Daily Racing Thread Tuesday 20th. Feb. 2018

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Welcome Joe, good luck with the tip.

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Biggest tote place I've ever seen at Taunton in the first race, horse that came third paid £66 for a place, in the old days you could get tote places without entering the pool in hills.....
 
vengur de guye 3.35weth expected too goo very close today soz for late post good luck all...
 
Joe_z said:
First post due to having had problems with email confirmation but thanks to Ron & Andy now able to post. Littlestickarubarb 1525 Clonmel, first run for new stable trainer has stated if it reproduces its work at home will have a great chance. Best of luck
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welcome Joe
 
Clonmel 15.55 is a very weak race. Doldido won a maiden hurdles and then failed in his debut in the handicap. It is surprising that now they send him to fences. Money all day towards him. Now 8/1. It can be a good bet e/w.
 
rudebwoy said:
Biggest tote place I've ever seen at Taunton in the first race, horse that came third paid £66 for a place, in the old days you could get tote places without entering the pool in hills.....
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Means that nobody got it, though, or hardly anybody. Place at Betfair SP was 46.24. BSP for the win (it got 3rd, of course) was 1000/1! Ten times the industry SP.
 
RIP David Barons. He will always be associated with Seagram of course but also won 2 Hennessys and of course 2 Whirbreads with the wonderful Topsham Bay. Had great success bringing New Zealand bred horses to the UK including the 2 I mentioned.
 
Don't shoot the messenger, but got an email from one of the Irish lads from Dundalk, and reckons the word is out that Hamish McGonagain 7.10 Wolver is having a go.
Shane Grays father lives in Dundalk?

Good luck if you play, looks a trappy handicap to me, but if O'Meara has it right, must be good e/w shout?
 
mick the jolly sailor said:
Don't shoot the messenger, but got an email from one of the Irish lads from Dundalk, and reckons the word is out that Hamish McGonagain 7.10 Wolver is having a go.
Shane Grays father lives in Dundalk?

Good luck if you play, looks a trappy handicap to me, but if O'Meara has it right, must be good e/w shout?
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Already backed this on tonight as his turn is definitely near. Double with Sunshineandbubbles too.
 
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