Cheltenham Martyrs...

[Gregory_Mike]

Lol.

Epsom this week. Royal ascot around the corner.

We're sorted m8, but thanks for your concern.

@Nollaig O Muracu Ever watched the Basher Watts content?

 

[Nollaig O Muracu]

@Nollaig O Muracu Ever watched the Basher Watts content?

No Mike, not heard of him tbh

 

[Gregory_Mike]

No Mike, not heard of him tbh

He's a little bit of a mug punter but is always upfront with his bets. A young guy 30+ and he recently won the French 1000 Guineas only to be demoted to second for interference (bs imho). I think that was his second or third horse in training as an owner and he's only got a budget of about to 60 grand to buy horses. There are videos of him vsiiting racecourses (an honest days punting, including Ireland to get and to buy racehorses). He also has a couple of greyhounds.

Very good content imho. Check him out. He's on most of the usual social media channels but YT works well.

Shes Perfect connections consider appeal over French 1000 Guineas demotion

The Charlie Fellowes-trained filly sparked scenes of wild celebration from members of the Basher Watts Racing syndicate after passing the post a nose in front of Francis-Henri Graffards hot favourite in the Poule dEssai des Pouliches, but their joy was short lived

www.skysports.com

 

[Nollaig O Muracu]

He's a little bit of a mug punter but is always upfront with his bets. A young guy 30+ and he recently won the French 1000 Guineas only to be demoted to second for interference (bs imho). I think that was his second or third horse in training as an owner and he's only got a budget of about to 60 grand to buy horses. There are videos of him vsiiting racecourses (an honest days punting, including Ireland to get and to buy racehorses). He also has a couple of greyhounds.

Very good content imho. Check him out. He's on most of the usual social media channels but YT works well.

Shes Perfect connections consider appeal over French 1000 Guineas demotion

The Charlie Fellowes-trained filly sparked scenes of wild celebration from members of the Basher Watts Racing syndicate after passing the post a nose in front of Francis-Henri Graffards hot favourite in the Poule dEssai des Pouliches, but their joy was short lived

www.skysports.com

Will look him up. Thanks Mike

 

[Two Pour Bore]

The Cheltenham lads will all be watching the flat racing. Get to pick out a few two and three year olds who'll make the transition to the grown up racing.

 

[Cloudy O'Ranieri]

@Happyhonkaman reality and practicality has kicked in and I've layed off some for both the Munster and AI. I don't think we'll win Munster but if it were down the Pairc, I'd be more optimistic. Depending on the performance tomorrow evening, I still think we have a squeak of winning the AI.

Laying is for sex addicts!

 

[TheOutdoorThreadmill]

He's a little bit of a mug punter but is always upfront with his bets. A young guy 30+ and he recently won the French 1000 Guineas only to be demoted to second for interference (bs imho). I think that was his second or third horse in training as an owner and he's only got a budget of about to 60 grand to buy horses. There are videos of him vsiiting racecourses (an honest days punting, including Ireland to get and to buy racehorses). He also has a couple of greyhounds.

Very good content imho. Check him out. He's on most of the usual social media channels but YT works well.

Shes Perfect connections consider appeal over French 1000 Guineas demotion

The Charlie Fellowes-trained filly sparked scenes of wild celebration from members of the Basher Watts Racing syndicate after passing the post a nose in front of Francis-Henri Graffards hot favourite in the Poule dEssai des Pouliches, but their joy was short lived

www.skysports.com

Great watch, turned down 2.2million for Shes Perfect, all but one of the syndicate opted to keep the horse that cost 50k

 

[Gregory_Mike]

Great watch, turned down 2.2million for Shes Perfect, all but one of the syndicate opted to keep the horse that cost 50k

Sound.

 

[Gregory_Mike]

Laying is for sex addicts!

Laid off 1500 euro on the Munster Final which was obviously a mistake but still collected 2625 euro. Add that with the 750 overall profit from the horse = 3375 profit so far.

Also laid off 1375 euro on Limerick winning the AI, which has obviously gone down the swanny. However, if Cork win the AI, I will get another 3781 euro + 3375 profit from the horse and Cork winning Munster = total profit of 7156. If Cork don't win the AI, then total profit will be 2000 euro.

 

[Cloudy O'Ranieri]

Laid off 1500 euro on the Munster Final which was obviously a mistake but still collected 2625 euro. Add that with the 750 overall profit from the horse = 3375 profit so far.

Also laid off 1375 euro on Limerick winning the AI, which has obviously gone down the swanny. However, if Cork win the AI, I will get another 3781 euro + 3375 profit from the horse and Cork winning Munster = total profit of 7156. If Cork don't win the AI, then total profit will be 2000 euro.

'tis your own money to manage at the end of the day, and far be it from me to be talking like I never made a poor gambling decision when I do it regularly enough, but you were already in profit no matter what from Fact to File winning at Cheltenham.

My own mantra there would be to let it ride, UNLESS I thought Cork's price was too short. Laying off should always be about price and expected value rather than falling into the trap of thinking "I don't think they're going to do it". Maybe you did still think they were too short when you laid off, but if they win it outright you might end up thinking "Ah, I gave away almost 3k there".