Curley alert

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Iron
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Quite...

Mr Curley must be kicking himself about letting that horse go! :)

Jeff
Bet Angel wrote:Ex Curley horse Jeu De Roseau backed from 25's to as low as 2.32 wins!

After three Curley horses today already, I read this peice on the RP and followed the money. What a day! Amazing that a horse rated with a 5% chance of winning can get re-rated to a 45% chance.
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wrexham casual
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Is there a service that I could sign upto that would notify me when he next has a horse running?
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gg.com haas a free alert system where you can select horses or trainers :)
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Cool, I read this thread from the start this morning and was about to ask the same thing!
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!
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Cheers!
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No Complaining - 20:35 Lingfield.
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Bet Angel wrote:No Complaining - 20:35 Lingfield.
Now a N/R :(
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One thing to note is.....

With the state that British Racing is in, owners look to support their horse with "gambles" on them...and why not !
Winning and place prize money is not "enough" to keep a horse in training. And as most owners have at least a couple of horses in training, the "gambles" are essential to keep "the product" (Racing) alive.
Whether Barney allegedly does this is not known, however, he does have loyal owners.
It does sound like, on this thread, that people are "anti" Barney, but what about trainers that keep there horse in races when it is known that they do not have a chance of winning, yet are able to pick up decent "place" price money. Is that also "wrong". I am thinking of NH chase races, offering "good" money, yet have attracted very few runners (3). What does that "do" for racing as a product ? And what an opportunity they offer as a "perfect" lay bet.
Sometimes it does seem, that some people on here put themselves up as "traders", but have little or no knowledge of the product they trade in.
Whereas others here, have a fantastic knowledge of A. Racing as an industry. B. Horses in training. and C. Trading. (Peter, you know who I mean !) And then, go on to develop an excellent trading platform (You again Peter !)
Anyway, rant over. And thanks Peter for Bet Angel.
One final point on Messer Curley. Have a look at this clip from YouTube of Mr Curley, it may explain more about the man himself.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LfPpBpDaSXE
Iron
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Superb!

Big Mac doesn't half look terrified! LOL!

I particularly like this part of the exchange:

Curley: You don't know anything about racing John!
Big Mac: I don't say I do

You couldn't make it up!

Jeff
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Two for tomorrow

Sir Mozart 16:30 Lingfield
Securitisation 17:00 Lingfield
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Both appear to be drifting a bit at the moment. Doesn't really say much this far out but should be some fun races to trade!
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Sir Mozart was fun, for a long time there was no lay money around at all, almost like someone was scared of the gamble
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I got on Sir Mozart at 3.75 and traded out at 2.66 :mrgreen:
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