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Grand National 2019
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Think I've run out of family and friends.... may have to get in touch with some distant second cousin twice removed. Mind you they'll probably be restricted tooPeanutsMolloy said:Bet365's deal (half stake refunded for e/w bets up to £125) now available for existing customers. Still 5 places but the only firm offering 1/4 odds.
Cheers Bob
I'm taking advantage of the subsidy to add one of the 2 runners missing on my slip from my model's winning candidates: ANIBALE FLY, as The Tiger sadly remains too short to make it economic from my perspective.0 -
Almost certainly.PolzeathNick said:
Think I've run out of family and friends.... may have to get in touch with some distant second cousin twice removed. Mind you they'll probably be restricted tooPeanutsMolloy said:Bet365's deal (half stake refunded for e/w bets up to £125) now available for existing customers. Still 5 places but the only firm offering 1/4 odds.
Cheers Bob
I'm taking advantage of the subsidy to add one of the 2 runners missing on my slip from my model's winning candidates: ANIBALE FLY, as The Tiger sadly remains too short to make it economic from my perspective.
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Maybe I'll get a Chinese IP address!bobmunro said:
Almost certainly.PolzeathNick said:
Think I've run out of family and friends.... may have to get in touch with some distant second cousin twice removed. Mind you they'll probably be restricted tooPeanutsMolloy said:Bet365's deal (half stake refunded for e/w bets up to £125) now available for existing customers. Still 5 places but the only firm offering 1/4 odds.
Cheers Bob
I'm taking advantage of the subsidy to add one of the 2 runners missing on my slip from my model's winning candidates: ANIBALE FLY, as The Tiger sadly remains too short to make it economic from my perspective.
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Oh_Yoni_Boy said:
Sorry, this is @anyone (don't want to use up Peanut's valuable time with inane questions!) got my "too good to be true" hat on.PeanutsMolloy said:Bet365's deal (half stake refunded for e/w bets up to £125) now available for existing customers. Still 5 places but the only firm offering 1/4 odds.
Cheers Bob
I'm taking advantage of the subsidy to add one of the 2 runners missing on my slip from my model's winning candidates: ANIBALE FLY, as The Tiger sadly remains too short to make it economic from my perspective.
So, if I put £125 on a load of horses E/W on the same betting slip with Bet365... £62.5 will pop back into the account a couple of hours later? (or even £250 on for £125 back?)
Is there a catch? I guess some of their odds look a little shorter than those posted on here (GP 25/1, VC 12/1, AF 10/1) maybe?
Some things that appear to be too good to be true are actually true.There's no catch.
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Yes, that might work!PolzeathNick said:
Maybe I'll get a Chinese IP address!bobmunro said:
Almost certainly.PolzeathNick said:
Think I've run out of family and friends.... may have to get in touch with some distant second cousin twice removed. Mind you they'll probably be restricted tooPeanutsMolloy said:Bet365's deal (half stake refunded for e/w bets up to £125) now available for existing customers. Still 5 places but the only firm offering 1/4 odds.
Cheers Bob
I'm taking advantage of the subsidy to add one of the 2 runners missing on my slip from my model's winning candidates: ANIBALE FLY, as The Tiger sadly remains too short to make it economic from my perspective.
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Just a couple for me today:
2.50 Kemboy (Nap)
4.40 Diego Du Charmil
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My selections for today-:
14.20 - Band of Outlaws @ 7/414.50 - Kemboy @ 9/415.25 - Buveur D'Air @ 8/1116.05 - Road To Rome @ 11/416.45 - Brelan D'As @ 8/10 -
Added a complete wild one in the Foxhunters. CHAMPAGNE WEST was a top class chaser a few years ago, and the wheels well and truly came off resulting in him going to the sales last year. He actually made £50k at the sales, and has ended up in the hands of rookie trainer Thomas Frost (son of Kevin) with the intention of trying to revitalise him and run him in Hunter Chases. He reappeared in one of the richer hunter chases, but it was on good to firm ground and it was his first run in a while. The Frost yard has a good reputation for picking up other people's cast-offs and if there is even a semblance that they've got him straight 66/1 with extra places, and 100+ on the machine is a bananas price. He's a front runner too and they are well suited to the National track.
