling Handicap Hurdle
:p
E_girl
28-11-2006, 08:47 AM
Any tips for Wimbledon on Sat please guys?
palace & proud
28-11-2006, 04:26 PM
Originally posted by E_girl
Any tips for Wimbledon on Sat please guys?
Will let you know the tips for Saturday Mich :)
Ive got a few for tonight, but was to late to give you them :(
palace & proud
28-11-2006, 05:06 PM
Wimbledon Live on Sky this Evening Including the William Hills Oaks Final:
8.15 - Taipan @ 3/1
9.25 - Droopys Aoife 11/8
9.45 - Dilemmas Flight * 11/2 ( Oaks Final )
£5 win A/C/C
£10 Win
9.45 Dilemmas Flight @ 11/2
palace & proud
28-11-2006, 06:36 PM
Wimbledon
7.40 - MarsterPiece @ 13/8
8.15 - Generous Man @ 3/1
8.50 - Canary Sky @ 2/1
9.10 - West Tipp @ 7/4
9.25 - Droopys Aiofa @ 11/8
9.45 - Cleena Lady @ 6/5
£3 win A/c/c
palace & proud
28-11-2006, 08:54 PM
Wimbledon
9.45 Dilemma's Flight
Gonna have a few quid on this dog Anti Post to win the Oaks @ 12's.
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Get in there.. won the final tonight at 7/1 :lux: :lux: :lux:
palace & proud
28-11-2006, 11:19 PM
Sunday Evening you got the St Leger Final at Coventry..
Westmead Olivia & Westmead Aofia
E_girl
29-11-2006, 08:28 AM
1fd7
Originally posted by palace & proud
Will let you know the tips for Saturday Mich :)
Ive got a few for tonight, but was to late to give you them :(
I was busy supporting my football team anyway! ;)
CHERRY TREE BRB
29-11-2006, 09:36 AM
Originally posted by palace & proud
Wimbledon
9.45 Dilemma's Flight
Gonna have a few quid on this dog Anti Post to win the Oaks @ 12's.
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Get in there.. won the final tonight at 7/1 :lux: :lux: :lux:
Well done mate, bout time you had a winner:p
Ayr selections
12.20: The Last Viking
12.55: Jefertiti
1.30: Astarador
2.00: Mister Mcgoldrick
2.30: Percussionist
3.05: Solway Minstrel
3.35: Beauty One
Catterick Selections
12.10: Manoubi
12.45: Armentieres
1.20: Its Definate
1.50: River Logic
2.20: Flake
2.55: Bedlam Boy
3.25: Tazbar
Kempton selections
3.50: Risque Heights
4.20: World Spirit
4.50: Smart Ass (watch out for market support)
5.20: Homes By Woodford (again watch the market)
5.50: Quantum Leap (yet again especially this horse watch the market)
6.20: Mr Excel
Plumpton selections
12.30: Kings Signal
1.05: Marcel
1.40: Alexander Exchange
2.10: Avitta (Nap)
2.40: High Hope (NB)
3.15: Ebony Jack
3.45: Harbour Breeze
palace & proud
29-11-2006, 10:13 AM
Originally posted by palace & proud
Sunday Evening you got the St Leger Final at Coventry..
Westmead Olivia & Westmead Aofia
Not decided which one as yet!
palace & proud
29-11-2006, 10:20 AM
Dilemmas On Oaks mark
Nick Savva, successful with Westmead Hawk in the William Hill Derby in June, completed the big Classic double when Dilemmas Flight landed the bitches' equivalent, the William Hill Oaks, over 480 metres at Wimbledon Tuesday night, writes Richard Birch.
In a pulsating finale up the home straight, three top-class bitches Dilemmas Flight, Cleenas Lady and Jazz Hurricane were locked in battle.
The picture changed time and time again, but near the line it was the stamina of Dilemmas Flight, a December '04 daughter of Droopys Vieri, owned by the Elias family, which proved decisive.
She beat 11-8 favourite Cleenas Lady, who had led briefly after the penultimate bend, by a length, with Jazz Hurricane, the William Hill St Leger semi-finalist, giving another terrific account of herself in third. The winning time was 28.96sec.
Savva, sending out his fourth Oaks winner - Westmead Chick, Annies Bullet and Sarah Dee were the others - wasn't at Wimbledon to greet his latest winner, but Andy Elias said: "It was a fantastic run from such a young bitch. She's won the Produce; now she's won the Oaks. It's another great triumph for Nick."
Looking ahead to next year's Classics, it will be no surprise to see Masterpiece, a March '05 son of Droopys Corleone who won the puppy open over 460 metres, return to Wimbledon for the 2007 Derby.
TheReading-based black showed enough early pace to hold a good pitch out of the second bend, and then produced a blitz finish to foil Charlie Lister's Maltese Calv right on the line in a useful 27.75sec.
Generous Man, fought off the track in the first round of the Grand National, produced an exhibition round of fast, fluent jumping to win the 460 metres hurdles event, showing what he's truly capable of.
After watching Brian Clemenson's wide come home two lengths clear of Broadacres Dan in 28.48sec, owner Ron Brooker said: "The National was a disaster. Brian felt he really had him on the boil for that, but it just wasn't to be."
palace & proud
29-11-2006, 10:25 AM
Plumpton
1.05 - Marcel
3.15 - Ebony Jack
Ayr
2.00 - Mister McGoldrick
2.30 - Percussionist
Ian Hart
29-11-2006, 10:27 AM
Originally posted by LLCOOLSTEVE
entered in a seller
29 Nov 2006 12:45 (Four Day) at CATTERICK, Skeeby Selling Handicap Hurdle
I make no promises. But 100/1 at present with Paddy Power. Selling handicap. May have found its level. Could be worth a SMALL bet each way
Gooders
30-11-2006, 09:43 AM
Fancy all these short priced animals today:
Wincanton
2.10 Flying Enterprise
2.40 Figaro du Rocher
3.40 Liberate
Market Rasen
1.50 Kilbeggan Blade
Leicester
1.00 Marodima
2.00 Flash Cummins
2.30 Spear Thistle or Nobelix
3.00 An Accordion
3.30 Tashkandi
palace & proud
30-11-2006, 05:00 PM
Originally posted by Gooders
Leicester
3.30 Tashkandi
At 4/7f it ran terrible.. was going well at one point then blew up.
jamesyg0
30-11-2006, 11:03 PM
Had a 5 horse accumulator with Nobelix, An Accordian, Flash Cummins, Kilbeggan Blade and of course Tashkandi :(:grrr:
palace & proud
01-12-2006, 12:43 AM
The Tingle Creek this Saturday at Sandown,
Whos everyone on.?.Personally I cant see Kauto Star getting beat... but you need a bit of value..
2006 William Hill Tingle Creek Chase
Kauto Star 4/7
Voy Por Ustedes 11/4
Central House 12/1
Fota Island 12/1
Dempsey 25/1
Hoo La Baloo 40/1
Oneway 40/1
CHERRY TREE BRB
01-12-2006, 07:00 AM
Acca for me today too....
Sandown
100 - Pouvoir
130 - Kaldouas
205- Granit Jack
235- Star De Mohaison
Exeter
140 Tidal Fury
2c91
Gooders
01-12-2006, 07:24 AM
Originally posted by jamesyg0
Had a 5 horse accumulator with Nobelix, An Accordian, Flash Cummins, Kilbeggan Blade and of course Tashkandi :(:grrr:
I was going to do some of them in an accumulator but I thought one horse always lets you down so I didn't bother. Guy in the shop put £3 on a successful 7-horse accumulator though, and he won £130.
CHERRY TREE BRB
01-12-2006, 08:42 AM
Originally posted by palace & proud
The Tingle Creek this Saturday at Sandown,
Whos everyone on.?.Personally I cant see Kauto Star getting beat... but you need a bit of value..
2006 William Hill Tingle Creek Chase
Kauto Star - machine!!
