Today's Horse Racing

[jamesg46]

It's a rocket...

[spreadbetting]

15:30 was the market of the day thanks to someone desperate to bet £22k on 'For Pleasure'

Edit; pushed down to <4.0 to get last of it matched!

Obviously a wise move by them led all the way.

[jamesg46]

15:30 was the market of the day thanks to someone desperate to bet £22k on 'For Pleasure'

Edit; pushed down to <4.0 to get last of it matched!

Amazing!

[Dallas]

15:30 was the market of the day thanks to someone desperate to bet £22k on 'For Pleasure'

Edit; pushed down to <4.0 to get last of it matched!

Obviously a wise move by them led all the way.

Yep, someone knew something

[Dallas]

Everyone now scanning the next races waiting for him to reappear

[jamesg46]

I would be if Alex Hales had another running

[Emmson]

I've been listening to william hill radio regularly for a few months and I've learned virtually nothing about punting on the nags, if Andrew Mount was not a guest from time to time it would be nothing. Bring back betfair radio!

[to75ne]

I've been listening to william hill radio regularly for a few months and I've learned virtually nothing about punting on the nags, if Andrew Mount was not a guest from time to time it would be nothing. Bring back betfair radio!

dont think they are there to teach anyone anything, just to encourage people to bet with them.

[Emmson]

That is true and I need to never turn it on ever again starting tonight.

[greenmark]

That is true and I need to never turn it on ever again starting tonight.

Online tipsters are paradoxical and (from my experience), completely useless. Why would you share money-making information? There's only one reason for'sharing 'secret' info. to suck in the unwary.

[Jukebox]

That is true and I need to never turn it on ever again starting tonight.

Online tipsters are paradoxical and (from my experience), completely useless. Why would you share money-making information? There's only one reason for'sharing 'secret' info. to suck in the unwary.

Especially one provided by the bookie - I can't imagine what the brief would be - but its unlikely to be to encourage the punters onto the winner.

[wearthefoxhat]

Just listen to how Jason Weaver (ITV Racing) - (Sky Sports) analyses and breaks down a race. Very good judge overall.

[greenmark]

That is true and I need to never turn it on ever again starting tonight.

Online tipsters are paradoxical and (from my experience), completely useless. Why would you share money-making information? There's only one reason for'sharing 'secret' info. to suck in the unwary.

Especially one provided by the bookie - I can't imagine what the brief would be - but its unlikely to be to encourage the punters onto the winner.

Tipsters are a marketing ploy. To generate bets, If you follow tipsters you're following charlatans. They may say 'well, it's just my opinion', but they sell themselves as being 'insiders'. Suggesting that they know what's really going on. Maybe they do, but they sure as hell aren't going to share it with you. If you believe they will, you're crazy.

[Emmson]

There is a 1.01 gubbing on Enemy

[Emmson]

Online tipsters are paradoxical and (from my experience), completely useless. Why would you share money-making information? There's only one reason for'sharing 'secret' info. to suck in the unwary.

Especially one provided by the bookie - I can't imagine what the brief would be - but its unlikely to be to encourage the punters onto the winner.

Tipsters are a marketing ploy. To generate bets, If you follow tipsters you're following charlatans. They may say 'well, it's just my opinion', but they sell themselves as being 'insiders'. Suggesting that they know what's really going on. Maybe they do, but they sure as hell aren't going to share it with you. If you believe they will, you're crazy.

I just want some informed chat from experts, I don't place win bets on nags and never will not my caper at all but the Gravy Train on British Horse Racing is quite remarkable. The whole industry needs turned upside down