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The Official Betting Thread


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I merely meant Your Majesty that one seemed to be saying that one had been backing big priced winners, but making the announcement after the equines had won ie backfitting.

Your Majesty is surely aware of this phenonemon on the various Newsgroups concerning The Sport of My Husbands for example:

I hereby state that I indeed wagered 100guineas on Hoof Hearted and it verily romped home at 16/1. I do agree my fellow gambling men, that maybe I should have posted this before the race... but I care not, for I am now a deal richer and only back winners. ;)

Aye..there was this bloke on The NG that used to do it all the time..posting his selections after the f**kin races!! Always saying that they were before...but it was a problem with the servers clock or summat.

Howvever... I do commend thee on some astute picks over the last weeks, and I agree with you...f**k laying and all that Over/Under Plus/Minus shite.

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Might have a few others just on the nod depending on how they do, probably the Racing Post Trophy at Donny.

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They're not really tips, although I do quite fancy Whispering Gallery. Lanfranco would be riding him but he's at Doncaster so Disaster is on board.

Cheventon is second favourite (at 10's!) behind the well fancied Harry Patch (4's) but he got up really well under Dale Swift to win his last one a short time ago. The Racing Post reckons its too high in the weights and too slow a starter to beat Harry Patch - what'da them chancers know!

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