Friday 20 Dec

Morning all

5.00 Wolves Peachey Carnehan

With the short priced Calin's Lad and recent course winner Steal the Scene in the lineup at the top of this class6 Handicap, this competitive race for the grade could go to something at a decent price.

I am hoping that this gelded son* of Foxwedge could be the one to land the spoils at the generous odds of 18/1.
With the very capable* Phil Dennis on top Peachey should be able to get a good berth behind the likely strong pace - a lot of frontrunners/race prominently types in the field - and swoop late to nab the spoils.

Having been punted on several times in his last few runs with funds remaining in the bookies satchels this might very well have the appearance of a cliff horse. However, the very shrewd* Mick Mullineaux, a man who knows the time of day* will no doubt have him primed for a very good run to recoup those losses and also to get the Christmas money in.

Such is my confidence behind this horse if he's not involved at the business end i'm never backing him again..

A 2 Pts e/w bet for me. NAP


3.05 Ascot Versatility

A more speculative one comes here in this class 3 conditional jockeys handicap hurdle and the pen lands on this Nicky Henderson inmate*. The reasons for this are twofold and not very scientific or form related so smaller bets are advised. In no particular order:

1. Nicky Henderson is a very nice man and I would imagine he's eager to get a winner for his young (well one presumes he's young) conditional Mr J A Anderson, as it would be a nice fillip for him to appear on terrestrial television at this early stage of his career - all the better if he manages to avoid being interviewed by a gushing R. Persad. Also, because he's an amateur he might very well be a horsey sort ie comes across well on telly and a good representative for Seven Barrows, not that the master trainer needs any more horseboxes filled.
2. He's towards the top of the market presumably for good reason...

Hence only a 1point win bet on this one.


Will also do a 1Pt e/w double.



Now for something non punting related which has little or no danger of lightening anyone's pockets; a little bit of self indulgent future predicting (no one likes an aftertimer - I know cos I've seen people get rightly castigated for doing so on this forum, and proper order too).

I predict that a certain retired Irish national hunt jockey who dabbles in presenting and teaching young jockeys will be "very pleased" for young Anderson because....... "He works really hard and it's great for him that he has a trainer/boss like Nicky Henderson that's not afraid to put up a relatively unknown jockey on one of his and I know the owners and they really are a great bunch of lads... oi oi oi , it's madness in here in the winners enclosure... back to Nick and Cesca.. "

Granted the chances of this happening are probably higher than the aforementioned double as this would mean that not only would Fitzy have to be on itv today he would also have to be double-jobbing it as course correspondent and be on the presenting podium also.

gluck if you're having a bet today


Oh and incase anyone hasn't guessed (I reckon some have) what on Earth the *s are all about let me fill you in: The asterisk denotes a racing parlance cliché.. It's paramount for anyone (no sir, not me) with designs on being a professional tipster - and there are some on this forum who, for me, could well cut the mustard in that oversubscribed market - to utilize these at every available opportunity. I counted 5 and that will do for me..

Good Luck

Earendil

What an excellent post,. Welcome to the forum. Brace yourself for a level of arrogance, bickering and pedantry unseen in any group in human history. Some great lads too mind ya.

madmoose

In the bumper at Ascot i have been so impressed with Soaring Glory in his two starts but even more so lto at the track. I wanted to back it for the Champion Bumper but 16/1 is the current price, was hoping some firms might not have picked up and he be 25/1 plus or so.

Gavin "shels"

Surely some Christmas presents going today? Any UK raiders at Dundalk or Irish to UK?

ON ZEE BRIDLE

Nothing from me today but I did get a favourable word for Thimas Mullins Spiders Web running on 27th December.Backed it 16s Ew.

BoldReason

Gavin "shels" wrote: »

Surely some Christmas presents going today? Any UK raiders at Dundalk or Irish to UK?

Debuchet is running in Ascot today. Not sure I'd want to backing him at a short price but it does look a fairly winnable race and he was better lto.

Gavin "shels"

BoldReason wrote: »

Debuchet is running in Ascot today. Not sure I'd want to backing him at a short price but it does look a fairly winnable race and he was better lto.

Such a hit and miss horse though, I have a connection for this horse and they even think 13/8 is a bit short to be backing.

Settle for Bay has had a bit of fall from grace in the past year, was fancied to win in Meydan at the start of the year but wasn't up to much. 10/1 could be worth an ew.

realdanbreen

Deleted User wrote: »

Morning all

5.00 Wolves Peachey Carnehan

With the short priced Calin's Lad and recent course winner Steal the Scene in the lineup at the top of this class6 Handicap, this competitive race for the grade could go to something at a decent price.