Kauto Star 4/7
Voy Por Ustedes 11/4
Central House 12/1
Fota Island 12/1
Dempsey 25/1
Hoo La Baloo 40/1
Oneway 40/1
palace & proud
01-12-2006, 03:05 PM
5.50 Wolverhampton
One Night In Paris (NAP)
Came from the horses mouth..:D
palace & proud
01-12-2006, 03:06 PM
Originally posted by CHERRY TREE BRB
Acca for me today too....
Sandown
100 - Pouvoir
Ended up going off at 1/4f beaten by a 7/1 shot. :(
CHERRY TREE BRB
02-12-2006, 08:23 AM
Originally posted by palace & proud
5.50 Wolverhampton
One Night In Paris (NAP)
Came from the horses mouth..:D
Did the horse say it was gonna finish second then:o
CHERRY TREE BRB
02-12-2006, 08:24 AM
Todays Selections
105 Southwell - Letham Island
205 Sandown - My way De solzen
235 Sandown- Kauto Star
325 Wetherby- Kerry Lads
palace & proud
02-12-2006, 10:16 AM
Sandown
2.05 - Fair Along (N.B)
2.35 - Kauto Star (NAP)
palace & proud
03-12-2006, 12:13 PM
Originally posted by palace & proud
Sandown
2.05 - Fair Along (N.B)
Ran a great Race at sandown yesterday,Proves it can be champion at cheltenham.
also on at 10/1 for the arkle best price now 5/1.
CHERRY TREE BRB
03-12-2006, 12:15 PM
Originally posted by palace & proud
Ran a great Race at sandown yesterday,Proves it can be champion at cheltenham.
also on at 10/1 for the arkle best price now 5/1.
After destroying My way de solzen yesterday and knowing the way it runs cheltenham I am starting to think that too
palace & proud
03-12-2006, 12:16 PM
Originally posted by CHERRY TREE BRB
After destroying My way de solzen yesterday and knowing the way it runs cheltenham I am starting to think that too
I did tell you mate..My £20 A/c/c is looking good me thinks!
CHERRY TREE BRB
03-12-2006, 12:21 PM
Originally posted by palace & proud
I did tell you mate..My £20 A/c/c is looking good me thinks!
Mines on too now, so far I have
Doubles
Black Jack Ketchum
Detroit City
Trebles
Black Jack Ketchum
Detroit City
Kauto Star
Acca's
Black Jack Ketchum
Detroit City
Kauto Star
Kicks For Free
Black Jack Ketchum
Detroit City
Kauto Star
Fair Along
Black Jack Ketchum
Detroit City
Kauto Star
Fair Along
Kicks For Free
palace & proud
03-12-2006, 12:26 PM
Originally posted by CHERRY TREE BRB
Mines on too now, so far I have
Doubles
Black Jack Ketchum
Detroit City
Trebles
Black Jack Ketchum
Detroit City
Kauto Star
Acca's
Black Jack Ketchum
Detroit City
Kauto Star
Kicks For Free
Black Jack Ketchum
Detroit City
Kauto Star
Fair Along
Black Jack Ketchum
Detroit City
Kauto Star
Fair Along
Kicks For Free
Your be well off if they win :D
E_girl
04-12-2006, 09:05 AM
Originally posted by palace & proud
Your be well off if they win :D
Deposit on our house! :angel:
palace & proud
04-12-2006, 02:19 PM
Originally posted by E_girl
Deposit on our house! :angel:
Good idea..:p
palace & proud
04-12-2006, 02:19 PM
Black Jack return is on the cards for Saturday
BLACK JACK KETCHUM, the unbeaten superstar twice denied a start to what is hoped to be a championship winning season, is all set to make a belated return to action at Cheltenham on Saturday.
Trainer Jonjo O’Neill on Sunday pointed the exciting winner of all seven career starts toward the Grade 2 Mears Group ‘Relkeel’ Hurdle over 2m 5 1/2f as the first step on the road to the Ladbrokes World Hurdle in March.
An unsatisfactory blood count ruled out a return in the Long Distance Hurdle at Newbury last month, as it did a handicap hurdle at Haydock the previous week, but O’Neill is as sure as he can be that the most popular horse in the £1 million Totesport/Racing Post Ten To Follow competition will be back this weekend.
“Black Jack Ketchum seems in grand old form at home and hopefully whatever the disorder was he’s over it,” said O’Neill.
“The plan is to go to Cheltenham for the Relkeel Hurdle as long as the ground is not desperate as we would not want to be running him on heavy.
“If the ground was bad at Cheltenham we might have to consider waiting for the Long Walk Hurdle at Ascot a week later but Cheltenham is the aim.”
O’Neill also intends to bring back Paddy Power Gold Cup winner Exotic Dancer at Cheltenham on Saturday in the Boylesports.com Gold Cup, for which he is 8-1 joint second favourite with the sponsors. He will be joined by Hasty Prince, while O’Neill also intends to run Don’t Push it and newcower Mountain, eighth to Sir Percy in the Derby, at the meeting.
The trainer added: “Exotic Dancer and Hasty Prince are both well in themselves and I am hopeful of big runs from the pair in the Boylesports.com Gold Cup.
“I was very pleased with the way Don’t Push it ran at Cheltenham last month when he was beaten by Denman as he made a mistakewhen coming to challenge but still stayed on all the way to the line.
“Mountain seems a nice horse who has jumped hurdles well at home so I don’t foresee a problem there.”
Exotic Dancer’s owner Sir Robert Ogden has a possible second string to hisbow in Calling Brave, trained by Nicky Henderson. The ten-year-old, last seen finishing a distant seventh in the Betfred Gold Cup at Sandown in April, is towards the bottom of the handicap on 10st 3lb.
"Calling Brave has been a little slowto get going this season," said Sir Robert’s racing manager Barry Simpson.
"He didn't come back from Sir Robert's until quite late. He's dropped down the weights a bit and he will be interesting when he gets going. He had a wind operation in the summer but it was minor."
Like the rest of Britain, Cheltenham racecourse was battered by 70mph winds on Saturday night resulting in flattened running rails and jump sidewings, as well as a severed power supply, but all will be back to normal long before the start of the Boylesports International meeting on Friday.
Simon Claisse, clerk of the course, said repairs would be completed by Monday night, although more storms are forecast for the Cotwolds on Wednesday.
Racing will take place on the New Course, not used since the hunter chase meeting in May, and Claisse said the ground was officially good to soft. It was also the same on the cross-country course, the stage for a 3m7f handicap chase on the opening day.
Henderson said on Sunday that of histhree entries in Friday’s most valuable race, the £100,000 Boylepoker.com Handicap Chase, his most likely representative was Liberthine, last season’s Topham Chase winner.
The mare, unlucky in the corresponding chase 12 months ago, travelling strongly when unseating Sam Waley-Cohen three fences from home, was retired after the Betfred Gold Cup in April only to return to training at Seven Barrows in late summer having failed to conceive at stud in France when covered by Poliglote.
Henderson also has Copsale Lad and Juveigneur engaged, but they are likely to take up other assignments. If the ground is good at Cheltenham on Saturday, Copsale Lad will take his chance in the £150,000 Boylesports.com Gold Cup.
The nine-year-old was heavily backed for last month’s Paddy Power Gold Cup, but was brought to a standstill by the fall of Knowhere at the eighth fence and was pulled up.
Juveigneur, runner-up in the Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup, is likely to be kept back for Coral Chepstow’s Welsh National on December 27.
235c
palace & proud
04-12-2006, 04:32 PM
Henlow
9.08 - Westmead Nicole
9.22- Dilemma's Flight
Nottingham
7.37 - Centaur Striker
8.52 - Broadacres Rob
£5 win - A/C/C
Big Guns
04-12-2006, 04:53 PM
Hi P&P is Henlow today as I cant seem to find it??
palace & proud
04-12-2006, 05:04 PM
Originally posted by Big Guns
Hi P&P is Henlow today as I cant seem to find it??
