Saturday

Francie Barrett

Doncaster 2:55 - Mac Swiney surely a massive price at 18/1 here given it's beaten the favourite before. The step up in trip and soft conditions shouldn't prove any impediment either.

The Mig

Sir Dragonet won the Cox Plate. Goes to show how dog****e Aussie racing is

Slattsy

The Mig wrote: »

Sir Dragonet won the Cox Plate. Goes to show how dog****e Aussie racing is

But but but Winx.

Ha ha arseholes. And their beer is awful.

Slattsy

Francie Barrett wrote: »

Doncaster 2:55 - Mac Swiney surely a massive price at 18/1 here given it's beaten the favourite before. The step up in trip and soft conditions shouldn't prove any impediment either.

Well backed.

krustydoyle

Trixie done for today

Anna Bunina 2.05
Tobefair 3.15
Major Robinson 5.35

Francie Barrett

Slattsy wrote: »

Well backed.

Someone told me that tomorrow is the 100 year anniversary of the death of Terrence McSwiney.

AnniePowwa

Be disappointed if kodiac prince doesn't fight out the finish in the 3.04

Andrew00

Good racing at Saint cloud too

IAMAMORON

I am following these tips today. I was on the Powers last night and havn't the energy to open the paper.

Ryan Moore would stop a train, he is the most overrated can a piss invented.

I have done an ew accum on all his runners today. just in case.

SonOfGoat

1.55 Leopardstown, The Piano Player, horse is around 9/1 or 12/1 with 365. They are going for a bit of a touch today. I've backed it e.w. The horse will go close and hopefully win.

kksaints

Andrew00 wrote: »

Good racing at Saint cloud too

Impressive performance by Van Gogh in the Creiterium International. Went from last to first very quickly and quickened away from his rivals comfortably.

redarmy

SonOfGoat wrote: »

1.55 Leopardstown, The Piano Player, horse is around 9/1 or 12/1 with 365. They are going for a bit of a touch today. I've backed it e.w. The horse will go close and hopefully win.

No Touch...

jay1988

Francie Barrett wrote: »

Doncaster 2:55 - Mac Swiney surely a massive price at 18/1 here given it's beaten the favourite before. The step up in trip and soft conditions shouldn't prove any impediment either.

Great shout!

IAMAMORON

Francie Barrett wrote: »

Doncaster 2:55 - Mac Swiney surely a massive price at 18/1 here given it's beaten the favourite before. The step up in trip and soft conditions shouldn't prove any impediment either.

Yeah Baby

carq

Francie Barrett wrote: »

Doncaster 2:55 - Mac Swiney surely a massive price at 18/1 here given it's beaten the favourite before. The step up in trip and soft conditions shouldn't prove any impediment either.

Great shout!
Got on 5 before the race at 8/1.
2 minutes before the race drifted out to 12 - 14/1, thought a leg fell off in the trap!

razorhead

Francie Barrett wrote: »

Doncaster 2:55 - Mac Swiney surely a massive price at 18/1 here given it's beaten the favourite before. The step up in trip and soft conditions shouldn't prove any impediment either.

Great shout Frankie

Daraa

Francie Barrett wrote: »

Doncaster 2:55 - Mac Swiney surely a massive price at 18/1 here given it's beaten the favourite before. The step up in trip and soft conditions shouldn't prove any impediment either.

Followed you last night! merci!

TRANQUILLO

Francie Barrett wrote: »

Doncaster 2:55 - Mac Swiney surely a massive price at 18/1 here given it's beaten the favourite before. The step up in trip and soft conditions shouldn't prove any impediment either.

seen the tip, said i must back that later . forgot . just reading thread now. sick.

The Mig

Shout Francie.


If there is a racing god, Frodon won’t win and we’ll all avoid an ITV wankathon

TRANQUILLO

Frodon is a legend around cheltenham.

TRANQUILLO

The Mig wrote: »

Shout Francie.


If there is a racing god, Frodon won’t win and we’ll all avoid an ITV wankathon

Jockey is a gee bag but you cant begrudge the horse. Hes a diamond.

The Mig

Ah bollox

The Mig

Some performance all the same carrying that weight on that ground

kksaints

That was as impressive a round of jumping as you'll see from Frodon. Byrony Frost is a fair judge of pace on a front runner in fairness.

AnniePowwa

The absolute audacity to compare that race to denmans hennessy, that horse will never ever even place in a gold cup

lemush

AnniePowwa wrote: »

The absolute audacity to compare that race to denmans hennessy, that horse will never ever even place in a gold cup

Who made that comparison? That's madness beyond belief.

AnniePowwa

lemush wrote: »

Who made that comparison? That's madness beyond belief.

Those vomit inducing sycophants on itv of course

Coneygree

Luke Harvey.