I am hoping that this gelded son* of Foxwedge could be the one to land the spoils at the generous odds of 18/1.
With the very capable* Phil Dennis on top Peachey should be able to get a good berth behind the likely strong pace - a lot of frontrunners/race prominently types in the field - and swoop late to nab the spoils.

Having been punted on several times in his last few runs with funds remaining in the bookies satchels this might very well have the appearance of a cliff horse. However, the very shrewd* Mick Mullineaux, a man who knows the time of day* will no doubt have him primed for a very good run to recoup those losses and also to get the Christmas money in.

Such is my confidence behind this horse if he's not involved at the business end i'm never backing him again..

A 2 Pts e/w bet for me. NAP


3.05 Ascot Versatility

A more speculative one comes here in this class 3 conditional jockeys handicap hurdle and the pen lands on this Nicky Henderson inmate*. The reasons for this are twofold and not very scientific or form related so smaller bets are advised. In no particular order:

1. Nicky Henderson is a very nice man and I would imagine he's eager to get a winner for his young (well one presumes he's young) conditional Mr J A Anderson, as it would be a nice fillip for him to appear on terrestrial television at this early stage of his career - all the better if he manages to avoid being interviewed by a gushing R. Persad. Also, because he's an amateur he might very well be a horsey sort ie comes across well on telly and a good representative for Seven Barrows, not that the master trainer needs any more horseboxes filled.
2. He's towards the top of the market presumably for good reason...

Hence only a 1point win bet on this one.


Will also do a 1Pt e/w double.



Now for something non punting related which has little or no danger of lightening anyone's pockets; a little bit of self indulgent future predicting (no one likes an aftertimer - I know cos I've seen people get rightly castigated for doing so on this forum, and proper order too).

I predict that a certain retired Irish national hunt jockey who dabbles in presenting and teaching young jockeys will be "very pleased" for young Anderson because....... "He works really hard and it's great for him that he has a trainer/boss like Nicky Henderson that's not afraid to put up a relatively unknown jockey on one of his and I know the owners and they really are a great bunch of lads... oi oi oi , it's madness in here in the winners enclosure... back to Nick and Cesca.. "

Granted the chances of this happening are probably higher than the aforementioned double as this would mean that not only would Fitzy have to be on itv today he would also have to be double-jobbing it as course correspondent and be on the presenting podium also.

gluck if you're having a bet today


Oh and incase anyone hasn't guessed (I reckon some have) what on Earth the *s are all about let me fill you in: The asterisk denotes a racing parlance cliché.. It's paramount for anyone (no sir, not me) with designs on being a professional tipster - and there are some on this forum who, for me, could well cut the mustard in that oversubscribed market - to utilize these at every available opportunity. I counted 5 and that will do for me..

Good Luck

Welcome aboard. It's nice to have a knowledgeable guy like myself on here as I was getting a bit lonesome.:cool:

Lady Haywire

Few for me in a small Heinz at SW/Wolves today.
The Right Choice - 1.35- 6/1
Irish Minister - 2.10- 7/2
Directory - 2-45- 11/4
Bodacious Name- 3.50- 9/2
Motahassen- 4.50- 8/1
Holy Eleanor -6.00- 9/2

irish_major

I really really like settle for bay tonight. They'll be looking to get his mark up and go to battle in dubai/saudi. 4 from 6 in dundalk and racing off a very nice mark. Nap material for me.

lemush

Can see Ascot being called off today and tomorrow.

MaxBet

irish_major wrote: »

I really really like settle for bay tonight. They'll be looking to get his mark up and go to battle in dubai/saudi. 4 from 6 in dundalk and racing off a very nice mark. Nap material for me.

Fingers crossed

Earendil

Earendil wrote: »

What an excellent post,. Welcome to the forum. Brace yourself for a level of arrogance, bickering and pedantry unseen in any group in human history. Some great lads too mind ya.

Thanks for that Ear, appreciate them kindly words

lemush

Ascot going ahead, will be absolutely bottomless.

realdanbreen

realdanbreen wrote: »

Welcome aboard. It's nice to have a knowledgeable guy like myself on here as I was getting a bit lonesome.:cool:

Cheers Dan... Btw, how goes it with your get rich incrementally through the loophole you discovered in Paddy's betting terminals?

realdanbreen

Deleted User wrote: »

Cheers Dan... Btw, how goes it with your get rich incrementally through the loophole you discovered in Paddy's betting terminals?

Not just Paddy's terminals jeff not just Paddy's.
Right now my biggest concern is hiding the money in case I'm somehow liable to repay them. My other concern is whether or not having loads of it will change me in any way.