:hi:
Yeah its on this evening :p
Big Guns
04-12-2006, 05:04 PM
I tried Skybet and sporting odds but the race did not come up??
palace & proud
04-12-2006, 05:15 PM
Originally posted by Big Guns
I tried Skybet and sporting odds but the race did not come up??
When placing my bet earlier there was no odd's on any of the races for some reason..
I cant find nothing apart from this :
MONDAY DECEMBER 4th
HENLOW
19.58 250m Greyhounds Voice Sprint 1 Pindis Princess (C A Grasso, Hnlow) 2 Riverside Lark (R A Pleasants, Yrmth) 3 Rhincrew Simba (C R Lister, Unatt) 4 Ocala Woods (P B Witchell, Mldhl) 5 Perrys Tango (R F Yeates, Readg) 6 Ballymac Rooster (w) (L J Pruhs, Hnlow)
20.12 460m Greyhounds Voice Puppy 460 1 Paddys Ceilidh (N Colton, HallG) 2 Astute Gift (E A Gaskin, Wstow) 3 Vito Paws (L G Tuffin, Notts) 4 True Fowler (G Baggs, Wstow) 5 Blueinthemaking (w) (R W Butler, Hnlow) 6 Capetown Rebel (w) (L J Pruhs, Hnlow)
20.26 550m Greyhounds Voice Puppy Fiver 1 Rio Divo (D C Riordan, Hnlow) 2 Bell Imperial (G Baggs, Wstow) 3 Westmead Suzie (R Moore, Hnlow) 4 Two Nicks (L G Tuffin, Notts) 5 Joy Jor (m) (J Green, Yrmth) 6 Moaning Bluegirl (m) (D B Whitton, Hnlow)
20.40 460m Greyhounds Voice British Bred Invitation 1 Phil The Cavity (L G Tuffin, Notts) 2 Southview Dan (D J Allen, Unatt) 3 Cavity Kontrol (T V Hackett, Coven) 4 Baliff Diesel (IT Aylward, Coven) 5 Westmead Vieri (N Savva, Hnlow) 6 Westmead Joy (w) (N Savva, Hnlow)
20.54 460m Greyhounds Voice Seniors 1 Annes Honcho (G Baggs, Wstow) 2 Roswell Spaceman (M A Wallis, Wstow) 3 Count Gelignite (M S Wink, Unatt) 4 Glenndavy (H Chalkley, Hnlow) 5 Roswell Brazil (m) (T E Wickens, RyeHs) 6 Harrys Princess (w) (L G Tuffin, Notts)
21.08 550m Greyhounds Voice Midi 1 Lughill Echo (J Green, Yrmth) 2 Lundhill Flash (S Oakes, Kinsly) 3 Amarillo Scholes (m) (E A Gaskin, Wstow)4 Questhouse Ellie (m) (M A Wallis, Wstow) 5 Westmead Nicole (m) (N Savva, Hnlow) 6 Miles Anine (w) (R B York, Unatt)
21.22 460m Greyhounds Voice Girls Only 1 Fear Mykeo (M
A Wallis, Wstow) 2 Clodiagh Flight (R F Yeates, Readg) 3 Mahon Suzie (SGaughan, Hnlow) 4 Mohane Classic (K J Taylor, Hnlow) 5 Dilemmas Flight (m) (N Savva, Hnlow) 6 Cloheena Blonde (w) (J A White, Coven)
21.36 460m Greyhounds Voice Standard Dup 1 Congs Wood (M Moore, Hnlow) 2 Too Risky (M Puzey, Wstow) 3 Droopys Bruno (C A Grasso, Hnlow) 4 Rio Jericho (m) (D C Riordan, Hnlow) 5 Toms View (m) (C R Lister, Unatt) 6 Positive Action (w) (D M Law, Hnlow)
21.50 460m Greyhounds Voice Standard Dup 1 Castlekerry Blue (G J Drage, Coven) 2 Whitegate Jet (F G Wass, Unatt) 3 Snoozys Tail (G Baggs, Wstow) 4 Myella Honcho (m) (E A Gaskin, Wstow) 5 Congo Romeo (w) (L J Pruhs, Hnlow) 6 Unlikely Mate (w) (S Gaughan, Hnlow)
22.04 660m Greyhounds Voice Maxi Dup 1 Rosstemple Dream (R F Yeates, Readg) 2 Rio Limo (D C Riordan, Hnlow) 3 Bluebell Hondo (S J Rayner, Swndn) 4 Droopys Slopar (m) (D B Whitton, Hnlow) 5 Three Sixteen (w) (T W Hay, Hnlow) 6 Unlikely Kate (w) (R P Heasman, Hnlow)
22.18 660m Greyhounds Voice Maxi Dup 1 Free Forever (A P Tuffin, Hnlow) 2 Lauras Rocket (L G Tuffin, Notts) 3 Copa Del Rey (J A White, Coven) 4 Eye Onthe Jewel (M A Wallis, Wstow) 5 Sing On Victor (m) (S Oakes, Kinsly) 6 Olynanoli (w) (E A Gaskin, Wstow)
22.32 870m Greyhounds Voice Marathon 1 Crafty Disco (C T Lund, Unatt) 2 Baliff Perry (I T Aylward, Coven) 3 Avondale Fly (L G Tuffin, Notts) 4 Ballymac Ellie (m) (A Kelly, RyeHs) 5 Ardagh Vibes (m) (D J Atkins, Hnlow) 6 Hondos Glory (w) (N Colton, HallG)
palace & proud
06-12-2006, 02:56 PM
Celestial Gold out for the season
LEADING chaser Celestial Gold is out for the season after heat was found in his leg.
The David Pipe-trained eight-year-old, impressive winner of the Betfair Bowl Chase at the Grand National meeting in April, was a 14-1 chance with sponsors Stan James for the King George VI Chase and 20-1 with Totesport for the Cheltenham Gold Cup. Assistant trainer Chester Barnes told www.davidpipe.com: "Some heat was discovered in his leg and the veterinary advice is to stop with him. He is still sound and being ridden out, but he is too good a horse to risk and will not race again until next season.
"Although very disappointing, the good news is that it is very minor and we still have a very good horse to look forward to next year's big races."
palace & proud
06-12-2006, 04:00 PM
City odds-on favourite for International
Boylesports.com International Sponsors: 4-9 Detroit City,5-2 Hardy Eustace, 12-1 Arcalis, 20-1 Blazing Bailey, 25-1 Mephisto, 50-1 Crow Wood
DETROIT CITY was on Tuesday installed an odds-on favourite to maintain his impressive start to the season with a victory over double Champion Hurdle winner Hardy Eustace at Cheltenham on Saturday.
In the opening show on the Boylesports.com International the sponsors quote the grey as the 4-9 favourite to get the better of Hardy Eustace, who is a 5-2 chance in the race formerly run as the Bula Hurdle.
The Grade 2 race produced no further entries and three of the nine engaged, Brave Inca, Asian Maze and Al Eile, are all declared to contest Wednesday’s rescheduled Ballymore Properties Hatton’s Grace Hurdle at Fairyhouse.
Malton-based trainer John Quinn will aim to plunder some of the £200,000 on offer by saddling Crow Wood, who was due to meet Detroit City in the Greatwood Hurdle.
Crow Wood was withdrawn because of the ground and having seen Detroit City demolish the field in which Quinn trained both third and fourth, the trainer rates Crow Wood only an each-way prospect despite his earlier defeat of Desert Quest in the Elite Hurdle.The seven-year-old was a last-time-out sixth behind Straw Bear in the Fighting Fifth.
“The plan is to run Crow Wood on Saturday,” said Quinn. “I was a bit disappointed with his run last time, but the ground was too soft for him, and he probably wasn'tgood enough to tell you the truth. “He's come out of the race well though and he seems fine. Being realistic, however, you would have to say he has no more than an each-way chance. The principals will be very hard to beat - I've been very impressed with Detroit City this year and he looks the best hurdler about at the moment.
