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After a great day at Musselburgh on Saturday (5 winners
) and too much beer, we got onto the topic of
betting/gambling stables and trainers.I thought I would attempt to pick some brains here, in your experiences, who are the trainers and stables who really take a punt on their horses?
Also any examples that spring to mind would be appreciated
It depends if you want a backing stable or a laying stable – obviously a public forum isn’t the place to comment on the latter though I think everyone knows who they are
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You’d think that one of the better punters among the training fraternity has enjoyed a pretty good run over the last ten days. Does Sir Mark still have a bet?
G.Elliot.J.Spearing.T.Barron.G.Kellaway. j.Moffat. seem to interest me when the moneys down..
I would always pay attention if the money is down on a Mick Easterby runner.
Talking of which, he has an amazing offer on his website. Selling horses as guaranteed winners or your money back. Amazing and interestingDo Stables have a " no-betting " clause in the owner/trainer, trainer/jockey or trainer/employee contract – probably not !
Can the BHA stop inside information Laying – probably not !
So EVERY Stable is a Betting Stable ( if you define the Stable as every possible CONTACT, right down to the Stable cat ) – it’s just a matter of betting volumn. The volumn of bets and lays will depend on the odds and funds available ( probably attained thro’ betting success ).
Backing two runners is the relentless pursuit of value. Backing each way is a shortcut to the poor house. Only 7% make a long term profit.
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Say no more – from the accurate drifts and steamers on BF, even the Parish Mouse from this yard appears to have a BF account.
Backing two runners is the relentless pursuit of value. Backing each way is a shortcut to the poor house. Only 7% make a long term profit.
) and too much beer, we got onto the topic of
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