Deleted User

Deleted User wrote: »

Morning all

5.00 Wolves Peachey Carnehan

With the short priced Calin's Lad and recent course winner Steal the Scene in the lineup at the top of this class6 Handicap, this competitive race for the grade could go to something at a decent price.

I am hoping that this gelded son* of Foxwedge could be the one to land the spoils at the generous odds of 18/1.
With the very capable* Phil Dennis on top Peachey should be able to get a good berth behind the likely strong pace - a lot of frontrunners/race prominently types in the field - and swoop late to nab the spoils.

Having been punted on several times in his last few runs with funds remaining in the bookies satchels this might very well have the appearance of a cliff horse. However, the very shrewd* Mick Mullineaux, a man who knows the time of day* will no doubt have him primed for a very good run to recoup those losses and also to get the Christmas money in.

Such is my confidence behind this horse if he's not involved at the business end i'm never backing him again..

A 2 Pts e/w bet for me. NAP


3.05 Ascot Versatility

A more speculative one comes here in this class 3 conditional jockeys handicap hurdle and the pen lands on this Nicky Henderson inmate*. The reasons for this are twofold and not very scientific or form related so smaller bets are advised. In no particular order:

1. Nicky Henderson is a very nice man and I would imagine he's eager to get a winner for his young (well one presumes he's young) conditional Mr J A Anderson, as it would be a nice fillip for him to appear on terrestrial television at this early stage of his career - all the better if he manages to avoid being interviewed by a gushing R. Persad. Also, because he's an amateur he might very well be a horsey sort ie comes across well on telly and a good representative for Seven Barrows, not that the master trainer needs any more horseboxes filled.
2. He's towards the top of the market presumably for good reason...

Hence only a 1point win bet on this one.


Will also do a 1Pt e/w double.



Now for something non punting related which has little or no danger of lightening anyone's pockets; a little bit of self indulgent future predicting (no one likes an aftertimer - I know cos I've seen people get rightly castigated for doing so on this forum, and proper order too).

I predict that a certain retired Irish national hunt jockey who dabbles in presenting and teaching young jockeys will be "very pleased" for young Anderson because....... "He works really hard and it's great for him that he has a trainer/boss like Nicky Henderson that's not afraid to put up a relatively unknown jockey on one of his and I know the owners and they really are a great bunch of lads... oi oi oi , it's madness in here in the winners enclosure... back to Nick and Cesca.. "

Granted the chances of this happening are probably higher than the aforementioned double as this would mean that not only would Fitzy have to be on itv today he would also have to be double-jobbing it as course correspondent and be on the presenting podium also.

gluck if you're having a bet today


Oh and incase anyone hasn't guessed (I reckon some have) what on Earth the *s are all about let me fill you in: The asterisk denotes a racing parlance cliché.. It's paramount for anyone (no sir, not me) with designs on being a professional tipster - and there are some on this forum who, for me, could well cut the mustard in that oversubscribed market - to utilize these at every available opportunity. I counted 5 and that will do for me..

Good Luck

I might have been wrong about the terrestrial tv bit, can't seem to find it in the listings.. Apologies

realdanbreen

realdanbreen wrote: »

Not just Paddy's terminals jeff not just Paddy's.
Right now my biggest concern is hiding the money in case I'm somehow liable to repay them. My other concern is whether or not having loads of it will change me in any way.

fair play Dan.. And it's leff, not jeff... just for future ref

realdanbreen

Deleted User wrote: »

fair play Dan.. And it's leff, not jeff... just for future ref

No bother jeff.

BoldReason

I wasn't to keen on the earlier prices but I think Debuchet is a bet at 9/4+. 5/2 available on the machine.

Earendil

realdanbreen wrote: »

No bother jeff.

"Unbelievable Jeff!" :pac:

Gavin "shels"

Gavin shels wrote: »

Such a hit and miss horse though, I have a connection for this horse and they even think 13/8 is a bit short to be backing.

Settle for Bay has had a bit of fall from grace in the past year, was fancied to win in Meydan at the start of the year but wasn't up to much. 10/1 could be worth an ew.

Debuchet 2nd... lets hope for correct opinion on Settle for Bay now :pac:

Earendil

Earendil wrote: »

"Unbelievable Jeff!" :pac:

I admit defeat. No witty response will my noggin summon . Well played

Plasandrunt

Master Debonair seems a huge price in the 2.30 at Ascot

BoldReason

Plasandrunt wrote: »

Master Debonair seems a huge price in the 2.30 at Ascot

Ya I thought the favorite was plenty short enough myself granted he is a horse I like. Took a swing at mcfabulous earlier.

