Re: More betting chat.... : Thu Oct 07, 2010 5:31 pm  

rob_a wrote:

Captain Louie 5:40 Wolverhampton

Beeten by 1/2 length but small e/w profit

Re: More betting chat.... : Thu Oct 07, 2010 6:59 pm  

Roonaldo6 wrote:

Ammunition 3:35 Exeter

Won at 4/1 well in.

Done a couple for tomorrow don't think their prices be this big.

York 2.45 Kirklees @ 6/4

Group winner close 4th LTO after long break which should put it right for this.

York 3.20 Eton Rifles 7/1 E/W

Ran to 101 coming 2nd LTO due to go up 10lbs after the race for it, has form on soft ground anything near its last run would put it in a great shot of winning the race and 7/1 is pretty big.

Re: More betting chat.... : Thu Oct 07, 2010 9:54 pm  

Ronnie O Sullivan... u lover

Re: More betting chat.... : Thu Oct 07, 2010 10:06 pm  

Ladbrokes.Com Stakes Heritage Handicap on Saturday.

Prompter 8/1 E/W 4 places NR NB

Went in first handicap race over this CD last time out off 102 coming from last for second was held up at the back of the field and was badly hampered when starting to make move ran to 111 (only top weight Man Of Iron has better an thats on AW) its now on a mark of 104 but leading apprentice jockey Martin Lane takes 3lbs off to put in below its last run, has run well at Ascot with 3 very close 2nds an also goes with give in the ground only problem seems to be the low draw but seems a very big price still based on its last run and mark.

Re: More betting chat.... : Fri Oct 08, 2010 9:37 am  

Wire_85 wrote:

Won at 4/1 well in.

Done a couple for tomorrow don't think their prices be this big.

York 2.45 Kirklees @ 6/4

Group winner close 4th LTO after long break which should put it right for this.

York 3.20 Eton Rifles 7/1 E/W

Ran to 101 coming 2nd LTO due to go up 10lbs after the race for it, has form on soft ground anything near its last run would put it in a great shot of winning the race and 7/1 is pretty big.

Have also taken Kirklees but only got 5/4

Re: More betting chat.... : Fri Oct 08, 2010 11:06 am  

Evens now

Done another Breeders Cup bet

Breeder's Cup Sprint - 12/1 E/W Kinsale King

Big fav Discreetly Mine has pulled out this morning

Kinsale King will train up to BC

One leading sprinter not expected to start in the Ancient Title is Kinsale King, who won the $2 million Golden Shaheen in Dubai in March.

After mixed results in England in the spring and summer – a third-place finish in the Group 1 Golden Jubilee at Ascot in June and a 12th in the Group 1 July Cup at Newmarket in July – trainer Carl O’Callaghan said that Kinsale King will be trained up to the Breeders’ Cup Sprint at Churchill Downs on Nov. 6.

In his last start in the United States, Kinsale King won the Grade 2 Palos Verdes Handicap at Santa Anita in January, beating a field that included Dancing in Silks, who finished third.

Saturday, Kinsale King worked five furlongs in 58.60 seconds, the fastest of 80 recorded works at the distance. Three times from Sept. 4 through Sept. 18, Kinsale King had the fastest five-furlong workout of the morning at Hollywood Park.

“I could run him in the Ancient Title, but I’d rather work him up to the Breeders’ Cup,” O’Callaghan said on Saturday.

Re: More betting chat.... : Fri Oct 08, 2010 1:04 pm  

One main bet today and thats Kirklees too... although got 5/4 with Hills this morning, that dissapreared to 10/11 now.

Re: More betting chat.... : Fri Oct 08, 2010 4:37 pm  

Waseet at 18/1 comes to the bookies rescue as 2nd fave Kings Gambit was second. Nice little earner for them.


Sporting life wrote

Former England striker Alan Shearer was on target as a racehorse owner when Justonefortheroad sprang a 25-1 surprise at York.

The BBC soccer pundit made the right decision in being on the Knavesmire rather than be with the other two members of the winning Pontoon Partnership, who preferred a golfing weekend in Spain.

My heart bleeds. Wish I had that choice of watching my horse run or shanting it up on a golfing trip.


I hope to collect a bit of it off them tomorrow from the Paul Nicholls runner in the first at Chepstow. Depends how stingy the price goes. Finished third in a listed race in France on its hurdles debut, and has since joined the champion trainer. The form of that race looks good as well so providing the price isn't stupid I will be keeping a very close eye on it.

Re: More betting chat.... : Fri Oct 08, 2010 5:13 pm  

Thought Eton Rifles was going to run away with it at one point

Re: More betting chat.... : Fri Oct 08, 2010 5:23 pm  

andym1988 wrote:

Waseet at 18/1 comes to the bookies rescue as 2nd fave Kings Gambit was second. Nice little earner for them.


Sporting life wrote
My heart bleeds. Wish I had that choice of watching my horse run or shanting it up on a golfing trip.


I hope to collect a bit of it off them tomorrow from the Paul Nicholls runner in the first at Chepstow. Depends how stingy the price goes. Finished third in a listed race in France on its hurdles debut, and has since joined the champion trainer. The form of that race looks good as well so providing the price isn't stupid I will be keeping a very close eye on it.

Just be careful with that one (Domtaline) I did my conkers on a few of his French newbies last season.