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Re: Horse Experts ... (Cheltenham Festival)
« Reply #75 on: March 13, 2009, 16:31:52 PM »
Are you giving them poker lessons?  How to nick wwwapatcom  blinds

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Re: Horse Experts ... (Cheltenham Festival)
« Reply #76 on: March 13, 2009, 16:58:50 PM »
Kauto Star ... how could you not back it ... TOTAL class ...

Getting killed on everything else though!

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Re: Horse Experts ... (Cheltenham Festival)
« Reply #77 on: March 13, 2009, 17:02:15 PM »

Are you giving them poker lessons?  How to nick wwwapatcom  blinds


Ger The Duke is in charge of poker lessons when he stays with us.  My youngest cleaned him out last time he was here.  She"s getting the hang of it.  lol

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Re: Horse Experts ... (Cheltenham Festival)
« Reply #78 on: March 13, 2009, 17:37:20 PM »
not a good day for me. Exotic dancer placed and a place in the last race, but still all my profit eaten up.

I finished cheltenham slightly down but essentially break even with an ROI of

-0.18%
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Re: Horse Experts ... (Cheltenham Festival)
« Reply #79 on: March 13, 2009, 17:43:50 PM »
thank god its finished! everything i touched turned into a blackpool donkey since end of  day 1.

i need a stiff drink!

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Re: Horse Experts ... (Cheltenham Festival)
« Reply #80 on: March 13, 2009, 17:49:27 PM »

thank god its finished! everything i touched turned into a blackpool donkey since end of  day 1.

i need a stiff drink!


+1

Not a single cash in two days racing.

Back to sticking a pin in the racecard in the future I think.

A great weeks racing though.

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Re: Horse Experts ... (Cheltenham Festival)
« Reply #81 on: March 13, 2009, 17:52:04 PM »

A great weeks racing though.


absolutely.
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Re: Horse Experts ... (Cheltenham Festival)
« Reply #82 on: March 13, 2009, 18:48:41 PM »


thank god its finished! everything i touched turned into a blackpool donkey since end of  day 1.

i need a stiff drink!


+1

Not a single cash in two days racing.

Back to sticking a pin in the racecard in the future I think.

A great weeks racing though.


lets hope the bank manager was watching, and sympathetic! ;D

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Re: Horse Experts ... (Aintree)
« Reply #83 on: March 27, 2009, 15:01:19 PM »
... so what are the big Grand National thoughts?

I started backing Irish Invader at 109/1 now 37/1 ... so this is my big winner.
Also on Rambling Minister 20/1 now 12/1 best ... and I think this is really my BIG TIP.

Comply or Die won big for me last year ... but has no form ... sentimental bet ... but hard to see it being any real value this year around.

Who is punting what?

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Re: Horse Experts ... (Aintree)
« Reply #84 on: March 27, 2009, 21:25:05 PM »
War of Attrition 4 me each way at 25-1

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Re: Horse Experts ... (Aintree)
« Reply #85 on: March 28, 2009, 00:01:08 AM »
I have a great GN record (3 wins and a second in 4 years) but normally leave this untill final decs (missing out on value), but from what has been mentioned so far

war of attrition and comply or die seem too heavily laden
irish invader has serious stamina issues
rambling minster looks a great pick and ticks all the boxes (well done on getting 20/1 louis)
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Re: Horse Experts ... (Aintree)
« Reply #86 on: March 28, 2009, 10:24:18 AM »
... when I punted Irish Invader it was with a view to lay (and take the free-roll) ... but there appears to be endless money for it ... so perhaps I will let it go and hope for good ground!

I may chop the Comply or Die bet ...

Rambling Minister ... getting pretty short now.

When I studied the form pre these bets - it didn"t appear there was an obvious choice.

I don"t really think Comply or Die has too much weight - just no form.

War of Attrition is nagging at me ... I do like it!

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Re: Horse Experts ... (Aintree)
« Reply #87 on: March 30, 2009, 00:41:41 AM »
Irish Invader is now best priced 27/1 which seems nuts to me ... Paddy Power down to 16/1 ... all good news for me as I
can close for a hefty free roll on the day.

It does seem way to short given it"s lack of exposure over anything like the distance but does the money talk?

Really looking forward to the race on Saturday.

I dare say there will be more money for the Irish raider ... but Rambling Minister is the one for me ... best priced at 12/1
Hard to see it starting at more than 10/1.

Pondering.

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Re: Horse Experts ... (Aintree)
« Reply #88 on: March 31, 2009, 11:19:44 AM »
War of Attrition out of the big race.

Took another proper look at this, this morning.

My Will is plenty short @ 8/1 - albeit under Ruby Walsh - Paul Nicholls defending his 0 from 40 record in the National.

Not many horses winning with 11 stone ... so I am defo binning Comply or Die (also no form).

2005 - Hedgehunter - 11 stone 1 W Mullins - R Walsh 7/1
1988 - Rhyme & Reason - 11 stone 0 D Elsworth - B Powell 10/1

Worth also noting Papillon 10 stone 12 (won easily) T Walsh - R Walsh 10/1

I cannot get excited about Butler"s Cabin.

But for the weight I would be getting involved with Black Apalachi. (E/W Value?)

So I am sticking with Rambling Minster (10 stone 9) and (stamina doubt but massively gambled on) Irish Invader (10 stone 9) ... trained by W Mullins ... the next Hedge Hunter!?

Irish Invader is now as low as 14/1 (25/1 still available and 28/1 on Betfair ... but I expect not for long)

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Re: Horse Experts ... (Aintree)
« Reply #89 on: March 31, 2009, 12:22:02 PM »
not had a proper look at this and my record in the national is quite shocking (due to me always going for value bets)
i really like the look of 2 of nigel twiston davies". battlecry might just have the class to win this and knowhere, which i backed last year was going really well when unseating last year and is a fantastic price at 66-1

i think state of play will be my main bet though.

mind you after my cheltenham picks pls everyone ignore this post! ;D