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How to profit from Betting Exchanges (BEX)     

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tabasco - 22 Apr 2010 09:03 - 10440 of 10502

Well Ruth the last two that I mentioned won their next race15/2...and 5/4...both were available at better odds than the returnedwhen you say every horse has its daythat is a very fair assumptionso using that as your starting point and to simplify mattersselect one type of horselook for an unexposed improver off a low markpossibly run only seven times in two seasonsfirst five races tailed off out the back? maybe his last two races have been 6th of 16 btn. 3L running onand 5th of 14 btn 2 but with a slow startand hampered in running.
Now on bare form figures he would be declared unplaced in all seven races and will be rated as suchbut we know that does not tell the total storythose that always know the total story have the edgethose that have the edge gain that small margin available
Now I dont want to bore you with Race ClassTracks left hand/right hand or straightgoingblinkersdraw biasbooked Jockeysstable JockeysApprenticesTrainer formhorses that sweator claustrophobic with stallsand so onbut it is all part of the equation Ruthonce solvedyou have the edge!I play to solvemost of my horse are tradableeven yesterdays runner was around fourth favourite in most morning papersbut around 12-30 Betfair was showing him as fav. at 6.6.

jeffmack - 22 Apr 2010 12:06 - 10441 of 10502

so the moral of this story is, if tabby gives a horse, dont back it in this race but its next race, where he has a very good track record of getting winners.

Maybe you can let us know when firetrap is running again.

tabasco - 22 Apr 2010 12:21 - 10442 of 10502

Moral of the story isI spend up to 12 hours a day compiling and updating my filesDYOFR!

jeffmack - 22 Apr 2010 12:48 - 10443 of 10502

Ah, come on Tabby.

I envy you working in the racing industry. I lover racing but dont get much time for it. Use to love point to pointing and the evening meetings at Sandown, Kempton and Epsom. Must get there this summer

tabasco - 22 Apr 2010 13:30 - 10444 of 10502

The Point circuit has a great followingI have friends that have in the past had horses with Phil York and his FatherPhil is a great bloke...a legend in the point-to-point World and still a good Jockey

Perhaps Haljaferia Beverley 2-30 might be worth a piss takeI have it as a 7/2 chanceBetfair have it at 8.8 and I have backed it a lot higher...it will probably win next time outso dont back itthen I wont get the grizzle

jeffmack - 22 Apr 2010 14:51 - 10445 of 10502

Didnt get a chance to look at that one, was out with the dogs. Remind me next time.

tabasco - 22 Apr 2010 14:56 - 10446 of 10502

Before you ask Ruth>

They backed down Haljaferia to 6.2 traded someand laid Deauville Flyer for a Long unup on the race put Haljaferia in your bookneeded the runrated 71.it ran in the Group 3 Queens Vase Royal Ascot last Juneand Jeffbuy a notebook!

Ruth - 22 Apr 2010 15:28 - 10447 of 10502

Tobasco
Oh dear, not another donkey, i believe theres a shortage of donkeys on blackpool beach, maybe the donkey would make more for its owner doing a few kiddie rides up and down the beach?

Im just teasing ,before you have a strop,






ExecLine - 22 Apr 2010 16:37 - 10448 of 10502

Current Rating: "Best thread on the board"

:-)

An inflatable jockey was riding an inflatable horse for an inflatable trainer and an inflatable owner, for the first time over the jumps.

Leading easily after the last fence, he pulls up too early and two horses go past him.

After the race the jockey was so mad he stuck a pin in the horse, then he stuck a pin in the trainer and then another one in the owner.

He was called in front of the Stewards where he stuck a pin in himself.

The Stewards said to him, 'Not only did you let the horse down, the trainer down and the owner down, you have also let yourself down.'

tabasco - 23 Apr 2010 07:32 - 10449 of 10502

RuthI have some association with Donkeysbut not in the way you are stating?

Execthat night the jockey went homeconsoled himself by riding his inflatable ladyand won the race by a nice length!there was a stewards inquiry for misuse of the whipbut they have now weighed in?

tabasco - 23 Apr 2010 09:58 - 10450 of 10502

A number of interesting points on todays racingI give you one thought.Sandown 3-25...a 1 maiden fillies stakes
There are a couple of interesting runnersFantastic Cuix and Ship's Biscuit Cuix is trained by Cumani and ridden by FallonBiscuit is trained by Stout and ridden by Mooreboth last run in a Kempton maiden last Novemberwhere Cuix finished fourth to a Cecil horseand btn. Just over 2LBiscuit was a place further backbtn. Another L.the second horse that day was Clarvoyancea John Gosden runner that went on to win his next race by 6Land then went on to run Pipette 3L in a class twoCecils runner has not been seen out again but has an Oaks and an Ascot Coronation stakes entrywow!
Now Cumani always leaves a little to work on with his runnersStout usually has his runners spot onso on their last running Fantastic Cuix who beat Ship's Biscuit should have the greater scopehere is where it becomes interestingBetfair have Fantastic Cuix at 23 and Ship's Biscuit at 4.1..Ill leave you all to do the mathand work out the value.

Dil - 23 Apr 2010 10:18 - 10451 of 10502

Oh crumbs.

tabasco - 23 Apr 2010 10:41 - 10452 of 10502

Just about a few left if you rush!

Dil - 23 Apr 2010 10:52 - 10453 of 10502

Enjoying the sun today tabby and watching my AVN climb towards a tenner.

Be lucky.

tabasco - 23 Apr 2010 15:22 - 10454 of 10502

Anyone kept an eye on Fantastic Cuixa lovely trade12.5 as I speaka good bet for no risk now..

tabasco - 23 Apr 2010 15:24 - 10455 of 10502

9.8

tabasco - 23 Apr 2010 15:29 - 10456 of 10502

7s in running got beatmade money!

Ruth - 23 Apr 2010 15:33 - 10457 of 10502

But it was still a donkey,;-)

tabasco - 23 Apr 2010 15:50 - 10458 of 10502

Another donkey RuthSandown 3-55...First Cat 46 .great pricewill be shorter in running..

tabasco - 23 Apr 2010 15:53 - 10459 of 10502

34 now
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