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Saturday March 25th 2023

Gforce, Jake, and David still flying along - well done. If I've left anyone out, I apologise; please leave a message on this thread and I'll update.

I've got myself all mixed up with the Cheltenham Naps Comp we ran: have sent David his first prize, but second and third prizes - a tenner and seven quid - have not yet been settled. If I owe you, please leave a message on this thread.

Finally, I won’t go into all my workings, but I have tipped Hill Sixteen again for the National before he runs today in the 3.35. Have backed him EW today as well, but come Aintree I think he'll be closer to 20/1. Bet365 offer 66/1 on a NRNB basis to 5 places and I strongly recommend you take it.

All the best.

Joe

32 comments

32 Comments

Jonathan Dawe

Mar 25

Bit late, but Wolfie's Dynaghost in the 21:13 at Turfway Park

Harrytheactor

Mar 25

Strange to think of Lord North winning on racecourse debut - at Redcar. He was only third favourite that day. Next season he landed a monster gamble in the Cambridgeshire when he must have been one of the handicap blots of the century. And now look at him.

Baciodilupo

Mar 25

NAP EW Maud Gonne Spirit 3.25 Curragh, big price.

GazP

Mar 25

Bonttay won 6/4.

LukeH

Mar 25

Rebel's Romance 4.00Meydan win - apologies to those with no interest in racing from them funny faraway places :P

LukeH

Mar 25

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A bit disappointed by the run from RR, but wow, Equinox might prove to be the best flat horse in training this year. No doubt, the dumb comparisons to Flightline, Baeed and Frankel will appear soon...

el gran senor

Mar 25

I was going to nap Charles Atlas in the opener at Curragh but that would place the weight of the world on his shoulders. Then there is a Horse called Useless in the 14.50 who is ridiculously well bred like her Stable companion Water Nymph in the same who is my nap

tuforu

Mar 25

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I dunno where i got maid of KENTUCKY as i meet so few experts in bookies i had it under PLASTERER i met maybe. Great price.

Yesterday a few strangers around backing ALAN BROWN in Newcastle never heard of the jockey before will watch in future.

Jp ryan trains near BARNANE STUD he better pick up some new ideas.

I just found out a reclusive neighbour has a few thououghbreds in training but in rural ireland neighbours are not like the old days .

tuforu

Mar 25

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An ivawood ALL IN THE HIPS 6.00 wolves i blew all my ryan moore winners and now scraping.

Harrytheactor

Mar 25

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Great minds think alike, they say: so you and Hayley Moore both tipped Maid In Kentucky today. Dad Gary had a cross-card double too. What a day for the Moore clan!

amtrakker

Mar 25

Red Windsor 1.30

amtrakker

Mar 25

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Newbury

Alan

Mar 25

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N/R

Unknown member

Mar 25

Destined To Shine 4.25 Newbury is todays nap,well done yesterdays winners

David

Mar 25

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Well played again yesterday - you're having a fine month!

Unknown member

Mar 25

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Thanks ,you were very unlucky yesterday to be touched off by a 50/1 Nicky Henderson runner,his winners at that price are rarer than hen's teeth.

Alan

Mar 25

Mighty Thunder 15:35 Kelso Nap

GForce

Mar 25

Well done Jake and David. I'd need a big winner to put some pressure on but nothing is leaping off the page at me so

Nap Meydan 1315 Al Dasim

who just keeps improving.

GazP

Mar 25

Bonntay 3.00K.

Highflying

Mar 25

Moonlighter - 16.25 Newbury

Leo

Mar 25

3.25 Curragh - Mashhoor (each way)

David

Mar 25

I'm going to also go with Sandy Thomson in the Kelso 3.35 but go with Doyen Breed for nap instead.

john987

Mar 25

3.25 Curragh Carrytheone ew

Robicheaux7

Mar 24

I'm already on Hill Sixteen at 100s. Regarding the race tomorrow. Mighty Thunder, who's the best handicapped horse in the race, did hint at a return to form, in the Eider before fading late on. A race to watch, though obviously I hope Hill 16 runs a big race.

Nap tomorrow is Quickthorn in the 12.40 at Meydan.

el gran senor

Mar 25

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Harry,

I didn't get a bet away in time. One of the few times I didn't back in the belief he has one good race in him.

Harrytheactor

Mar 25

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Ryan was brilliant there. He's clocked up some hefty airmiles recently but seems to thrive on that whirlwind life. As for Broome, it's no easy feat keeping a 7yo entire in training but there's no better man at doing just that than AOB.

el gran senor

Mar 25

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Slowhandray used to obsess about random things that were enjoyed by us all. He had a thing about Broome; his minimum distance was 6 miles plus.

I think the only target can be the Melbourne Cup.

APOB has to imagine he is the Australian Handicapper, show no form from now on but turn up on the day.