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HAPPY NEW YEAR, EVERYONE 1st January 2022
Rules
1 Anyone can enter, just put your selections down on this thread. You can change your mind as often as you like but don’t edit your previous post just put in a new one. I’ll only consider your current instructions. You have up to race time to do this.
2 You must have a win selection and an each way selection. They must be different horses and I’ll calculate them according to your instructions. You may have as many or few reserves as you like. These reserves only count if any of your main runners fail to run. Even if they down at start and do a KING’S JOHN CASTLE on you.
That’s refuse to race. I’ll only calculate your actual runners, and your substitute will only be used the way you’ve written them.3 This competition will last until 23rd April (Whitbread day so that’s 26 weeks).
4 I may occasionally go for an Irish race. I will be looking for the best alternative race at another venue just in case the weather intervenes. (If all weather racing is on, then it may be this). Sorry to those who don’t like AW but as I’m putting the race up midweek I’ve no idea on how the weather will behave on Saturday. If both races are cancelled then the will be no race for that week.
5 You only need to partake in 16 weeks minimum to qualify for a prize. Should you have less than 16 weeks I’ll still keep check on score but it’ll just be placed in a sub list and you won’t qualify for any prize.
6 Prize money. I’m upping the prize to £50 for the winner, £35 for the runner up, £15 for the third. £10 for the best forecast. If more than one is tied for best forecast then I’ll take the straight way over the reserve way. Still trouble in splitting then those in the earliest week. So for example TFK get £704.25 in week 6 and Nathan equals it in week 7. Then the prize goes to TFK however should both pick the winning forecast in the same week then I’ll split that prize.
7. I’m upping the stakes to £50 win, £25 EW and £1 C.S.F. (reverse) meaning each selections are £102 if both horses run. Or £50 if only 1 ran. All you need to do is state WIN or EACH WAY. It’s still a quarter the odds for a place.
A few people got confused over the scoring so for transparency I’ll give an example.
Win – Johnny Drama 22/1
EW – Cockalorum 40/1
Johnny Drama would return £1,150 Cockalorum would return £275 and the forecast returns £704.53
This can be workout by going to the site https://www.free-bet-calculator.co.uk/I workout the profit by adding all payouts so in this case the payout is £2,129.53 subtract the cost £102 which leaves £2,027.53 as profit.
If only one of your horses ran then I would deduct 50 from your previous score before adding any winnings.*8 Places will be the equivalent to Bookmakers standards for up to 20 runners;
that 2 for 5 to 7;
3 for 8 to 15;
4 for 16 to 20.
However for races with 21 to 24 I’m going 5 places, 25 to 28 6 places : anything above that 7 places.
Should something refuse to race and reduces the number of places because of it, I’ll will still count the extra place. So if 25 horses line up but one refuses then I’ll still treat it like a 25 horse race. If however it doesn’t even make the line up then the places does go down to the lower limit.Leaderboard after tenth week.
1 WYLDESYDE +1417.50
2 DFWARD +838.25 (#1)
3 MICHAEL WALSH +730.00
4 NATHAN HUGHES +319.68
5 THE KRYPTON FACTOR +113.11 (#1)
6 BOB ROLF +72.62
7 ROBNORTH +63.25
8 VENTURE TO COGNAC -31.87
9 RAYMO61 -54.51
10 SEA PIDGEON -106.62 (#2)
11 EUROALIEN -135.62
12 RED RUM 77 -145.00
13 MINCAMUS -258.50 (#6)
14 JOHN GOOCH -294.99
15 EP 1987 -328.75 (#5)
16 GREENASGRASS -426.25
17 QUELLE FARCE -472.25 (#2)
18 MIDDLE OF MARCH -518.25 (#3)
19 TRIPTYCH -585.00
20 YAHOO -670.17 (#1)
21 STEVE75 -743.00 (#1)
22 BIG G -974.17Best forecast 88.49 THE KRYPTON FACTOR & RAYMO61 (Week 1) (reversed way)
Weather permitting the intended race is 2.00 CHELTENHAM Paddy Power New Year’s Day Handicap Chase
Also will be starting the TRF vs PRICEWISE CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL COMP. WHICH I PUT THE RULES UP ON THE CHELTENHAM SECTION.
You've got to accentuate the positive.
Eliminate the negative.
Latch on to the affirmative.
Don't mess with mister in between.Win Selection Funambule Sivola
Each Way Selection Coole Cody
Reserve Selection Zanza
Many Thanks
Win : Funambule Sivola
EW : Zanza
You've got to accentuate the positive.
Eliminate the negative.
Latch on to the affirmative.
Don't mess with mister in between.
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