“I'm not sure about future plans for our horse. I had thought about going novice chasing but the owner wasn't that keen. We'll see how he runs on Saturday first.”
Howard Johnson has entered both Arcalis and Mephisto and could run the first-named, who finished fourth behind Straw Bear, if he works satisfactorily on Tuesday.
“I will just run one probably,” he said. “Probably Arcalis. I was pleased enough with him at Newcastle. It’s just the weather is that bad at the minute. I will have a few runners at the meeting. We will see how they train in the morning. We will plan after Hexham. If that’s off then The Reverend might go down there on Friday.”
Johnson had entered both No Refuge and Mephisto in the Mears Group Relkeel Hurdle but neither are qualified to run, which is likely to ensure the unbeaten Black Jack Ketchum also starts at prohibitive odds.
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1f96
palace & proud
07-12-2006, 08:19 PM
12:10 Cleanevent Novices' Chase (Class 2) (5yo+) Winner £12,526.00
Standin Obligation
12:45 boylecasino.com Conditional Jockeys' Handicap Chase (Class 3) (4yo+,0-125) Winner £9,394.50
Supreme Tadgh
1:20 boylepoker.com Chase (Handicap) (Listed Race) (Class 1) (4yo+) Winner £57,020.00
New Alco
1:55 Sporting Index Handicap Chase (Cross Country) (Class 2) (5yo+) Winner £14,404.90
Spot Thedifference (N.B)
2:30 CFR Group (Electrical & Mechanical Services) Handicap Hurdle (Class 3) (3yo+,0-135) Winner £12,526.00
Manhattan Boy
3:05 Pertemps Handicap Hurdle Race (Qualifier) (Class 2) (4yo+) Winner £12,526.00
Material World
3:40 E B F / boylesports.com "National Hunt" Novices' Hurdle (Qualifier) (Class 2) (4-6yo) Winner £9,394.50
Kicks For Free (NAP)
palace & proud
07-12-2006, 08:27 PM
Surprise gamble for Bannow Strand
DAVID JOHNSON looked to put one over the bookmakers on Thursday as a surprise gamble developed on his Bannow Strand for the Boylesports.com Gold Cup.
The David Pipe-trained Commercial Flyer had been generally expected to carry the champion jumps owners’ colours on Saturday and as such was 6-1 co-favourite for the £150,000 Cheltenham race with Skybet on Thursday morning.
But the seven-year-old was declared instead for a race on Thursday’s card and ante-post attention switched to Bannow Strand, who has not run since he was pulled up in Racing Post Plate at Cheltenham last March but whose odds were cut from as big as 33-1 in places to as short as 10-1 in one list, with Johnson admitting to having backed the six-year-old himself.
“Bannow Strand is definitely an intended runner, he is nicely weighted,” the owner said on At The Races on Thursday.
“He came with a big reputation from Ireland. I suppose he was somewhat disappointing early on but he won a couple of nice races at the back-end of last year. He is very, very well at home.
“It is very, very competitive of course but I had a little bit of an interest on him this morning. I had a small bet each-way. “We had a long deliberation over Commercial Flyer and thought that he’d be better suited over three and a bit miles. It’s a £100,000 race and we just thought we had more chance of winning this than we did of winning the other. To be honest, he didn’t fulfil what we’d hoped last year but he had a few niggling problems that I think David and Martin have probably now overcome those.”
Johnson is bidding for a first win in the Boylesports.com Gold Cup, though his Our Vic was in front when he fell at the last in 2004, and trainer Nigel Twiston-Davies is also full of hope that he can break his duck with Knowhere, who led until falling at the eighth in last month’s Paddy Power Gold Cup at Cheltenham.
“It is a very tricky fence down there and he took his eye off it,” recalled Twiston-Davies, whose Tipping Tim and Young Hustler were both placed in this contest in the early-1990s.
“Funnily enough he didn’t jump well when he ran at Ascot next time but we have schooled him a lot since and he has been very, very good so I would hope for a big run. I am feeling quite confident.
DANCOO
07-12-2006, 10:32 PM
EDIT : I AM A :clown:
Ian Hart
07-12-2006, 10:59 PM
There's a couple of book sites I use Dancoo, and I've checked both. No luck I'm afraid.
palace & proud
07-12-2006, 11:02 PM
Dancoo,I just tried the Racing Post site for books.No luck at all..
DANCOO
07-12-2006, 11:04 PM
Cheers, have just found it. It's listed under 'Alex Bird', I had been searching under 'Alec bird'.:clown:
Cheers anyway. :p
palace & proud
07-12-2006, 11:11 PM
Anyone fancy anythink good tomorrow at Cheltenham?
I cant wait to see Black Jack Ketchum on course saturday!
CHERRY TREE BRB
08-12-2006, 06:58 AM
Todays Cheltenham Selections
1210- Standin Obligation
1245- WHEREAREYOUNOW ( NAP )
120- Church Island
155- Ivoire De Beaulieu (nb)
230- Manhattan Boy
305- Refinement
340-Kicks For Free
CHERRY TREE BRB
08-12-2006, 10:19 AM
For me, all eyes will be on Kicks For Free this afternoon, one of my fab 5, toughest task to date, hope he wins in style
hakers
08-12-2006, 10:49 AM
Mine at Cheltenham:
12.10 Standin Obligation
12.45 Whereareyounow
1.20 Model Son
1.55 Plum'tee
2.30 Border Castle (ew) (nb)
3.05 Material World
3.40 Tidal Bay (nap)
CHERRY TREE BRB
08-12-2006, 11:19 AM
Originally posted by zoom
Beasts that catch my beady little eye today:
Cheltenham: 12:10 Patsy hall
14:30 Dhehdaah + Pilca
15:40 Kicks for free
See your off to an excellent start
CHERRY TREE BRB
08-12-2006, 11:19 AM
Originally posted by zoom
Beasts that catch my beady little eye today:
Cheltenham: 12:10 Patsy hall
14:30 Dhehdaah + Pilca
15:40 Kicks for free
See your off to an excellent start:p
CHERRY TREE BRB
08-12-2006, 11:20 AM
Originally posted by hakers
Mine at Cheltenham:
12.10 Standin Obligation
12.45 Whereareyounow
1.20 Model Son
1.55 Plum'tee
2.30 Border Castle (ew) (nb)
3.05 Material World
3.40 Tidal Bay (nap)
Nice to see some confidence behind my nap selection
hakers
08-12-2006, 11:41 AM
Cant have KFF at the price it is - Tidal is very well thought off at home, has run very well in soft/heavy ground and has already beat KFF. They should be a lot closer in the betting.
Great selection in the first Zoom.
hakers
08-12-2006, 11:51 AM
205c
Originally posted by CHERRY TREE BRB
Todays Cheltenham Selections
1245- WHEREAREYOUNOW ( NAP )
:lux: :lux: :lux:
CHERRY TREE BRB
08-12-2006, 11:54 AM
Soft ground, round Cheltenham, jumps for fun, 6/1 this morning
:lux: :lux: :lux:
Joeymaz
08-12-2006, 01:41 PM
Originally posted by hakers
Mine at Cheltenham:
12.10 Standin Obligation
12.45 Whereareyounow
1.20 Model Son
1.55 Plum'tee
2.30 Border Castle (ew) (nb)
3.05 Material World
3.40 Tidal Bay (nap)
Cheers Hakers :lux: :lux:
Got on Border Castle at 23's at Betfair :lux: :lux:
hakers
08-12-2006, 01:44 PM
Originally posted by Joeymaz
Cheers Hakers :lux: :lux:
Got on Border Castle at 23's at Betfair :lux: :lux:
Glad you got on. Is the beer in the post?? :D
Had £100ew at 20's - happy fcuking days :lux: :lux:
Joeymaz
08-12-2006, 01:47 PM
Originally posted by hakers
Glad you got on. Is the beer in the post?? :D
Had £100ew at 20's - happy fcuking days :lux: :lux:
Will knock some money off those World Cup tickets every good tip you give me!! ;) :lux:
hakers
08-12-2006, 01:48 PM
Originally posted by Joeymaz
Will knock some money off those World Cup tickets every good tip you give me!! ;) :lux:
:p
hakers
08-12-2006, 01:50 PM
Originally posted by zoom
Both my eyecatchers placed though at fancy prices....:p
:lux:
should have done a comby forecast with yours - paid £336
Joeymaz
08-12-2006, 02:17 PM
Originally posted by hakers
Mine at Cheltenham:
12.10 Standin Obligation
12.45 Whereareyounow
1.20 Model Son
1.55 Plum'tee
2.30 Border Castle (ew) (nb)
3.05 Material World
3.40 Tidal Bay (nap)
Hakers,
Material World.
