: Fri Aug 14, 2009 2:08 pm  

Tomorrows Scandanavian Grand Prix

Not quite sure why Nicki Pedersen is so short considering he has hardly ridden since his horrible World Cup injury and was hardly pulling up trees before that.

Crump looks generous at 7/2 but considering he is usually around the 3 or 4/1 mark Emil Saifutdinov at 8/1 has to be decent value and the one to be on.

: Fri Aug 14, 2009 2:25 pm  

espanyolswan wrote:

Tomorrows Scandanavian Grand Prix

Not quite sure why Nicki Pedersen is so short considering he has hardly ridden since his horrible World Cup injury and was hardly pulling up trees before that.

Crump looks generous at 7/2 but considering he is usually around the 3 or 4/1 mark Emil Saifutdinov at 8/1 has to be decent value and the one to be on.

Was looking at this on the ITV Betting Tips and they have gone for Leigh Adams (12/1) e.w having won the event in 2007 & 2008 and made the final for the last four years, What type of form is he in do you know?...

: Fri Aug 14, 2009 2:27 pm  

Was given Pattern Mark a few weeks ago as an absolute maximum bet but it was pulled out because it wants to hear it's hooves rattle. Runs in the 4.45 at Nottingham and not sure whether the ground will be firm enough, but the money is down (been backed from 11/2 into a best priced 4's) that money maybe each way, but it's a shrewd stable with a good jockey up too.

: Fri Aug 14, 2009 2:35 pm  

Gone for Leeds and United and Millwall double.

15quid stake returns 50 pound.

Now it will probably go tits up, but ahh well

: Fri Aug 14, 2009 2:49 pm  

The Joker® wrote:

Was looking at this on the ITV Betting Tips and they have gone for Leigh Adams (12/1) e.w having won the event in 2007 & 2008 and made the final for the last four years, What type of form is he in do you know?...

Not bad always there or there abouts and I think 14/1 best price is fair

Good chance of making the final but I think in the Elite League he sees himself as one of the top riders but at World Championship level I think there are one or two self doubts about how good he still is. Saying that going back to a favourite track will boost him and a small interest at 14/1 is not a bad shout.

: Fri Aug 14, 2009 2:50 pm  

Invincible wrote:

Gone for Leeds and United and Millwall double.

15quid stake returns 50 pound.

Now it will probably go tits up, but ahh well

Looks reasonable

: Fri Aug 14, 2009 4:11 pm  

Invincible wrote:

Gone for Leeds and United and Millwall double.

15quid stake returns 50 pound.

Now it will probably go tits up, but ahh well

Looks decent

I like the look of

Blackburn v Man City 11/10
Scunthorpe v Derby 9/4
Exeter v Norwich 7/4

Looks a decent treble

: Fri Aug 14, 2009 4:16 pm  

just put a £5.00 bet on kevin penny to score the first try for warrington tonight.

: Fri Aug 14, 2009 6:28 pm  

Wigan Warriors

Cameron Phelps, Amos Roberts, Martin Gleeson, George Carmont, Pat Richards, Sam Tomkins, Thomas Leuluai, Andy Coley, Mark Riddell, paul Prescott, Joel Tomkins, Harrison Hansen, Sean O'Loughlin

Subs: Stuart Fielden, Iafeta Paleaaesina, Lee Mossop, Mark Flanagan

Warrington Wolves

Richie Mathers, Kevin Penny, Vinnie Anderson, Paul Johnson, Chris Riley, Chris Bridge, Lee Briers, Adrian Morley, Michael Monaghan, Michael Cooper, Louis Anderson, Lee Mitchell , Ben Westwood

Subs: Steve Pickersgill, Paul Rauhihi, Matt Blythe, Tyrone McCarthy

Can that Warrington Wolves selection really be given a +14 (10/11) start at SkyBet, Is it as much a steal as i think it is?, Also i might dabble with the (7/2) off levels and Warrington 1-10 (11/2)......

[Wanderer]

: Fri Aug 14, 2009 6:32 pm  

Hicks, King, Clarke, Carvell & Harrison all missing from Warringtons victorious Semi-Final 17. Penny, Mitchell, Blythe, Pickersgill and McCarthy all included.

Joel Tomkins replaces the injured Phil Bailey for Wigan. Lee Mossop comes onto the bench.