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  • #210158
    Avatar photoGerald
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    Ken, I was expecting you to inspect the droppings, to find out what time of the month it is.

    Gerald

    #210169
    halfwaytoheaven
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    So very very close with Coe there :cry:

    #210170
    Avatar photoGerald
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    Gosh, apart from Mon Mome, I got the 1st, 2nd & 3rd. It was a waste of time me analysing the race, as I’d already had those bets on.

    #210173
    Avatar photoGerald
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    I’ve just checked my GN book – if Rambling Minster wins, I make a profit of 57 pence.

    #210174
    Avatar photoKen(West Derby)
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    Gerald wrote:
    Ken, I was expecting you to inspect the droppings, to find out what time of the month it is.

    With praise like that Gerald, you can be my Valentine.

    Cheers
    Ken

    #210176
    Avatar photoGerald
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    Same here Halfway. Coe would have been a nice win for me, but I only had my usual £2 on Rambling Minster.

    Can we open a spread book on how often the commentators say Rambling Minister, instead of Rambling Minster?

    #210178
    Avatar photoGingertipster
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    1:55 Haydock 100% (win only) Book

    Micko De Beauchene 5.25% 18/1
    Comply Or Die –NR–

    Opera Mundi 10.5% 17/2

    (11/1) 2.2% better
    Mon Mome 7.25% 13/1
    Cornish Sett 5% 20/1

    Nenuphar Collonges 12.5% 7/1

    (12/1) 4.8%

    Rambling Minister 5.25% 18/1

    (28/1) 1.8%

    1st

    Character Building 7% 14/1
    Eric’s Charm 2.5% 40/1
    Glasker Mill 5% 20/1
    Sherwood’s Folly 7.25% 13/1

    Beat The Boys 5% 20/1

    (28/1) 1.3%
    D’Argent 3.5% 28/1 (33/1)
    Nadover 1% 100/1

    Coe 18% 9/2

    (11/2) (2.6%)

    2nd

    Carnival Town 3.5% 28/1
    L’Aventure 1.5% 66/1

    Almost as good as you Gerald. :wink: Unfortunately it was little more than a saver bet for me.

    Mark

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    #210179
    Aristo
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    I’ve just checked my GN book – if Rambling Minster wins, I make a profit of 57 pence.

    I did ok having only backed the 2. Put enough on to save my bet if Rambling Minster was placed. Quite embarassing as I never really expected him to win but I’ll take it anyway.

    Rest of the day doesn’t matter now :wink:

    #210186
    Avatar photoGerald
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    The analysis I wrote is embarrassing, but if you rely on luck instead of being good, like what I do, then I suppose it is the bets that count!

    #210265
    KendalCavalier
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    I am pleased about Rambling Minster for two reasons. The first and perhaps most unimportant is that I have £6 at 120’s to win and £10 at 16’s to be placed. However, most important, to me anyway, is that he is a half brother to Lord Rodney who tragically died when being brought down at the Chair in the Topham and was part owned by my cousin. Would love to see him win the big one.

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    moehat
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    Does he need soft ground KC? and is it time I gave up on Character Building??

    #210380
    douginho
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    Apparently Rambling Minster prefers good ground. Thought the jockey gave it a good ride.

    #210389
    Neil Watson
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    Very good race with a decent finish from the veteran just getting the better of the young upstart.

    Miko de Beauchene put is a much better perfomance and looks to have a race in him somewhere before the end of April.

    Coe is still improving and maybe a crack at the 4m at the festival or either the Midlands or Jocko National would be up his street.

    Excellent days racing yesterday and much better than last week at Wolves.

    #210401
    halfwaytoheaven
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    Interesting that Miko De Beauchere is now being aimed at the Gold Cup :shock:

    #210403
    Avatar photoGerald
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    Really? Where did you read that?

    I think I’ve got 50 [edit: actually 49.08] for a place.

    #210420
    Friggo
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    Poor foresight there from Miko’s connections IMO. There’s little to suggest he’ll be good enough to make the frame in the GC, whilst he also looks an ideal type for the GSDP.

    #210424
    halfwaytoheaven
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    It’s on this link, Gerald

    http://www.sportinglife.com/racing/news/story_get.cgi?STORY_NAME=racing/09/02/15/RACING_Beauchene.html

    Thornton is right in saying he’ll be a 100/1 shot (at best) but he will stay if the rubbish weather continues to create havoc with the big race days thats for sure.

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