2 out of 2.
3 today for me with whereareyounow.Your on top form buddy, brightened up my Friday. :lux: :lux:
hakers
08-12-2006, 02:40 PM
:lux: :p
hakers
08-12-2006, 02:52 PM
Originally posted by hakers
Mine at Cheltenham:
3.40 Tidal Bay (nap)
Get the •••• in :lux: :lux: :lux:
hakers
08-12-2006, 02:55 PM
Originally posted by zoom
Seriously how the f*ck did the favourite in the 14:30 at cheltenham start at 4/5?
If i'd have kown it was at those odds in a highly competative 17 runner affiar i'd have made it lay of the year!
25lb in hand on official ratings, worthy favourite on the book but was still a silly price for the race.
hakers
08-12-2006, 03:27 PM
Originally posted by zoom
Well done Hakers.
After your tipping today i'll have a crate of holsten please. On room service!:D
No c in hakers! ;)
They'll be empty :D
hakers
08-12-2006, 03:49 PM
Originally posted by hakers
Mine at Cheltenham:
12.10 Standin Obligation - U/P 4/6
12.45 Whereareyounow - 1st 4/1 (early price (when tip posted) 6/1)
1.20 Model Son - U/p 12/1
1.55 Plum'tee - 2nd 9/2 (early price 4/1)
2.30 Border Castle (ew) (nb) - 1st 12/1 (early price 20/1)
3.05 Material World - 1st 9/1 (early price 9/1)
3.40 Tidal Bay (nap) - 1st 13/8 (early price 5/2)
Not a bad day :)
Ian Hart
08-12-2006, 03:55 PM
Great tipping Hakers :p
How many of them did you back?
hakers
08-12-2006, 04:10 PM
Originally posted by Ian Hart
Great tipping Hakers :p
How many of them did you back?
All bar standin. Little bit on each but went larger on tidal and border ;)
palace & proud
08-12-2006, 04:22 PM
[QUOTE]Originally posted by palace & proud
1:55 Sporting Index Handicap Chase (Cross Country) (Class 2) (5yo+) Winner £14,404.90
Spot Thedifference (N.B)
on at 6's :lux: :lux: :lux:
The horse still has it unreal today :D
palace & proud
08-12-2006, 04:50 PM
THE JOY OF SIX!
http://www.racingpost.co.uk/images/graphics/plum_spot510.jpg
SPOT THEDIFFERENCE (pictured far right) made it six wins overCheltenham’s unique array of 32 cross-country fences in the hands of regular partner JT McNamara - the big surprise being the generous starting price of 6-1 on Friday.
JP McManus’s pride and joy, 13 going on 14, will now be trained with another win around the circuit at the Cheltenham Festival next March in mind before a well-earned retirement beckons.
Having been taken on up front by French raider Plum’tee for much of the Sporting Index-sponsored race, Spot Thedifference had to call on all his strength and determination to hit the front again going to the last and scoring all out by a length.
It was another length and a quarter back in third spot to 100-30 favourite Heads On The Ground who, like the winner, sported the McManus silks and is trained by Enda Bolger at Bruree, County Limerick.
Bolger was understandably delighted with yet another cross-country win for his evergreen star saying: “It’s amazing. A horse of his age with the soft ground against him and he has doddled up. What do you say? “I rode him out on the course yesterday and we got caught in a heavy shower with the wind howling.
“He hated it and I told JP that if the horse was a human being he would be using some very colourful language.
“But John Thomas has given him a really good ride out there and the two seem to hit it off and the plan will be to come back here in March for another of these which he won two years ago.”
However, Bolger added: “That race could well be his swansong though as he will be 14 years old then and does not owe anybody anything.”
1fc2
LLCOOLSTEVE
08-12-2006, 11:16 PM
Hakers you must have had some inside info on Border Castle
palace & proud
08-12-2006, 11:19 PM
Originally posted by LLCOOLSTEVE
Hakers you must have had some inside info on Border Castle
Just like i did on Spot thedifference :D
hakers
08-12-2006, 11:28 PM
Originally posted by LLCOOLSTEVE
Hakers you must have had some inside info on Border Castle
What makes you say that?
palace & proud
08-12-2006, 11:32 PM
Originally posted by hakers
What makes you say that?
:eek:
hakers
08-12-2006, 11:41 PM
I had picked it out in the morning, thought it was massively overpriced on what he has done before against a stupidly short priced fav. Had backed it then heard a 'whisper' for it so stuck a little more on. Had it been 'inside' i'd have had a fair bit more on it.
Re Tidal Bay, as mentioned before, I have had proper info on it in the past (although not today), and fancied it to beat KFF today.
LLCOOLSTEVE
08-12-2006, 11:51 PM
I say that as 100 ew on a 20/1 shot is big old bet....Ive looked at the form and ir doesnt appear to stand out
hakers
09-12-2006, 12:13 AM
Originally posted by LLCOOLSTEVE
I say that as 100 ew on a 20/1 shot is big old bet....Ive looked at the form and ir doesnt appear to stand out
I see. Was basically a '1pt ew' bet for me. I couldn't see it finishing outside of the top 4, had there only have been 15 runners i'd have only gone 1/2 pt ew. The max i'd go to is 5 points win or 2.5 ew. A 'normal' bet would be a 1/2 pt ew, a stronger fancy 1 pt ew, info bet 1.5 to 2 pts ew up to a max of 2.5 (depending on what i hear and from what source). If price less than about 7/2 i tend to just do win only (on the same scale). Dont tend to do any higher than 2.5point per outcome on a horse but have done the whole 5 on a win before (i've had 5 max bets over the last 5 months, 4 of which have won).
How much per point depends on how well i'm doing, at the moment it is a ton, and that is the highest i'll go to. I tend to review weekly.
LLCOOLSTEVE
09-12-2006, 12:15 AM
Its form is patchy though, yes was a good flat horse, but didnt see out a couple of trips so im surprised at how well it bounded up that hill.
hakers
09-12-2006, 12:38 AM
Fom patchy maybe, but depends on how you read it (and to be fair everyone reads it differently), and also in relation to the other horses in the field. He also runs well fresh which was another factor for me. IMO in the context of that race alone i thought it was a strong ew bet (at 4 places), and that it was overpriced at 20/1.
