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Earendil

abarkie wrote: »

One moment in time

To die for

Worth dying for

Died on the job

Death Cover

Finish with a Flourish

Yer Ma was a Killer

Shoot n' Die

HarshOstrich

HarshOstrich wrote: »

Potential names for the Foal ?

One last glory

Lost Glory

Born of Fame

Born for Glory

maximo31

HarshOstrich wrote: »

Potential names for the Foal ?

Out with a Bang.

moon madness

Fatal Attraction

HarshOstrich

The last Ride

naughto

Your ma killed your da
Shoot the load
On top will not stop even if it kills me

Copper_pipe

Bet365 risk free offer for the Bayern v Arsenal game

WickIow Brave

Anyone see a 4yo pt winner just sold for £480,000...

Johner

Absolute madness.

Gamebred

Dont get why people lose their mind when an insanely rich person spunks big on on a horse, drop in the ocean to these people.

krustydoyle

Tom Malone and Joe Tizzard bought it.. So you can guess who it's for....

danganabu

krustydoyle wrote: »

Tom Malone and Joe Tizzard bought it.. So you can guess who it's for....

Tescos? Aldi?

krustydoyle

danganabu wrote: »

Tescos? Aldi?

HAHAHAHAHA :pac:

The horse will run in the Potts Colours

Peintre Celebre

Lads in one word your best bet of chelt (and the race maybe)

Singlefarmpayment e w RSA 33/1

Peintre Celebre

Someone today posted about Edwulf for the four miler a very good spot I think

Peintre Celebre

And look at the champion chase market Douvan won't be beat but Gods Own is a great price at 20/1 for your each way multiples getting 5/1 the place

Copper_pipe

Being Ap on BBC2 at half 10

Shemale

Peintre Celebre wrote: »

And look at the champion chase market Douvan won't be beat but Gods Own is a great price at 20/1 for your each way multiples getting 5/1 the place

Only on the place part of your stake though, should get a better price in the without market.

Peintre Celebre

Shemale wrote: »

Only on the place part of your stake though, should get a better price in the without market.

Hardly, 4/1 without, the e w is a far better bet not even comparable

Copper_pipe

Horse Racing Ireland’s chief executive Brian Kavanagh has said it is a case of “short-term pain for long-term gain” in relation to the application of a 6,000 attendance limit for the Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby at the Curragh both this year and in 2018.

25 thousand attended in 2015
18 thousand in 2016.

Francie Barrett

Humming and hawing, but in the end I had a small bet on Questionation at 3/1 in the bumper at Wetherby. Interesting booking of Geraghty, the Crawford's don't usually send a bumper horse over for nothing and this doesn't look a strong bumper.

Shemale

Peintre Celebre wrote: »

Hardly, 4/1 without, the e w is a far better bet not even comparable

EW you are getting 5/1 the place on half your total stake. The only way ew is better is if he beats Douvan, which he wont.

Peintre Celebre

Shemale wrote: »

EW you are getting 5/1 the place on half your total stake. The only way ew is better is if he beats Douvan, which he wont.

What are you talking about? Not only is 5/1 bigger than 4/1 but you're getting it if he comes in the first three regardless not just second to Douvan

Peintre Celebre

If The field cuts up to about six runners and altior UDS and fox norton don't go hell go off about 8/1 second fav and be near 2/1 to place in place only two places

Copper_pipe

We're doing it all wrong.

http://betting.boylesports.com/horse-racing/dublin-punter-wins-e21360-3-horses-5-minutes

One lucky Dublin punter turned their €2 Virtual Horse Racing bet into a whopping €21,360.50 after their three selections all won on Tuesday evening in less than five minutes.

The customer, who wishes to remain anonymous, placed a €0.50 Trixie on horse No. 1 in the following races; 5:05 Hunter Valley, 5:05 Langley Park and the 5:09 Dayton Beach.

All three selections won at each virtual track at odds of 33/1, 16/1 and 66/1.

There is certainly nothing virtual about a winner and it goes to show that favourite numbers can click, number one in this case.

Virtual Betting continues to prove popular with our customers and after the latest win we are sure to see a further surge in virtual bets especially after the large prices the customer’s selections won at.

Gamebred

Pr stunt to get people to place similar mug bets, didnt happen.

Copper_pipe

Gamebred wrote: »

Pr stunt to get people to place similar mug bets, didnt happen.

Convenient they wish to stay anonymous alright.

Don't want people knowing he/she bets on Virtuals :pac:

BumperD

Wish they'd advertise the 1,000's who frequent their shops straight after collecting the dole/pay check queuing to put on virtual bets and losing. I guess they won't as they also wish to remain anonymous

Peintre Celebre

Copper you're worse for sharing such nonsense. You'd lose count how many ads you see on tv during racing or football encouraging accas and money back on five plus etc. Yet to see one 'have your bad e w doubles with us here at ladbrokes'

Shemale

1.01 the bookie has every penny back within the month.

The good thing about the virtual racing is the hot favourite is never a non runner :pac:

Interestingly this is the first big win I have ever heard of on the virtuals since they were introduced, now why could that be?