I fancied a few at big prices to run a decent race in the next at Windsor, Jack Who's He, Woolston Ferry, Majestic Zafeen but have decided to go for Bankroll 16/1
That was a messy race. Only excuse for ORBISON is that he didn't get to the lead early enough but turned it in some way out!
Into 9/4 Six Wives now, lot of money.Bit worried about Indian Trail didn't realise it's his 100th race tonight and his retiring after so will be primed to go out with a win, fingers crossed for the six wives tho!
Come on Dave!! smashed in from 12/1 to 11/2 either some people are going to be very rich or look very stupid and very poor! lol
Well that was ****, never had a chance after a awkward start, twice in a row it's done that, sorry lads
RP - MYSTERY surrounded an eyecatching gamble and subsequent stewards' withdrawal of Like A Diamond at Ballinrobe on Monday night after officials announced they were concerned the three-year-old was not in the care of his stated trainer. An unraced gelding, Like A Diamond was initially priced up at 50-1 by bookmakers before he was rapidly shortened, reaching a low of 11-4 with Paddy Power for the 1m1f maiden, in which he was due to be ridden by Wayne Lordan. The stewards received a report from Chris Gordon, Turf Club senior security officer, who stated Like A Diamond was not trained at the registered licensed premises of Sharon Dunphy at Drish, Thurles, County Tipperary but at another premises in the neighbourhood. Evidence was heard from Dunphy which included her acceptance of Gordon's report into the matter. Evidence was also heard from groom Fabian Burke, who had entered the racecourse stables on a temporary pass to work for Dunphy last night. Having considered the report and the subsequent evidence and in particular the admission by Dunphy that Like A Diamond was not trained from her licensed training establishment as required by rule 147 (vi), the stewards ordered the horse's withdrawal and referred the matter to the Turf Club. The gamble was described as "a bit funny" by Liam Glynn of Boylesports, who said: "We inserted it at 33-1 this morning and we had quite significant support all morning and were forced to go 16-1, then 10s, 7s and I think we got as low as 3-1. "It came across as a genuine gamble, this wasn't just a bookies' move, although it was a bit funny as the trainer had not had a winner since St Stephen's Day [December 26]."