CHERRY TREE BRB
09-12-2006, 06:35 AM
Looks like we all had a good day in one way or another yesterday, absolutely quality tipping from Hakers, once again- well done fella:p
CHERRY TREE BRB
09-12-2006, 07:33 AM
Todays Selections
Cheltenham
1220- Tritronix
1255- KALCA MOME ( NAP )
130- Black Jack Ketchum
205-Dont Push It
240- Bannow Strand/Thisthatandtother- Reverse Forecast
315- Detroit City
345- Massini's Maguire (NB )
palace & proud
09-12-2006, 10:46 AM
Cheltenham
Risk Runner
Darby Wall
Black Jack Ketchem
Dont Push It
Barrow Strand/Tikram F/C
Detroit City
hakers
09-12-2006, 11:22 AM
Originally posted by CHERRY TREE BRB
Looks like we all had a good day in one way or another yesterday, absolutely quality tipping from Hakers, once again- well done fella:p
Cheers matey
today at chelt i fancy:
12.20 - Pommerol ew
12.55 - Kalca Mome
1.30 - Blazing Bailey (just a small one just in case :D - BJK far to short to be backed)
2.05 - Dont push it
2.40 - Reveillez ew
3.15 - Hardy Eustace
3.45 - Imperial Commander
Nothing i fancy though is as strong as yesterdays :(
CHERRY TREE BRB
09-12-2006, 12:04 PM
Originally posted by CHERRY TREE BRB
Todays Selections
Cheltenham
1255- KALCA MOME ( NAP )
:lux: :lux: :lux:
2 winnings naps, 2 days in a row
:confused: took the 11/4 this morning, drifted right out
hakers
09-12-2006, 12:56 PM
Originally posted by CHERRY TREE BRB
:lux: :lux: :lux:
2 winnings naps, 2 days in a row
:confused: took the 11/4 this morning, drifted right out
Cant argue with that matey, nice one. Didnt fancy any of mine enough to make a nap or nb.
Shocked with the drift myself too.
palace & proud
10-12-2006, 01:16 AM
Nothing live's with the Black Jack ketchum or the Detroit City...
Shorten right up for Cheltham now..:lux:
CHERRY TREE BRB
10-12-2006, 07:41 AM
Black Jack Ketchum and Detroit City look almost unopposable at the moment, heres hoping anyway:p
CHERRY TREE BRB
10-12-2006, 07:48 AM
Sundays Selections
205 Punchestown - JUSTIFIED ( NAP )
145 Cork - JIM ( nb )
macstar
10-12-2006, 09:55 AM
Originally posted by CHERRY TREE BRB
Sundays Selections
205 Punchestown - JUSTIFIED ( NAP )
145 Cork - JIM ( nb )
although a disappointing result last time out, i'd put my dosh on War of Attrition in the 2.05. 2/1 at the moment.
1fb1
CHERRY TREE BRB
10-12-2006, 10:58 AM
Originally posted by macstar
although a disappointing result last time out, i'd put my dosh on War of Attrition in the 2.05. 2/1 at the moment.
Will hate the ground, War of Attrition won a poor gold cup last season, he will be nowhere near the top jumping honours this time round. Would put both justified and Hi cloy in front of him here
hakers
10-12-2006, 11:32 AM
Originally posted by CHERRY TREE BRB
Black Jack Ketchum and Detroit City look almost unopposable at the moment, heres hoping anyway:p
If we are talking the festival then Black Jack yes, Detroit I'm personally not so sure. Yesterdays race was interesting but i think one jockey beat the other rather than one horse beating the other - Detroit was given a better ride IMO. Another 50-100 yards and Hardy would have got up and beat him (or at least we would have seen how Detroit battled back). That said, the race didn't suit either so is hard to tell - neither lost anything yesterday, but IMHO neither really gained anything either (ie in no way am i more encouraged to back Detroit, if anything i am more likely to go against him for the Champion).
BJK on the other hand was unbelievably impressive, was a slight doubt with the ground which is why i had a small bet on Bailey just in case, but he blew those doubts out the water. It would be a major major shock if he didnt win at cheltenham.
CHERRY TREE BRB
10-12-2006, 11:42 AM
Agree with some of what you said, saying that though yesterday was basically a match, a tactical affair whatever you want to call it, will and has suited Detroit in a 'real' race, the course from speaks for itself, Im just praying neither of them get injured, Im more worried about that, because I think they'll both win in March.
Day started ok, Labelthou let me down for a yankee, and football wise, Southampton for a nice little acca too.
Justified, Hi Cloy and Nickname the 1-2-3 this afternoon, wonder what price Kauto will be if War of Attrition blows up again
CHERRY TREE BRB
10-12-2006, 01:17 PM
Only watched a text commentary, IN COMPLIANCE must surely enter ryanair chase/ gold cup calculations now
LLCOOLSTEVE
10-12-2006, 06:34 PM
Originally posted by hakers
If we are talking the festival then Black Jack yes, Detroit I'm personally not so sure. Yesterdays race was interesting but i think one jockey beat the other rather than one horse beating the other - Detroit was given a better ride IMO. Another 50-100 yards and Hardy would have got up and beat him (or at least we would have seen how Detroit battled back). That said, the race didn't suit either so is hard to tell - neither lost anything yesterday, but IMHO neither really gained anything either (ie in no way am i more encouraged to back Detroit, if anything i am more likely to go against him for the Champion).
BJK on the other hand was unbelievably impressive, was a slight doubt with the ground which is why i had a small bet on Bailey just in case, but he blew those doubts out the water. It would be a major major shock if he didnt win at cheltenham.
I agree.
I didnt like Detroit Citys performance yesterday, looked a bit iffy, yes it was a tactical affair and there was no strong Gallop unlike the Champion Hurdle but to only beat Hardy by a length when getting 4lbs doesnt sit well with me, something will beat Detroit City come March.
palace & proud
11-12-2006, 08:05 AM
With war of Attrition getting beatt again,Its gonna leave Kauto Much shorter for the Gold Cup in march,well i dont mind im on at 4/1 :)
Cant see nothing past it TBH.
palace & proud
12-12-2006, 12:02 PM
Swift odds-on at Festival
WESTMEAD SWIFT is odds-on for the Ladbrokes Christmas Festival Stayers final over 630m at Monmore on Friday after a sparkling performance in the heats at the Wolverhampton track yesterday afternoon.
Nick Savva’s bitch was in front early in the opening heat and pulled further away with every stride, eventually coming home seven lengths to the good of a staying-on Fabulous Sophie in 37.99sec.
Punters were on the back foot in the other two heats starting with the 10-1 victory of Lady Three Star (38.67sec) over a disappointing Spiridon Louis in the second and quickly followed by the 12-1 all-the-way success for Jethart Joe (38.27sec) from Westmead Olivia in the third.
Courts Ad Be, Raging Jack and Ronnies Hare were respectively quickest in the supporting Bitches, Dogs and Sprint competitions
*Draw for Friday’s £5,000 Ladbrokes Christmas Festival Stayers final (with betting from the sponsor):
1 Fabulous Sophie (8), 2 Spiridon Louis (5), 3 Westmead Swift (m)(8-11), 4 Jethart Joe (m)(12), 5 Westmead Olivia (w)(11-4), 6 Lady Three Star (w)(16).
Bitches: 1 Fourcuil Moth, 2 Bangor April, 3 Breeze Hill Juli, 4 Corleones Flyer (w), 5Adamant Lady (w), 6 Courts Ad Be (w).
Dogs: 1 Bat On, 2 Corleones Flash, 3 Delwood Burrow, 4 Raging Jack, 5 Blacks Noble, 6 Roys Presence (m).
