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Viking Chat => Off Topic => Topic started by: DaveDRFC on June 29, 2017, 05:02:02 pm
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Off to the races on Saturday, I've been a few times now and never win a bloody thing as I am clueless when it comes to betting. Anyone got any tips?
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Don't bet on horses
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2.40 race, Dusty Carpet.
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Never been beaten.
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whatever you win you will only piss it bcak up the wall ,unless you are betting big that is.
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Dave, johnny cavagin in the first race will have a chance if the going is good or good to soft , local trainer too
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Dave won't have a scooby what the term > going good to soft > means ,hence why he has not won fcuk all .
Don't confuse the poor lad
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2.40 race, Dusty Carpet.
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Never been beaten.
... get a "pile" on !
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Dave won't have a scooby what the term > going good to soft > means ,hence why he has not won fcuk all .
Don't confuse the poor lad
Very true, I tend to just pick the ones with daft names or the same number in every race!
Also, the plan is exactly to piss it back up the wall, I'm not fussed about winning big but would be nice to have a cheap day out.
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A few years back i was at the races with the wife and a few other couples.
Us blokes were studying the form and reading tips from The Sporting Life but winning naf all.
In about the fourth or fifth race my wife picked a horse called Mrs P, simply because she is Mrs P.
It won at 33/1.
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Similar to DRFC hound, years ago Our Rita won the Lincoln at 33/1, the number of old ladies picking up their £34 because they had a Rita in their family so they had a cheeky £1 bet, and the look on the bookies faces as they handed the money over was priceless
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Similar to DRFC hound, years ago Our Rita won the Lincoln at 33/1, the number of old ladies picking up their £34 because they had a Rita in their family so they had a cheeky £1 bet, and the look on the bookies faces as they handed the money over was priceless
The bookies will be glad a 33/1 chance won.
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Rlass was very happy.
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Interesting runner in the 7.55.
Treaty of Rome. One of the Magnier gang spent £2,500,000 to buy it as a yearling then sold it for £3,000 when it looked to be useless.
Since then it's won 3 races and will like the soft ground having done its winning at Southwell.
Not saying it will win but worth seeing. It must look like a world beater.