Daily Racing Thread - Friday 13th

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Tell you what, if Go All The Way hacks up tomorrow with a shock defeat of Simonsig, I might win the 10 to follow <laugh>
 
Defeat of Simonsig? You must be havin a laugh! <laugh>

The Grey and Black Aeroplane's look to have facile tasks tomorrow.
 
Just seen betfair has a market on ISP% (overround) for the national.

Less than 130% is 1000-1 while more than 160% is just over 6-1.

Telling.
 
It is rather.

I'll try again.

Defeat of Simonsig? You must be havin' a laugh!

The Grey and Black Aeroplanes look to have facile tasks tomorrow.

<laugh>
 
Well done today everyone as usual stick's info from honeyball spot on and nice to see winners flying in all over the place at nice prices too, just a shame I've been at work all day and not won a penny, bloody typical lol......roll on the GN lottery tomorrow so I can lose my hard earned, I think not!!!
 
Quelesprit said:
5.25 Elevenfiftynine 7/1

Elevenfiftynine and Call Me A Star are proving hard to split to be honest. I rate the King mare as a huge prospect who could just prove, once again, to be too good for the Honeyball mare. However, at 7/1 Elevenfiftynine just looks a brilliant each way prospect. When she lost LTO you could say she may have been a little unlucky. I do worry that Rachael may get outmuscled in a tight finish, which it could easily turn out to be, but that's why I'm on each way. Obviously disappointed Midnight Minx doesn't run.
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One post up.

I don't know why I bother sometimes.
 
You know this grand national isnt such a lottery anymore. In fact even the big priced recent winners (Mon Mome and Silver Birch) were gettable and overpriced. Been looking at the last 10 results and most of the winners and placed horses were near the head of the market. I'm ready to go all out for the tricast.

With most of the runners easily discounted, (ahem), but still represented in the pool we actually get a great return for relatively short-priced placed horses if we can get the three. Last year we had Ballabriggs 14-1 beating Oscar Time at 14-1 and Don't Push it at 9-1. The Tricast paid £1934.42 and the Trifecta paid £4686.20. In 2010 we had Don't Push It at 10-1jf beating Black Apalachi at 14-1 and State of Play at 16-1 which returned a Tricast of £2324.26 and a Trifecta of £10,724.50. i know that because of the compressed market there are quite a few at or below these sort of prices (8 at or below 14-1 last year and 12 at or below 16-1 in 2010) but it's still well worth a go.

I shall be going in with Synchronised, Sunnyhillboy, West End Rocker and Shakalakaboomboom I think. 24 combinations.

Easy <rofl>
 
aftertimer you were tipping up the Mccain horse last neet you know what it is <run> <run> <laugh> - nice call Stick <ok>
 
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