Also, backed SUPASUNDAE as another dart to try and floor Buveur D'Air. I'd thought he was a bit gone this season but his runs are excusable - first time up, ground too quick over 2m, and then didn't get home over 3. Today he has everything in his favour - fitness, trip, track, ground. He did me a big favour when he won the Irish Champion last year and hopefully can run well again here.0 -
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love stats, on the above this would be who to back on day 1killer kish said:Back the following at Aintree and you would of made a profit the past five years
1 Any horse trained by Colin Tizzard
2 Any horse that finished in the top 3 at the Cheltenham Festival
3 Any horse whose last race was at Uttoxeter no matter where it finished
1.45 megli khan/spiritofthegames
2.20 band of outlaws/pentland hills
2.50 elegant escape/bristol de mai/road to respect
3.25 faugheen/melon/chitabello/silver streak
4.05 top wood
4.40 brelan d'as/molineux
5.15 no horses fit stats
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Sounds like Joe Farrell last in0
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Confirmed....last one in!4
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The Glancing Queen 11/2 @ 5.15 for me today. Backed it at Cheltenham as only mare in the flat race. She finished 5th after being hampered in run in and looked full of running towards the end. Think this is an excellent price and shot.0
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Pairofbrowneyes the one that came out. Presumably had a setback0
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Correction - they're going for Irish National with him instead0
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A wise choicePolzeathNick said:Correction - they're going for Irish National with him instead I wish him all the very best 1 -
What sort of price do you think he'll be?PolzeathNick said:Sounds like Joe Farrell last in0 -
Around 20/1 noworpingtonRED said:
What sort of price do you think he'll be?PolzeathNick said:Sounds like Joe Farrell last in1 -
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I've gone for christopherwood in the 2.201
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Iv'e gone for
Tea For Two
Captain Redbeard
Joe Farrell
Rock the Kasbah
Jury Duty
All each way with Bet 365 laid out £20 and £10 straight back in account.0 - Sponsored links:
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Notably, Tiger Roll has been declared to wear blinkers - as he did in the XC at the Festival and for the Gr2 hurdle he won in Feb.
Has worn blinkers at other times before (last time Nov 2017) but wore cheek pieces for his GN win last year.
Some people have a view (not me) that blinkers are a stat negative for the GN, though Earth Summit (1998 winner) and Comply Or Die (2008) wore them.
Other than "pieces", only other runners with headgear are Monbeg Notorious (visor) and Blow By Blow (blinkers - also first run since wind op) - both wear them routinely now.0 -
Bit of a disgrace that ITV aren't covering the 1.45 today - it's a bloody Grade 1 race!2
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Why are people betting with bookmakers? You will get a better price on an exchange. Bookies are scumbags. They will eventually mess you about. All the well known ones and most of the smaller ones have limited my stakes to pennies. I don't know how they stay in business. Ladbrokes refused £100 @ 4/1 then sent me an e-mail saying my stake limit is £1.64. They are supposed to be the biggest bookmaker in the world. Absolute joke.2
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Around a dozen betting accounts restricted down to pennies, including Bet£3.65len90 said:Why are people betting with bookmakers? You will get a better price on an exchange. Bookies are scumbags. They will eventually mess you about. All the well known ones and most of the smaller ones have limited my stakes to pennies. I don't know how they stay in business. Ladbrokes refused £100 @ 4/1 then sent me an e-mail saying my stake limit is £1.64. They are supposed to be the biggest bookmaker in the world. Absolute joke.0 -
They're a business trying to make money. Why wouldn't they take steps to stop people costing them profits?len90 said:Why are people betting with bookmakers? You will get a better price on an exchange. Bookies are scumbags. They will eventually mess you about. All the well known ones and most of the smaller ones have limited my stakes to pennies. I don't know how they stay in business. Ladbrokes refused £100 @ 4/1 then sent me an e-mail saying my stake limit is £1.64. They are supposed to be the biggest bookmaker in the world. Absolute joke.2 -
I'm too good at losing to even feature on any of their radars
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I must be one of the best mug punters they’ve ever had. I back a horse and automatically its back leg drops off. I won’t let on what I’ve backed on the National, I don’t want to depress anyone on here, who might have done the same.Carter said:I'm too good at losing to even feature on any of their radars
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What do you have to do to get your stakes limited? Just do particularly well on their site and then they shut you out?len90 said:Why are people betting with bookmakers? You will get a better price on an exchange. Bookies are scumbags. They will eventually mess you about. All the well known ones and most of the smaller ones have limited my stakes to pennies. I don't know how they stay in business. Ladbrokes refused £100 @ 4/1 then sent me an e-mail saying my stake limit is £1.64. They are supposed to be the biggest bookmaker in the world. Absolute joke.0 -
Indeed. It doesn't always take much for someone to be chinned, either.Oh_Yoni_Boy said:
What do you have to do to get your stakes limited? Just do particularly well on their site and then they shut you out?len90 said:Why are people betting with bookmakers? You will get a better price on an exchange. Bookies are scumbags. They will eventually mess you about. All the well known ones and most of the smaller ones have limited my stakes to pennies. I don't know how they stay in business. Ladbrokes refused £100 @ 4/1 then sent me an e-mail saying my stake limit is £1.64. They are supposed to be the biggest bookmaker in the world. Absolute joke.
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