Today's Horse Racing

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Euler
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It is, it's working well today
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SeaHorseRacing
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Im happy nice trade for me there on Divin Bere
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SeaHorseRacing
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What I love the most about delays is that when large orders hit the market the market reacts much slower.
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HRacing
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Lovely move for Zain Arion after post time!
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Naffman
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The 4pm at Lingfield will run as advertised so dont get caught out ;)
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SeaHorseRacing
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Naffman wrote:The 4pm at Lingfield will run as advertised so dont get caught out ;)
Appreciated as I never knew that.
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ShaunWhite
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I don't usually trade the Irish racing but I was thinking about having a look at Dundalk.
Any pointers ? Any big dos or don'ts ?
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to75ne
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dundalk is usually very volatile on a friday evening, and seems impossible to predict but the prices "flow" in a obvious way week in, week out.

dont use your normal stake, split it up in small chunks and add slowly. dont trade before 5 minutes out.
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Naffman
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I've been stung that many times I don't even do Irish racing anymore :lol:

Far too volatile for me :)
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ShaunWhite
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to75ne wrote:dundalk is usually very volatile on a friday evening, and seems impossible to predict but the prices "flow" in a obvious way week in, week out.

dont use your normal stake, split it up in small chunks and add slowly. dont trade before 5 minutes out.
Nice info naffman & to75ne.. Many thanks.
I'll mostly just watch it I think , or use fivers.
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SeaHorseRacing
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ShaunWhite wrote:
to75ne wrote:dundalk is usually very volatile on a friday evening, and seems impossible to predict but the prices "flow" in a obvious way week in, week out.

dont use your normal stake, split it up in small chunks and add slowly. dont trade before 5 minutes out.
Nice info naffman & to75ne.. Many thanks.
I'll mostly just watch it I think , or use fivers.

I do trade the Irish but one exception- NOT Dundalk on a Friday Eve.
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Naffman
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Fave scratched 7.15 :evil:
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cyxstudio
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"Peter if you have an issue mate, contact me, don't go running to Lee like a skirt wearing sheila. Be a man FFS."

whats going on? :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Trader_Tom
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cyxstudio wrote:"Peter if you have an issue mate, contact me, don't go running to Lee like a skirt wearing sheila. Be a man FFS."

whats going on? :lol: :lol: :lol:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mwvKgQeMg8
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SeaHorseRacing
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You know its genuine money when the better is smashing the price in at odds below 1.4 when the gamble has already gone.

They could have easily got that money matched higher with a bit of patience and knowledge.
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