Sprint: 1 Lambstown Blue, 2 Boher Chief, 3 Shapeshifta (m), 4 Ronnies Hare (m), 5 Velvet Shearer (m), 6 Shelbourne Ice (w)
CHERRY TREE BRB
12-12-2006, 12:40 PM
See your at the cutting and pasting again:D
palace & proud
12-12-2006, 12:43 PM
Originally posted by CHERRY TREE BRB
See your at the cutting and pasting again:D
Dont you Start :o :D
StuNick
13-12-2006, 08:29 AM
Guys, I've had a tip for the BGC Long Walk Hurdle at Ascot on Saturday
Neptune Collonges. The only price I can find is on Betfair at 4.1 the lay being offered at 5.1. Does anyone know anything about the horse and if you think it is a good bet at 4.1 or should I wait until the normal bookies are giving prices? thanks
CHERRY TREE BRB
13-12-2006, 11:37 AM
Originally posted by StuNick
Guys, I've had a tip for the BGC Long Walk Hurdle at Ascot on Saturday
Neptune Collonges. The only price I can find is on Betfair at 4.1 the lay being offered at 5.1. Does anyone know anything about the horse and if you think it is a good bet at 4.1 or should I wait until the normal bookies are giving prices? thanks
It would definitly have a decent chance, may be favourite, depends what else runs from the declared runners, from the all conquering Paul Nicholls stable and Ruby will probably ride. Mighty Man, No refuge and Redemption are all entitled to respect though
22de
palace & proud
14-12-2006, 12:00 AM
Originally posted by StuNick
Guys, I've had a tip for the BGC Long Walk Hurdle at Ascot on Saturday
Neptune Collonges. The only price I can find is on Betfair at 4.1 the lay being offered at 5.1. Does anyone know anything about the horse and if you think it is a good bet at 4.1 or should I wait until the normal bookies are giving prices? thanks
Will be a great race,Mighty Man is favourite which i saw in william Hills.But i Fancy Irish Wolf.. in that..:p
palace & proud
14-12-2006, 12:04 AM
Ascot , December 16th
* That's your Winner -> Tipperary All Star
Tarlac 4/1
Tipperary All Star 6/1
Well Mounted 6/1
Overstrand 8/1
Victram 10/1
Acambo 11/1
Nation State 12/1
Chief Yeoman 16/1
Artist´s Muse 20/1
Kings Quay 20/1
Pirate Flagship 20/1
Prime Contender 20/1
Slew Charm 20/1
Verasi 20/1
Gods Token 25/1
Pilca 25/1
Desert Air 33/1
Mephisto 33/1
Premier Dane 33/1
Star Shot 33/1
Mahogany Blaze 40/1
Wee Dinns 40/1
Symphonique 66/1
Tamreen 66/1
Astronomic 100/1
hakers
14-12-2006, 12:10 AM
Thats my lay sorted for saturday then. ;)
palace & proud
14-12-2006, 12:16 AM
Originally posted by hakers
Thats my lay sorted for saturday then. ;)
You came unstuck last time when you really fancied a horse,I said it couldnt win :p
hakers
14-12-2006, 12:19 AM
Which one?
palace & proud
14-12-2006, 12:25 AM
Originally posted by hakers
What odds will you give me on that?
Its on the Lay of the day thread..
Chelt:
1.55 Cuan Na Grai
You replied -> What odds will you give me on that?
and it got turnt over :o
hakers
14-12-2006, 12:35 AM
:o
Git :p
palace & proud
14-12-2006, 12:38 AM
Originally posted by hakers
:o
Git :p
Enough Said :D
Dont tell me you fancy Pipes horse - Acambo :sob:
hakers
14-12-2006, 08:58 AM
Originally posted by palace & proud
Enough Said :D
Dont tell me you fancy Pipes horse - Acambo :sob:
No - unless i hear.
There is one in there i really fancy though - and it's higher than 16's ;)
any tips for the weekend hakers. havent had a winner for a while
hakers
15-12-2006, 09:36 PM
Early ascot fancies for me:
12.35 - Crozan
1.10 - Copsale Lad
1.40 - Tarlac
2.10 - Blazing Bailey
2.45 - Ringaroses (nap)
3.20 - Harrowman
Others:
2.05 - hay - Oscar Park
2.35 - hay - Wild Cane Ridge
3.05 - hay - New Team (nb)
12.55 - ling - Special Gold
2.00 - ling - Sweeney
1.50 - new - The Ring
2.50 - new - European Dream
also think pilca has a good chance
hakers
15-12-2006, 09:49 PM
Originally posted by foxy
also think pilca has a good chance
Come 2nd to my 20/1 winner last time out. Has a decent shout but the fact he is running from out of the handicap and only 8 days since his last run puts me off a bit. There will be worst 18/1 shots though.
CHERRY TREE BRB
16-12-2006, 09:01 AM
Saturdays Selections
Haydock
100 - Albertas Run (nb)
205- Jazz D'estruval
Ascot
110- FORK LIGHTNING ( NAP )
140- Tipperary All Star / Pilca (EW)
210 - Mighty Man
palace & proud
16-12-2006, 09:59 AM
Ascot
12.35 - Tamarinbleu
1.10 - Graphic Approach
1.40 - Tipperary All Star
2.10 - Irish Wolf
2.45 - Ringaroses
3.20 - Kia Kaha
palace & proud
16-12-2006, 03:39 PM
Originally posted by palace & proud
Enough Said :D
Dont tell me you fancy Pipes horse - Acambo :sob:
It ran a great race today The Pipe stable is starting to fire now.
Ian Hart
16-12-2006, 04:22 PM
I only ever lay horses over the jumps, rather than back them to win. And in doing that I avoid the top meetings like Ascot. But over the last 3 days I've layed against 9 horses, and all of them have lost - the best run of lays that I've had.
Horses have been going off at ridiculously low odds in heavy going. Just take as one example from today the 13:00 race at Haydock. It's a handicap, so in theory at least the handicapper has tried to weight them so that they all finish equal. Ok, that's not possible, but it's still worth bearing in mind when you weigh up whether odds represent value. Yet in a field of 12 runners on heavy, unpredictable going Albertas Run goes off at 4/6 - a totally ludicrous price, and a very obvious lay.
The stupidity of some punters never ceases to amaze me. (None on this board I hope :p )
LLCOOLSTEVE
19-12-2006, 10:34 AM
Fallon speaks :)
"Next year, I will be better than ever. I have never been more hungry; and I am determined to repay Coolmore for standing by me. I have ridden well over the last couple of years, but still made the odd mental error. But now I am going to be sharper than ever, because I will appreciate and enjoy being able to ride those good horses all the more.
"The important thing hasbeen to stay in touch . When I ride out, it is not just my horse I try to learn about, but all those around it. That is something you might not realise, but I try to learn every little thing about them every day."
For what it is worth, Fallon sounded exactly as he spoke. He was serious in tone but not guarded in revealing his feelings. Nevertheless, his situation is not one over which to be glib and neither is he treating it that way.
212f
palace & proud
19-12-2006, 11:39 AM
Originally posted by LLCOOLSTEVE
Fallon speaks :)
:S:
palace & proud
19-12-2006, 04:27 PM
Brough Park tonight Live on sky Sports,The All England Cup Final - 9.45pm.
8.35 - Trap 5 - Toms View
8.50 - Trap 6 - Droopys Rokocoko
9.10 - Trap 3 - Zigzag Dutchy
9.25 - Trap 2 - Calzaghe Frisby
9.45 - William Hill All England Cup Final :
Trap 4 - Geordie Parker / to Beat Trap 3 - Clash Harmonica
LLCOOLSTEVE
19-12-2006, 04:47 PM
Originally posted by palace & proud
Brough Park tonight Live on sky Sports,The All England Cup Final - 9.45pm.
8.35 - Trap 5 - Toms View
8.50 - Trap 6 - Droopys Rokocoko
9.10 - Trap 3 - Zigzag Dutchy
9.25 - Trap 2 - Calzaghe Frisby
9.45 - William Hill All England Cup Final :
Trap 4 - Geordie Parker / to Beat Trap 3 - Clash Harmonica
:S:
palace & proud
19-12-2006, 05:40 PM
Originally posted by LLCOOLSTEVE
:S:
:eek:
Gooders
21-12-2006, 08:11 AM
I don't play the laying game but for those of you that do, the 5.50 at Wolverhampton has caught my eye.
They call Flame Creek the favourite and the Racing Post "experts" say that he's looking well handicapped, whereas the handicapper has allegedly caught up with Billich.
On Nov 27th, Billich beat Flame Creek (albeit over 2 furlong shorter) and is a whopping 15lbs better off with him today. How the •••• can Flame Creek be "well-handicapped" and Billich not? :confused:
Add in the fact that you have Market Watcher running for you (who has won his last two races very easily) and a couple of others that have some form, then I reckon Flame Creek is eminently beatable.
soutwell selections
12.30: Stanley George
1.00: Rafferty NAP
1.30: Alphorism
2.00: Bussel
2.30: Eau Good
3.00: California Laws
3.30: Woodhill Schnaps
in the 1.00 although rafferty is my nap it is a dodgy trainer. so keep an eye on climate as well/ callans only ride for ryan. also dont want to look like im going for the short priced favs but i think they will win.
