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RESULT AND POINTS OF Trade Nation London Gold Cup Handicap (Heritage Handicap)
WIN KING’S GAMBIT 7/2
50 pts win at 7/2 pays 225 pts (stake inc)
25 pts EW at 7/2 pays 159.38 (win and place at quarter odds, stake inc)2nd PONIROS 16/1
25 pts EW at 16/1 pays 125 pts (place only at quarter odds, stake inc)
Free Forecast pays 60.45 pts3rd CHANTILLY 4/1
25 pts EW at 4/1 pays 50 pts (place only at quarter odds, stake inc)
13 ran
NR: Hot Fuss
IF THIS GOT SELECTED, WILL USE YOUR SUBSTITUTE HORSE INSTEAD. IF NO SUBSTITUTE THEN WILL JUST CALCULATE YOUR OTHER RUNNER.
BEST ALSO RAN WAS PERSICA
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Don't mess with mister in between.HONOURABLE MENTIONS
This section was designed to give acknowledgement to those that was unlucky with their particular choices, although they might still scored with others.
UNPLACED SELECTION: PERSICA
Chivers1987 and Nathan Hughes was really unlucky with this selection, having gone EW on him. Robnorth also had him for the win.
UNUSED RESERVES
Raymo61 had real hard luck by having the winner and second in this section. Quelle Farce had the winner too and Robnorth had the runner up. John Gooch with Chivers1987 and Nathan Hughes had the third place here.
FOR THE WIN
Greenasgrass and Refuse To Bend came closest here with the runner up, while the eventual third place was the choice of Michael Walsh, Euroalien, Landafar, Isinglass, Steve75 and Yahoo.
You've got to accentuate the positive.
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Latch on to the affirmative.
Don't mess with mister in between.…AND THE POINTS GOES TO…
Six of us managed points this week, 4 had the winner and the other 2 shared the placings.
CHIVERS1987, NATHAN HUGHES, TRIPTYCH and myself had the winner.
CHIVERS1987’s old score (-125) – stake (100) + winnings (225) = new score (NIL)
NATHAN HUGHES’s old score (+31.25) – stake (100) + winnings (225) = new score (+156.25)
TRIPTYCH’s old score (-200) – stake (100) + winnings (225) = new score (-75)
RED RUM 77’s old score (+31.25) – stake (100) + winnings (225) = new score (+156.25)
QUELLE FARCE and EUROALIEN was the other two this week which scored.
QUELLE FARCE’s old score (-146.88) – stake (100) + winnings (50) = new score (-196.88)
EUROALIEN’s old score (-134.38) – stake (100) + winnings (125) = new score (-109.38)
You've got to accentuate the positive.
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Don't mess with mister in between.LEADERBOARD AFTER WEEK 3
1 STEVE75 +431.25
jt 2 NATHAN HUGHES +156.25
jt 2 RED RUM 77 +156.25
4 JOHN GOOCH +34.37
5 CHIVER1987 NIL
6 REFUSE TO BEND -68.75
7 TRIPTYCH -75
8 EUROALIEN -109.38
9 MICHAEL WALSH -175
10 RAYMO61 -187.50
11 QUELLE FARCE -196.88
jt 12 GREENASGRASS -200
jt 12 VENTURE TO COGNAC -200
jt 12 BIGG -200
jt 15 LANDAFAR -300
jt 15 ROBNORTH -300
jt 15 WYLDESYDE -300
jt 15 DFWARD -300
jt 15 ILLAVIM -300
jt 15 YAHOO -300
jt 15 ISINGLASS -300You've got to accentuate the positive.
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Don't mess with mister in between.BEST OUTSIDER THIS SEASON WAS BLESS HIM AT 33/1 (WEEK 2)
and it was picked by NATHAN HUGHES, REFUSE TO BEND, STEVE75 and myself.
BEST FORECAST THIS SEASON
NOBODY HAS YET GOT ONE UP THIS SEASON
MISSING THIS WEEK WAS
VENTURE TO COGNAC and BIGG
You've got to accentuate the positive.
Eliminate the negative.
Latch on to the affirmative.
Don't mess with mister in between.Let’s get serious for a moment, here comes the following messages…
First: The usual but all important check your scores for errors and let me know if I’d made any.
I will correct it if any are found ASAP.Second : As always I must give my acknowledgement to Pat123 for inspiring this competition.
Third : Anyone wishing to join can do so at anytime
It’s never too late.Fourth. Thank you to all who’s taken part this week. Hope to see you all next week and back those winners.
You've got to accentuate the positive.
Eliminate the negative.
Latch on to the affirmative.
Don't mess with mister in between.
It’s never too late.
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