Friday 3rd May

Francie Barrett

I'm off to Dundalk tonight, and other than Knight of Bangkok in the 9:10 - I can't even pick a horse tonight.

Any thoughts or tips? :cool:

ShaneU

Francie Barrett wrote: »

I'm off to Dundalk tonight, and other than Knight of Bangkok in the 9:10 - I can't even pick a horse tonight.

Any thoughts or tips? :cool:

Majestic Timeline 6.40 looks good to me

the groutch

7:45 Bangor - Captain Sully

put in his first decent run in ages when 2nd off 110 over fences in August. Reappearing today running off 93 over hurdles, worth an e/w punt at 16/1.

carpothepunk

Johann Bach is interesting with Smullen booked in the 8.40. Think he is on a very handy mark, and was visually impressive in his win.

carpothepunk

Enjoy yourself anyway, and get a sup of dinner, lovely food in the restaurant.

SRFC

Awful days racing today,If McMahon has his money on his horse in the maiden hurdle in Kilbeggan I will follow,he doesnt leave it behind.

superfurry1

Just went for Greek Spirit 4.40 Lingfield 6-1 seems a decent price c'mon Jimmy:P

Howjoe1

as poor a days racing as i've seen in ages. makes the cartoon racing look more attractive!

Pinesky

SRFC wrote: »

Awful days racing today,If McMahon has his money on his horse in the maiden hurdle in Kilbeggan I will follow,he doesnt leave it behind.

Is this Alelchi Inois
Currently 2/1 who will ride

SRFC

Pinesky wrote: »

Is this Alelchi Inois
Currently 2/1 who will ride

Yeah I presume ruby,the owner is probably one of the biggest gamblers with horses in the yard,did it get it a run do you know because its first reserve?

Howjoe1

SRFC wrote: »

Yeah I presume ruby,the owner is probably one of the biggest gamblers with horses in the yard,did it get it a run do you know because its first reserve?

is there a cut off time for reserves to get in?

paddymayoman

Alelchi Inois is now 11/8, there must be a bit of money for it

SRFC

5/4 around kilbeggan no thanks not having a bet around that dog track let it win actually.

Slattsy

Whiskey And Red 6.50 Kilbeggan.

The favourite won the other day in In-ger-land but Sharks horses rarely run their race twice so he's worth taking on.

Johner

I get dizzzy watching Kilbeggan. And they have completed 10 circuits, just another 50 to go for this 2 mile maiden hurdle.

carpothepunk

Eddie Power got an awful doing there at Kilbeggan. Still down on the ground after two circuits, winner had to bypass the last and finish the wrong side of the run in.

Johner

Barton Gift looks overpriced in the first at Bangor at 7/1. Ran well off this mark last time. The fav bolted up in a seller the other night but looks a bit short at 5/4.

Pinesky

SRFC wrote: »

5/4 around kilbeggan no thanks not having a bet around that dog track let it win actually.[/quote
Thanks for the steer. Very slick hurdler result never in doubt.

SRFC

let it run,was going to back the 2nd w/o belive it or not but I couldnt find a market on 365's account when you see ruby going to kilbeggan for one ride he aint going for the fresh air.

TheMilkyPirate

On catwilldo here

TheMilkyPirate

baraca wrote: »

On catwilldo here

Should win a race soon, Ran into a handicap blot there.

Awful excuse for a race at kilbeggan next.

Slattsy

Slattsy wrote: »

Whiskey And Red 6.50 Kilbeggan.

The favourite won the other day in In-ger-land but Sharks horses rarely run their race twice so he's worth taking on.

Another second.

Slattsy

Coqeutte Noire next in Dundalk.
Looks a good thing. Ha.

SRFC

Olivers horse 3 runs in maidens and into a handicap and it wins like a 1/4 shot :rolleyes: rancid.

3ndahalfof6

SRFC wrote: »

Olivers horse 3 runs in maidens and into a handicap and it wins like a 1/4 shot :rolleyes: rancid.

I can smell it form here.

Johner

Nice round of jumping by Caoimhe's Delight there, a nice mare.

Johner

Like Sinour here at Dundalk, 4/1 looks a fair price.

Johner

What a ****ing ride on Findlays Find there at Bangor. Brilliant.

carpothepunk

carpothepunk wrote: »

Johann Bach is interesting with Smullen booked in the 8.40. Think he is on a very handy mark, and was visually impressive in his win.

12/1 backed into 5s, nearly never milked the cow, though.

Morgans

3ndahalfof6 wrote: »

I can smell it form here.

Yeah. They ran it down the field for a full season to line it up for that 5000 euro first place prize money and so confident that the horse drifted from 12/1 to 14/1.

Will be put up a stone for it and ruining any chance for a gamble on the horse in a better race next time round.

Stinks to high hell.

SRFC

Morgans wrote: »

Yeah. They ran it down the field for a full season to line it up for that 5000 euro first place prize money and so confident that the horse drifted from 12/1 to 14/1.

Will be put up a stone for it and ruining any chance for a gamble on the horse in a better race next time round.

Stinks to high hell.

Look at the distances they ran it over,6f in heavy 7f in heavy and a mile in good ground,gets handicapped and dropped down to 5f and hacks up,beaten an aggregiate of 70 odd length's then bolts up today like a good thing :rolleyes:

Morgans

Yeah, they hatched the plot for this 5000 win 12 months ago. And had a right gamble as well to boot as the horse drifted from 12/1 to 14/1.

Rancid.

If you actually get to understand racing that simply reading form, you will realise why you are wrong. No doubt that you prefer to make lots of noise and not make sense.

SRFC

Morgans wrote: »

Yeah, they hatched the plot for this 5000 win 12 months ago. And had a right gamble as well to boot as the horse drifted from 12/1 to 14/1.

Rancid.

If you actually get to understand racing that simply reading form, you will realise why you are wrong. No doubt that you prefer to make lots of noise and not make sense.

Didnt know nobody backed 14/1 shots,gambles into single figures must be the only real ones that count :rolleyes: ffs nobodys saying it was a massive gamble so dunno why your talking about it,its been beaten 70 lengths in 3 runs then bolts up there's no explantation so dont try claim it was obviously entitled to win,and no im not pocket talking either because I'd no bet in the race.

3ndahalfof6

SRFC wrote: »

Didnt know nobody backed 14/1 shots,gambles into single figures must be the only real ones that count :rolleyes: ffs nobodys saying it was a massive gamble so dunno why your talking about it,its been beaten 70 lengths in 3 runs then bolts up there's no explantation so dont try claim it was obviously entitled to win,and no im not pocket talking either because I'd no bet in the race.

I want to say did you hit your head on something harder than air, but I wont, as I do fear your reply, but someone should at least try to hang on to your boot heals,

other than that I love reading your posts, keep er lit Joseph.

UrbanSea

Agree with Morgans here. Would take no more than a few hundred to change a price like that at Dundalk

Motivator

UrbanSea wrote: »

Agree with Morgans here. Would take no more than a few hundred to change a price like that at Dundalk

Correct about Dundalk, a funny (or not so funny depending on what way you look at it) episode at Dundalk back around October was when a horse called First Friday was punted off the boards, 18/1 into 11/2 I think. The majority of the money came late for the horse, anyway the horse got up by a nose but was actually disqualified. The funny thing is the on course bookies don't pay first past the post - only winner alright. A mate of mine witnessed a bus load of loud, drunk & angry northern Irish men who tried to collect off some bookie on course & things turned nasty. What happened that night stunk to high heaven to be honest, I still can't believe the horse was disqualified & I pity people who got burned when they should have drawn a lot of money.