Ludlow Selections
12.40: Spanish story
1.10: Kaladous
1.40: Jarro
2.10: Darkshape
2.40: Mighty Matters
3.10: Tambourine Davis
3.40: King Neptune e/w
Exeter Selections
12.50: Heres Johnny
1.20: Never So Blue NB
1.50: New Little Bric
2.20: Nenuphar Collonges
2.50: Even More
3.20: Joli Classical
1.50: New Little Bric is ruby walshe's only ride today. has come over from ireland get on.
Wolverhampton Selections
3.50: Following Flow
4.20: Amron Hill
4.50: Show Trial
5.20: Newkeylets
5.50: Mr Excel
6.20: Bond Playboy
palace & proud
21-12-2006, 10:04 PM
Originally posted by foxy
Exeter Selections
1.50: New Little Bric
1.50: New Little Bric is ruby walshe's only ride today. has come over from ireland get on.
You couldnt get on at 1/7f
Nicholas Had quiet a few runners today as well..Surpraised he never rode anymore!
hereford selections:
12.30: lesdream
1.00: Anshabil
1.30: Another Conquest
2.00: Blue Splash
2.30: Daraybad
3.00: Inishturk
3.30: Tabaran
Kempton selections
1.20: Fantasy Crusader
1.50: Darling Belinda
2.20: Shunkawakahn
2.50: Qik Dip
3.20: Kinsman
3.55: Kissi Kissi Nap
4.20: Artzola
lingfield selections
12.10: Camp Attack
12.40: Iron Pearl
1.10: Gwilym
1.40: Cupid's Glory
2.10: Orchard Supreme
2.40: Cove Mountain
3.10: Eva Soneva So Fast
3.40: Shaheer
Wolverhampton selections
3.50: Dixieland Boy
4.20: Raquel White
4.50: Elhareer
5.20: Cree
5.50: Italian Romance
6.20: Peruvian Prince NB
palace & proud
23-12-2006, 12:50 PM
Hereford
2.10 - Hoo La Baloo
3.15 - Patman Du Charmal
palace & proud
23-12-2006, 09:50 PM
Originally posted by zoom
Happy fellow mug punters.
Watch out for L'aventure in the welsh national. She won the race last year.
Have a good one peeps. :p
I fancy Juveigneur was unlucky in the Henessy Gold Cup at Newbury. 12/1 atm.
You too fella :p
palace & proud
23-12-2006, 09:55 PM
Got some good racing on the 26th & 27th Dec.. Kempton & Chepstow.
Selctions to follow :
Latest Betting on the King George & the Welsh National:
2006 Stan James King George VI Chase
Kauto Star 4/7
Monet's Garden 5/1
Racing Demon 5/1
Exotic Dancer 12/1
Monkerhostin 14/1
Ollie Magern 33/1
Commercial Flyer 40/1
Puntal 200/1
Ballycassidy 20
2006 Coral Welsh National
Halcon Genelardais 5/1
Lou Du Moulin Mas 7/1
Bob Bob Bobbin 8/1
L´Aventure 8/1
Kinburn 10/1
Simon 10/1
Juveigneur 12/1
One Knight 12/1
Lordofourown 14/1
Mount Clerigo 14/1
Omni Cosmo Touch 14/1
Twelve Paces 14/1
My Will 16/1
All In The Stars 20/1
Hautclan 20/1
Innox 20/1
Mon Mome 20/1
Naunton Brook 20/1
Truckers Tavern 20/1
Iris Bleu 25/1
Keepatem 25/1
Korelo 25/1
Preacher Boy 25/1
Run For Paddy 25/1
Sir Rembrandt 25/1
Farmer Grant 33/1
Jack High 40/1
Puntal 40/1
Garryvoe 50/1
Tanterari 50/1
Cowboyboots 100/1
Heros Collonges 100/1
Rosie Redman 100/1
Solarius 100/1
Willie John Daly 100/1
Kilbready Boy 200/1
Mr Dow Jones 200/1
Victory Gunner 200/1
Whitford Don 250/1
15ff
hakers
24-12-2006, 10:01 PM
Early selections for Boxing days kempton meet:
12.35 - Khyber Kim
1.10 - Yes Sir
1.45 - Afsoun
2.20 - Racing Demon
3.00 - Craven
3.30 - Maharbal (but only if not weak in the betting)
hakers
25-12-2006, 10:49 AM
Happy christmas all :lux: :p
palace & proud
25-12-2006, 06:56 PM
Originally posted by hakers
Happy christmas all :lux: :p
:lux: :lux: :lux: :p
palace & proud
25-12-2006, 09:42 PM
Boxing Day Selections
Kempton
12.35 - Khyber Kim
1.10 -Knowhere
1.45 - Straw Bear (NAP)
2.20 Stan James King George VI Chase (Grade 1) (Class 1)
Exotic Dancer E/W
3.00 - Craven
3.30 - Smart Mover
Huntington
12.15 - Christdalo
12.45 - Clearly In Motion - E/W
1.20 - Thenford Star
1.50 - Inch Pride
Wincanton
2.40 -Leading Contender
3.15 - Obelix De Longechaux
Wetherby
12.50 - Naiad Du Misselot - E/W
1.25 - Sir Rembrandt E/W
3.35 - Roaringwater
Leopardtown
2.35 - Schindlers Hunt
3.10 - Our Ben - E/W
LLCOOLSTEVE
26-12-2006, 11:50 AM
Like a couple today
1 Maharbal @ 10/3 3.30 Kempton
2 Marko Jadeo @ 7/4 2.15 Wolves
LLCOOLSTEVE
26-12-2006, 01:29 PM
Kauto Star is a machine, makes mistakes but wins easy....
Straw Bear ran a shocker earlier
palace & proud
26-12-2006, 01:58 PM
Originally posted by LLCOOLSTEVE
Kauto Star is a machine, makes mistakes but wins easy....
Straw Bear ran a shocker earlier
Totally Agree :p
Kauto only needs to jump at Cheltenham - it will piss up!
LLCOOLSTEVE
26-12-2006, 02:43 PM
Originally posted by LLCOOLSTEVE
Like a couple today
1 Maharbal @ 10/3 3.30 Kempton
2 Marko Jadeo @ 7/4 2.15 Wolves
Marko Jadeo missed the break and finished 4th, But Maharbal wins easily at 7/2
:)
Had a lumpy ish bet on that
hakers
26-12-2006, 02:55 PM
Originally posted by palace & proud
Totally Agree :p
Kauto only needs to jump at Cheltenham - it will piss up!
Which it failed to the only time he has run there - the 'mistake' at the last today 'could' have been down to a loose bit of ground he landed in just as he was about to take off. If he makes a mistake like he did at the forth last at cheltenham Ruby will be on the deck, the fences at Kempton are 'easier' the plough through which is why he not away with it.
No doubt that the horse has a serious engine in him, one of the best in all honesty, he won easily with the mistake - he can not afford however to make the mistake he did at cheltenham though.
hakers
26-12-2006, 03:03 PM
12.35 - Khyber Kim non runner - went with blyth knight e/w. didn't fancy KFF but by all account bust a blood vessal so can be forgiven such a poor run
1.10 - Yes Sir what can i say - VERY disappointed with his run
1.45 - Afsoun going well when a poor jump brought him down - didnt fancy SB today, especially at the price
2.20 - Racing Demon always up against it but ran well enough in defeat - better price than i expected and still profit. no matter how good a horse is, cant be backing at the odds of KS
3.00 - Craven changed my mind on this due to gamble and backed oedipe instead which hacked up.
3.30 - Maharbal (but only if not weak in the betting) was backed in end so got on - won very well.
LLCOOLSTEVE
26-12-2006, 03:30 PM
Didnt see you had backed Maharbal too :)
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