Slattsy

Think this fav is a very good horse here. No bet.

Angel Palanas for me to give a good account, having drifted to a backable price in the 2.45 at southwell

Slattsy

Not as good as i thought!

BoldReason

Plasandrunt wrote: »

Master Debonair seems a huge price in the 2.30 at Ascot

Shout.

Grr I should have just layed the fav.

Is puppy the best jock going? Rarely does anything wrong

General Malarkey in the 2.55 has a squeak, been on the improve of late, on only his third run over the larger obstacles. Fairly priced at about 9/1...

In the delayed 2.55 at uttoxeter a lay bet is recommended on the favourite; there's no way he's a 4/5 shot. I have him priced up at 15/8..







This may or may not be a sh1tpost

Slattsy

^^^ Is this goat?

Very sloppy at Southwell, no good for hold up horses... Lucky I have no bets here.. All weather my a$s

Slattsy

Slattsy wrote: »

^^^ Is this goat?

Not me, hence the disclaimer

Looking forward to watching Soaring Glory in the 3.40 at Ascot. Should relish conditions. 6/4 a bit short for me so no bet.

BoldReason

He's a nice horse that Israel Champ. Was in Cheltenham the day he won at the November meeting.

Looks like Ascot off tomorrow.. I can see a few jockeys "jocked off" elsewhere courtesy of DJ. Some champion! Come on Brian Hughes and do it for the Irish.. Comms won't say a thing about this sordid carry on neither....
hashtagJustice4Journeymen...

Maid Millie a solid e/w bet in the 8.00 at wolves, previously in the ownership of a sheikh and presumably not up to scratch, subsequently sold to J C Hyam cheaply for £4,000. The change of scenery and drop in trip makes this one very appealing as an e/w proposition at about 8/1.

maximo31

Word coming from town of a connection to the horse is saying Settle for Bay won't be beat tonight!! Don't shoot the messenger.:)
Also , Charlie Stout supposed to do the business in Thurles tomorrow, 1.20.

Fann Linn

Channel Eclipse for me in Dundalk.

Fann Linn

Fann Linn wrote: »

Channel Eclipse for me in Dundalk.

4th

Deleted User

Deleted User wrote: »

Morning all

5.00 Wolves Peachey Carnehan

With the short priced Calin's Lad and recent course winner Steal the Scene in the lineup at the top of this class6 Handicap, this competitive race for the grade could go to something at a decent price.

I am hoping that this gelded son* of Foxwedge could be the one to land the spoils at the generous odds of 18/1.
With the very capable* Phil Dennis on top Peachey should be able to get a good berth behind the likely strong pace - a lot of frontrunners/race prominently types in the field - and swoop late to nab the spoils.

Having been punted on several times in his last few runs with funds remaining in the bookies satchels this might very well have the appearance of a cliff horse. However, the very shrewd* Mick Mullineaux, a man who knows the time of day* will no doubt have him primed for a very good run to recoup those losses and also to get the Christmas money in.

Such is my confidence behind this horse if he's not involved at the business end i'm never backing him again..

A 2 Pts e/w bet for me. NAP



RUBBISH... Couldn't have been more wrong

SonOfGoat

5.30 Wolverhampton, Blakes Vision, around 11/4 on the exchange. Backed it to win and it's my best bet of the week. Can't see it getting beaten and a very nice price to boot.

SonOfGoat

SonOfGoat wrote: »

5.30 Wolverhampton, Blakes Vision, around 11/4 on the exchange. Backed it to win and it's my best bet of the week. Can't see it getting beaten and a very nice price to boot.

Hope he romps home... Thread could do with a winner...

IAMAMORON

It is the concept of creating an identity and then conversing with it that really disturbs me the most. Very very weird.

BoldReason

SonOfGoat wrote: »

5.30 Wolverhampton, Blakes Vision, around 11/4 on the exchange. Backed it to win and it's my best bet of the week. Can't see it getting beaten and a very nice price to boot.

Are the best bets of the day and the best bets of the week usually different? Its a bit confusing.

BumperD

Me, myself and Goat ðŸ

Brock Turnpike

maximo31 wrote: »

Word coming from town of a connection to the horse is saying Settle for Bay won't be beat tonight!! Don't shoot the messenger.:)
.

The Christmas bonus is on it.

BoldReason

Setlle for Bay is probably one of my favorite horses in training. I've missed the price though. 5/1 is a tad short.

This race looks like it will be setup for Sirjack Thomas who needs a strong pace and to settle. A combination of the pace and his draw in 6 should allow him to get a nice position and I can see him getting involved here at a bit of a wild price of 20 on betfair.

Andrew00

10s into 5s so it is