Large drifter loses shock! An easy trade to get away.
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lilgreenback
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Hi,
Not sure if this was the one that running like a mad thing but I thought they said on the radio it had one eye. I guess if that's the case it's only happy going round one way or on the straight. Or maybe Barney whispered to the stable lad as they got him out the box "tis only 7f this one, no worries eh"
Cheers
Not sure if this was the one that running like a mad thing but I thought they said on the radio it had one eye. I guess if that's the case it's only happy going round one way or on the straight. Or maybe Barney whispered to the stable lad as they got him out the box "tis only 7f this one, no worries eh"
Cheers
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wrexham casual
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After a poor start out of the stalls, Allanit went 15 lengths clear until four furlongs out and then got swamped by the chasing pack.
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wrexham casual
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Friday 6th August
Agapanthus 7.15 Newmarket
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wrexham casual
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Wednesday 11th August
Sir Mozart 3.25 Yarmouth
That was an interesting market but I only managed to get £107 from it. Somebody had a very obvious strategy on that market but I didn't I'd be surprised if it worked particulary well to be honest as everybody could see what they were doing!
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Rhys.... Your the timing of your post regarding catching a decent move and then giving the majority of it back is oddly timed perfectly with regards to some research I was doing this morning through my records...
I found out that approxiamtely 65% of the time I catch a decent move +£100, I end up at post time with less than my initial profit from the big move (sometimes just a few pounds other times the majority of my initial profit). I believe this is due to two factors:
1) Dropping my guard slightly, due to the 'invincible' feeling, caused by the adrenaline generated by catching a great move.
2) Greed: wanting to experience that adrenaline/ great feeling immediately all over again!!!! asap!!!
The 'obvious' answer from the stats is that I should sit on the sideline for the remainder of the time to post - completely against my nature! (and also ridiculous to miss out on other opportunities...)
However I know that it is down to a minor lack of focus/ discipline brought on by the adrenaline, that causes me to ignore my 'set in stone' rules that need to be fulfilled before I enter a trade.
I guess at least I am aware of this now, with hard cold stats staring me in the face, I just need to put it in to action....
I found out that approxiamtely 65% of the time I catch a decent move +£100, I end up at post time with less than my initial profit from the big move (sometimes just a few pounds other times the majority of my initial profit). I believe this is due to two factors:
1) Dropping my guard slightly, due to the 'invincible' feeling, caused by the adrenaline generated by catching a great move.
2) Greed: wanting to experience that adrenaline/ great feeling immediately all over again!!!! asap!!!
The 'obvious' answer from the stats is that I should sit on the sideline for the remainder of the time to post - completely against my nature! (and also ridiculous to miss out on other opportunities...)
However I know that it is down to a minor lack of focus/ discipline brought on by the adrenaline, that causes me to ignore my 'set in stone' rules that need to be fulfilled before I enter a trade.
I guess at least I am aware of this now, with hard cold stats staring me in the face, I just need to put it in to action....
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wrexham casual
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Friday 13th August
Aviso 7.05 Newmarket
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wrexham casual
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Tuesday 17th August
Allanit 8.20 Kempton