Those ITV mopes would believe Brony Frost could eradicate Covid if she rode around the world on Frodon.

Shaney Boy

One of my better days backed McSwiney and Frodon. I was in Aintree 2 years ago this weekend when Paisley Park and Frodon won on the same card and have followed both since. While I agree ITV are over the top with Bryony, Frodon is some horse. While not gold cup class, still very consistent.

Pogue eile

Nobody compared it to Denmans hennessey. Harvey said it was as good a handicap performance "since" Denman, now Harvey may be a clown but that is not someone making a comparison.

Pogue eile

Shaney Boy wrote: »

One of my better days backed McSwiney and Frodon. I was in Aintree 2 years ago this weekend when Paisley Park and Frodon won on the same card and have followed both since. While I agree ITV are over the top with Bryony, Frodon is some horse. While not gold cup class, still very consistent.

Wins a handicap off 164 at 8 years old and has won over the course 5 times, I really don't see how or why people, are so readily dismissing the horse. Al boum photo was rated 164 going into his first win for perspective.

The Mig

Pogue eile wrote: »

Nobody compared it to Denmans hennessey. Harvey said it was as good a handicap performance "since" Denman, now Harvey may be a clown but that is not someone making a comparison.

His exact words were ‘almost like Denman in the Hennessy’.

I switched off after that

AnniePowwa

Don't forget West approach is a boat

IAMAMORON

I think Frodon is a decent graded horsie who would deserve his place in a Gold Cup. I don't think he is good enough to win it, but who knows? I think they possibly missed their trick the year he won the Ryanair as he was tough andd winning lots of races then, the fact that he couldn't follow up last year is telling.

French Breds tend to spit the dummy earlier as they start out jumping fences in France as 2 yr olds. Frodon's daddy was a monster in the mud I remember him winning 2 mile chases in Leopardstown by a furlong, no exaggeration.

Let ITV andd the Brits do all the spoofing they need to, if anything it will add a couple of points to whatever you are on and quite frankly if they plunge Frodon into 9/2 in March I would be delighted, I think he needs to improve a good 10 lbs to be involved, but , if anyone can squeeze that out it is Paul Nicholls. I doubt it however and there is simply better horsies out there.

For me it was great to see the jumpers back and I looking forward to Aintree today it has been a while.

longshotvalue

There is some miserable so called racing fans here , Forgetting itv and all that, Frodons jumping and performance with that weight was outstanding and got the jumps season off to a flyer . There have been horses talked up here that will never get near winning a handicap around Cheltenham of 164 .. He probably won’t win the gold cup , but that doesn’t detract from yesterday.

hawaii501

Yeah sure you don't have to watch the discussion/parade afterwards.
I watched a brilliant front-running performance off top weight and turned it off after the race. Simples

Some great tipping by Francie Barrett picking that Mac Swiney at an excellent price. On another day I would have been pi55ed off I didn't back him, on account of having recorded "74 Days: The Hunger Strike of Terence Mac Swiney" on RTE1 on Wednesday (but not watched it yet).

Luckily enough I'd have no way of backing him as shops closed, so that's a relief :pac:

Bryony and Frodon talk would annoy the majority of punters - rubbish talk. The "man/woman in the street" couldn't pick Bryony out of a line-up, and yet they rave as if she's the jumps equivalent of Frankie.

Anyway, concentrating on events today ACEY MILAN in the 2.32 Aintree must be fancied to go well. Been well backed all morning into a best priced 13/2. First run in a chase, and he takes his chance in a Class3 Novices Ltd H'cap chase.

Pogue eile

The Mig wrote: »

His exact words were ‘almost like Denman in the Hennessy’.

I switched off after that

Says more about you that it does about ITV to be honest

Toetohand

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Some great tipping by Francie Barrett picking that Mac Swiney at an excellent price. On another day I would have been pi55ed off I didn't back him, on account of having recorded "74 Days: The Hunger Strike of Terence Mac Swiney" on RTE1 on Wednesday (but not watched it yet).

Luckily enough I'd have no way of backing him as shops closed, so that's a relief :pac:

Bryony and Frodon talk would annoy the majority of punters - rubbish talk. The "man/woman in the street" couldn't pick Bryony out of a line-up, and yet they rave as if she's the jumps equivalent of Frankie.

Anyway, concentrating on events today ACEY MILAN in the 2.32 Aintree must be fancied to go well. Been well backed all morning into a best priced 13/2. First run in a chase, and he takes his chance in a Class3 Novices Ltd H'cap chase.

Great call

Toetohand

Toetohand wrote: »

Great call

Ta Toetohand... If ya checked the greyhound/betting thread I put it up yesterday evening when it was 12s... Nice to pick one every now and then, even if I can't back it as bookies closed :pac: