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So how did your selections fare yesterday, please, MR4TUNE. Up, down or non-runners?
Am I missing something here? Your first day selections which include two big-priced winners are posted on here after they’ve run? That’s a brilliant system, MR4TUNE.
K
No wonder I’m becoming a moaner.so One More Round would be a qualifier in the 3.45 at lingfield?
As the two other C&Dwinners are non-runners!Well in that case, rather than waste your time proving your system and our time reading about it, why not just run your theory over the past twelve months results and see what conclusion we can draw from it?
KMy new system is to pick Venetia Williams trained runners in races over a minimum trip of 4m3f – this system yielded a 100/1 winner last season so I’m sure it will do well in the future.
Do you understand the term "back-fitting" MR4TUNE?
Who exactly on this forum are you trying to fool – there is nobody here (and I mean nobody) who is interested in a "system" that was born on the day it had a 16/1 winner so why don’t you give it up now, do a little research on the term "backfitting" and then come back with a sensible system for us OK.
And, BTW, since 01-Jan-04, applying this system would have seen you place over 23,500 bets and you would have lost over £6,000 on it so keep up the good work.
Hiya Mr4tune,
I am one of those suckers that enjoys playing around with, lets say "odd ball" ideas and testing them to destruction or improving them or simply collecting some winnings . . . . whatever!
I do however have a question for you is it C & D or CD, I am not quite sure how the difference would affect the outcome but would like to know is it CD or wil both C & D qualify.
Yesterdays outcome was a disaster but today [so far] has produced 3rd 8/1 & 4th 33/1, so there is some promise for the idea.
Also 4th will be a place is some races but not in others as also so can 3rd be so I question if each selection should be back checked or does the system say unplaced starts at 5th
I do hope you will be gracious enough to reply following earlier forum spats.
Billion
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Now, here is interesting. Yesterday & today = 14 selections and the final one of the day brings a winner at s.p. 8/1 [Rocket Rob, 9.00 Yarmouth]
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Pick of the day at Royal Ascot nonetheless.
YEATS, has the CD and unplaced LTO.
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No wonder he calls himself Mr4Fortune
I have just checked yesterday’s selections and the winners (excl. places) were 20/1, 14/1 & 11/2
So far I have checked 3 days and it goes something like this: –
31 selections and a return at s.p. = 54 (+23)
Who’s laughing now?
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MR4TUNE strikes again: –
Golden Jubillee Stakes (Group1)
ART CONNOISSEUR won 20/1
Was
YOU
on?
I bet HE was !
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Hiya Mr4tune,
I am one of those suckers that enjoys playing around with, lets say "odd ball" ideas and testing them to destruction or improving them or simply collecting some winnings . . . . whatever!
I do however have a question for you is it C & D or CD, I am not quite sure how the difference would affect the outcome but would like to know is it CD or wil both C & D qualify.
Yesterdays outcome was a disaster but today [so far] has produced 3rd 8/1 & 4th 33/1, so there is some promise for the idea.
Also 4th will be a place is some races but not in others as also so can 3rd be so I question if each selection should be back checked or does the system say unplaced starts at 5th
I do hope you will be gracious enough to reply following earlier forum spats.
Billion
BILLION
What is the difference between C&D and CDHi Arkle
CD is race over the same distance & course combined
C & D are seperate races. Has won at the course but the distance has been won elsewhere.
That is my interpretation and I do wonder if C & D will make any difference.
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