Re: Betting Chat : Sun Nov 28, 2010 11:09 am  

Fairyhouse goes ahead on Thursday and they're very confident that Head Of The Posse will win the Drinmore - did what was supposed to be his final piece of work on Friday which went very well.

Back Of The Pack will go well too IMO - racing handy and she's a much much better horse over fences than she was over hurdles, good trainer too is Colin Kidd.

Looking forward to it now - and later I'll have a go at going through the card at Auteuil again

Re: Betting Chat : Sun Nov 28, 2010 11:24 am  

Still not happy lost my 3/1 and 7/2 Hurricane Fly

Mikael Dhaguenet and Jessies Dream will be hard to beat in the Drinmore.

Anyone see the farce that was the Japan Cup? Shocking.

Re: Betting Chat : Sun Nov 28, 2010 11:42 am  

Yep - unlucky DQ for Soumillon and Buena Vista, my mates horse was tailed in the race

Auteuil
Race 1 - Il Piccolo - 4th
Race 2 - Katenko - 1st @ 9/4
Race 3 - Font Froide - Pulled Up
Race 4 - Rubi Ball (NAP) - 1st @ 5/6
Race 5 - Lake World - Fell
Race 6 - Sam Light - Fell
Race 7 - Diamant De Beaufai (NB) - 3rd @ 11/2

Martin

ps. Also backing Resentful Angel at Kempton - two good wins on her last visits to the track and the fav looks weak to me.

Re: Betting Chat : Sun Nov 28, 2010 3:49 pm  

Gavin Miller - Legend wrote:

My footy coupon goes into the Sunday for the Norwich/Ipswich clash.

Did
Palace,Coventry and Dover to win and Brighton/FC United to draw.

Go on the Canaries
£432 payout for a £2 stake.

Re: Betting Chat : Sun Nov 28, 2010 5:08 pm  

Heads up for anyone who likes Ante Post betting great offer by Ladbrokes IMO from 12am tonight. Ladbrokes' David Williams said: "Non-runner money-back offers tend to roll out as the big racedays approach, but we are giving our ante-post markets a shot in the arm nice and early. "Punters can now get stuck into their King George and Festival fancies with the usual ante-post value, safe in the knowledge they won't be out of pocket if their selections don't line up." He added: "We fully expect it to be one of our busiest weeks of ante-post trading for a long time, and something to keep our customers warm as the cold snap deepens." The Festival races in question are the Totesport Cheltenham Gold Cup, Stan James Champion Hurdle, Seasons Holidays Queen Mother Champion Chase, and Ladbrokes World Hurdle. http://www.racingpost.com/news/horse-racing/imperial-commander-cheltenham-festival-king-george-ladbrokes-go-non-runner-no-bet-on-championship-races/793350/top/

Heads up for anyone who likes Ante Post betting great offer by Ladbrokes IMO from 12am tonight. Ladbrokes' David Williams said: "Non-runner money-back offers tend to roll out as the big racedays approach, but we are giving our ante-post markets a shot in the arm nice and early. "Punters can now get stuck into their King George and Festival fancies with the usual ante-post value, safe in the knowledge they won't be out of pocket if their selections don't line up." He added: "We fully expect it to be one of our busiest weeks of ante-post trading for a long time, and something to keep our customers warm as the cold snap deepens." The Festival races in question are the Totesport Cheltenham Gold Cup, Stan James Champion Hurdle, Seasons Holidays Queen Mother Champion Chase, and Ladbrokes World Hurdle. http://www.racingpost.com/news/horse-racing/imperial-commander-cheltenham-festival-king-george-ladbrokes-go-non-runner-no-bet-on-championship-races/793350/top/

Re: Betting Chat : Sun Nov 28, 2010 5:15 pm  

Be prepared for bottom price on anything with an undecided target

Re: Betting Chat : Sun Nov 28, 2010 5:51 pm  

Gavin Miller - Legend wrote:

Go on the Canaries
£432 payout for a £2 stake.

Made a mistake it paid £482.25

Re: Betting Chat : Sun Nov 28, 2010 9:21 pm  

Carneys Pint wrote:

Be prepared for bottom price on anything with an undecided target

Some decent ones though Peddlers Cross 6/1 for the Champion Hurdle NRNB is good.

Depends what your backing but does give you a nice insurance though nothing worse then an good Ante Post bet going down.

Re: Betting Chat : Tue Nov 30, 2010 12:05 pm  

Brabzon has gone in from 50/1 to as short as 4/1 at Lingfield in the first.

Not run for yonks and should make for interesting viewing how inspired the gamble is.

Re: Betting Chat : Tue Nov 30, 2010 12:57 pm  

Hope you were on ES - boys from Letterkenny had it right off