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Dont bet on the all weather , its full of cheats , banned , and soon to be banned , (and allowed back )
Please get sense and realise that racing for 2k per race , has to have casualties ….financial ones ….namely your dosh , you may as well give 5 grand to charity now , as by the time the aw season ends you will have lost that much on non triers , and downright cheats
Will you listen ……hell no , that would be too hard
Remember , the bookies are waiting , the coups are already being lined up ….sadly your hard earned is needed to make it all happen , pay everyone ….except you …the aw mug punter
Ill only say this once
THE AW IS BENT ….REMEMBER THAT
IMO
I’ve got to disagree with you Ricky. It’s great entertainment, competitive racing and I’ve always found it to be a very underrated betting medium. I think some people just look at a group of horses rated 46-55, think they’re
too good
for it, don’t put enough effort in and declare the whole shebang bent when they do their money.
Southwell was the launching pad for recent Group 2 scorer Take Cover and Wolverhampton could well be the starting point for some Godolphin Dubai Carnival prospects this year. Maybe not now that Meydan have sacked off their Tapeta surface though…
Just look at today’s card at Wolves. Plenty of summer turf meetings can’t compete with this fare from a class perspective. There was a perfectly good maiden race, a class 4 handicap full of progressive types and old favourites, then a very solid class 5 handicap to round off the card.
Keep the sand racing coming please!
You’ll be able to watch it all on RUK soon Rickster when ATR get the chop……..
Blackbeard to conquer the World
From
Wikipedia
:
"The lady doth protest too much, methinks"
is a quotation from the 1602 play Hamlet by William Shakespeare.
It has been used as a figure of speech, in various phrasings, to indicate that a person’s overly frequent or vehement attempts to convince others of something have ironically helped to convince others that the opposite is true, by making the person look insincere and defensive.
Mike
Flame away lads …I dont mind
Remember keep a book on your aw bets ,from 1/10 to 31/03 next yr
when its over , remember you could have gone on a super cruise , bought a car . or given 5k to charity ….but
no
..you gave to the bookies or other punters on exchanges
The levy will love you
The bookies will love you
The bha will love you
But you will hate yourself ……
over to you ….last post from me until next spring
Lose why dontcha
A fanatic is one who can’t change his mind and won’t change the subject.”
― Winston ChurchillA man on his own may think
without virtue but do little wrong
When two or three are gathered together
there is the greater chance of a misdeed
– gambleRob , on the aw topic ..absolutely
on others ITS ALL SYSTEMS GO
why dont you hop over to China for your latest racecourse report
Conventional form study will not unearth AW winners, it demands a solid source of genuine information or some inventive examination of trainers and their intentions.
No one will make a brass farthing on the AW this coming season without recourse to the above.
Completely agree with The Young Fella following the AW programme can certainly be interesting, entertaining and rewarding and it’s not beset by the current curse of turf flat racing: endless non-runners.
Rob , on the aw topic ..absolutely
on others ITS ALL SYSTEMS GO
why dont you hop over to China for your latest racecourse report
1. Good, and I’ll remember that
2. Oh no!
3. If you think the A/W is difficult to crack you want to see the over-round in the Czech Republic!
I’ll work my way steadily round Europe first
Completely agree with The Young Fella following the AW programme can certainly be interesting, entertaining and rewarding and it’s not beset by the current curse of turf flat racing: endless non-runners.
Hear hear
There seems to be a divergence
of opinion. Is that not what
forums are about ?
Or in the present
difficult climate
might we better say
we agree to differ ? Pinza lived by the whip
and lost his hide to it !Gerald forgot the soap
and water
The all weather tracks have
different surfaces – that
is plain daft and grass should
at simplest be grassAs Ricky’s so generously started yet another thread on the same subject I’ll reiterate my opinion:
I don’t bet on the AW very often, not because it is bent, but because it is a way of specialising in another field. You can’t hope to be good at everything.
There is some good racing on the AW, it’s the
poor
quality stuff where skulduggery plays a part and I’d advise not to bet, but that’s the same with poor quality
turf
racing…
Although having said that, am sure some TRFers are better at finding the value in poor quality races than me…
…So carry on everybody.
Value Is EverythingAn excellent blog on All Weather by Simon Rowlands.
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