Wednesday

Peintre Celebre

Long field Lad is a massive price tomorrow 7.00 at Naas at 20/1. On the phone so can't go into detail but he id seriously well handicapped and I feared him big time the day I backed Jembatt when he was badly hampered, long field was backed from 10:1 into 11/4 and fared better than the bare result, probably being in need of the run having been off since the winter. Ignore his last run over too far in a race that very few got into. He is seriously treated on his basement mark and 20/1 is massive in a race like this. Johnny murtaghs filly would be feared most

gazza1

LETTERS OF NOTE running in the 4.10 at carlisle for Michael O Callaghan might be worth a look in the market. 4/1 currently with boyles. Not backed it myself yet but will keep an eye.
gl

gazza1

gazza1 wrote: »

LETTERS OF NOTE running in the 4.10 at carlisle for Michael O Callaghan might be worth a look in the market. 4/1 currently with boyles. Not backed it myself yet but will keep an eye.
gl

Actually already in from 6s according to oddschecker.

Francie Barrett

gazza1 wrote: »

LETTERS OF NOTE running in the 4.10 at carlisle for Michael O Callaghan might be worth a look in the market. 4/1 currently with boyles. Not backed it myself yet but will keep an eye.
gl

Have done this myself. Ran a very decent race in Germany over a distance and ground that doesn't suit. Think tomorrow will suit it much better.

Francie Barrett

Sauanna Belle in the 6:00 at 12's looks a decent e/w bet to me. Carries 9lbs less than what it did the last time it met the favourite Captain Power. Think Johnny's horse which looked a little green in the early part of its last race will come on from that run.

Francie Barrett

No time to post tomorrow, but Red All Star in the 8:30 is one I will be trying to get a good price on. Only last year this was a course winner over good to firm. Stayed on gamely after making all on that occasion, with the horse 12lb lighter tomorrow, it should should be competitive. Hoping that it won't try to make all this time.

racso1975

Wooden heart 7.30 pm. Last race was just a step to far and stormed up to his distace. Great value at 10's imo

gazza1

Francie Barrett wrote: »

Have done this myself. Ran a very decent race in Germany over a distance and ground that doesn't suit. Think tomorrow will suit it much better.

Ive backed it too when you consider its ATZENIs only ride when he could have gone to salisbury and ridden LIGHTENING SPEAR then i think that speaks volumes (hopefully) !!
Gl

magicmoves

Going for:

Alba Dawn
Excilly
Privileged
Air Squadron

Backing Alba Dawn on its own. Seems to be money showing for this horse

idnkph

3.55 Worcester. Honourable Exit. P2per on the Irish circuit. Finishing 3-2 &1 carrying 12stone on good to firm ground. I know its a mile less but carrying 10-12. This stinks of a raid for me. 33/1 ew. Worth a couple of bob I think.

kalinisi

small 1pt e/w lucky 15 for me at naas

Zandera 5/1 thought she's shown pleny of speed and beaten captain power previously who has looked very green, should be there abouts
Madame Nobel 10/1 thought she ran well in her last run again shown plenty of speed runs off a lowly mark and could be competetive, fear PC shout here thoughh!
Regal Power 10/1 , poor race has won of higher hoping Mr Lordan can get him to put his best foot forward, ignore his last run you'd give him a chance
Pour Deaux 7/2 should be thereabouts , good 2 year old form, ran ok on comeback at leopardstown , always have it in my mind that Oxx horses improve for there 1st run of the season and are never battered

Have also had a 2pt e/w bet on Zandera in a single

BorneTobyWilde

Moving on Up 8-1 8.00
Big run expected here, she's out to win this.
Info is good .

BorneTobyWilde

Willaim Asford 40-1 7.00
I like this! Very unexposed and has faced very good sorts so far.
This an easier race. If running honest I like its place chances.

Never even wanted to try

matthew8

Peintre Celebre wrote: »

Long field Lad is a massive price tomorrow 7.00 at Naas at 20/1. On the phone so can't go into detail but he id seriously well handicapped and I feared him big time the day I backed Jembatt when he was badly hampered, long field was backed from 10:1 into 11/4 and fared better than the bare result, probably being in need of the run having been off since the winter. Ignore his last run over too far in a race that very few got into. He is seriously treated on his basement mark and 20/1 is massive in a race like this. Johnny murtaghs filly would be feared most

Traded 1.46 in running, cracking run was worried about the drift on betfair late on. Hope all went each way.

michael999999

Peintre Celebre wrote: »

Long field Lad is a massive price tomorrow 7.00 at Naas at 20/1. On the phone so can't go into detail but he id seriously well handicapped and I feared him big time the day I backed Jembatt when he was badly hampered, long field was backed from 10:1 into 11/4 and fared better than the bare result, probably being in need of the run having been off since the winter. Ignore his last run over too far in a race that very few got into. He is seriously treated on his basement mark and 20/1 is massive in a race like this. Johnny murtaghs filly would be feared most

Nice ew. Unlucky not to hold on!

gazza1

Peintre Celebre wrote: »

Long field Lad is a massive price tomorrow 7.00 at Naas at 20/1. On the phone so can't go into detail but he id seriously well handicapped and I feared him big time the day I backed Jembatt when he was badly hampered, long field was backed from 10:1 into 11/4 and fared better than the bare result, probably being in need of the run having been off since the winter. Ignore his last run over too far in a race that very few got into. He is seriously treated on his basement mark and 20/1 is massive in a race like this. Johnny murtaghs filly would be feared most

That was ridiculously unlucky. Brilliant shout

mick malones mauser

Stanlow runs in the last at Kempton tonight It's a career low mark and stepping up to 2 mile from 1 mile 2... loughnane knows the time of day. 16 / 1

Snipp

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Moving on Up 8-1 8.00
Big run expected here, she's out to win this.
Info is good .

moving on down

Theresalwaysone

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Moving on Up 8-1 8.00
Big run expected here, she's out to win this.
Info is good .

People should know by now to ignore this joker. Been caught editing posts after races and generally talking out the wrong one forever.

Snipp

Theresalwaysone wrote: »

People should know by now to ignore this joker. Been caught editing posts after races and generally talking out the wrong one forever.

Relatively new to the forum, didnt think anyone would even bother wasting their time posting false info!

Mostly Harmless

Can't disagree with what others have posted.

But there does seem to be a bit of an unhealthy obsession with inside information on this forum (and in the country as a whole) IMO, unless I can be really confident about the quality of the information (and even then I would treat most with caution) I'd much rather part with my cash on a horse when it looks to be a touch of value and a coherent case can be made for it rather than relying on hearsay or second/third/fourth hand (or completely fabricated) information - fair enough if that's your thing but it's not mine.

Mostly Harmless

Renewing looks a bit overpriced to me in the last at Kempton, looks quite slow and evidently nowhere near as good as some of his very decent siblings - but step up to 2 miles should counter balance his lack of speed and it really should not be too hard to finish ahead of most of these. 33/1 appeals as an EW bet to me.

BumperD

Great shout pc

Peintre Celebre

Thanks lads, didn't back it each way never do. A head the difference between nothing and 2k. I think Fog of War will win at the Curragh tomorrow

Ian Whelan

I was in the bookies the other day and this guy came in who was clearly on some kind of drugs. He started saying how he has a tip for a race, he then proceeds to identify the race and the horse. The issue became funny when the race was a virtual one at "Forrest Hills". Some of the regular lads in the bookies started to quiz him about the tip and amongst other things the guy said that he had gotten the tip from his uncle who "works in stables". The wind-up continued to much sniggering from everyone in the bookies. After about 5 minutes the horse ran and was second at 9/1. The guy cursed his luck and left the bookies without even realising the fatal flaw in his story. It was a very strange experience.

STB.

LOL

@IanWhelan... What was the name of the horse ? I'll stick him in my "virtual" tracker. 9/1 eh. He probably needed the run or needed an extra large screen to win.

convert

Theresalwaysone wrote: »

People should know by now to ignore this joker. Been caught editing posts after races and generally talking out the wrong one forever.

Don't even go there. It's been mentioned on numerous occasions that attacking people because of their tips/selections will not be tolerated.