Pevenseagull
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Clutching at straws, any tips for Brighton today?
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Pevenseagull
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On the plus side, I'm going to dress up like 'The Man From Del Monte'.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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Highly speculative tip...
Local trainer Gary Moore has his very talented apprentice Hector Crouch on Art Of Swing in the 4.00 race. It's the outsider of four runners, currently 16/1 or thereabouts, but, apart from the favourite, there's very little form to speak of, and the jockey knows the track better than most. The trainer/jockey combination won the opener at Brighton yesterday with a similarly unfancied nag (backed in from 5/1 to 7/2 just before the off) with the favourite seemingly unable to handle the track and losing its action. Wouldn't take much for the same combo to pop up again at a very decent price.
But don't stick your house on it. Obviously
Local trainer Gary Moore has his very talented apprentice Hector Crouch on Art Of Swing in the 4.00 race. It's the outsider of four runners, currently 16/1 or thereabouts, but, apart from the favourite, there's very little form to speak of, and the jockey knows the track better than most. The trainer/jockey combination won the opener at Brighton yesterday with a similarly unfancied nag (backed in from 5/1 to 7/2 just before the off) with the favourite seemingly unable to handle the track and losing its action. Wouldn't take much for the same combo to pop up again at a very decent price.
But don't stick your house on it. Obviously
Taybha
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Spooky coincidental tip of the day
If you look down from the track toward the sea in the direction of the pier the road leading down is called queensway , living in that very street is a lovely lady called Glory who is 94 today , if you look you can see the railings leading up to her door have been festooned with bunting , well flags . Stranger things have happened
If you look down from the track toward the sea in the direction of the pier the road leading down is called queensway , living in that very street is a lovely lady called Glory who is 94 today , if you look you can see the railings leading up to her door have been festooned with bunting , well flags . Stranger things have happened
Pevenseagull
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Highly speculative tip...
Local trainer Gary Moore has his very talented apprentice Hector Crouch on Art Of Swing in the 4.00 race. It's the outsider of four runners, currently 16/1 or thereabouts, but, apart from the favourite, there's very little form to speak of, and the jockey knows the track better than most. The trainer/jockey combination won the opener at Brighton yesterday with a similarly unfancied nag (backed in from 5/1 to 7/2 just before the off) with the favourite seemingly unable to handle the track and losing its action. Wouldn't take much for the same combo to pop up again at a very decent price.
But don't stick your house on it. Obviously
I don't have a house (anymore)
Pevenseagull
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.....and 'Hector Crouch' is possibility the most Dickensian name I have encountered of late.
I am VERY confident about the chance of Lutine Charlie presently 9 to 1 in the 4.30 pm. Get on and get on LARGE ! " you have not been charged for this information "
Something wrong with that one then!
Looks like a follow the late money day at Brighton.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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Yup, only way to go today.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
- 70,185
Highly speculative tip...
Local trainer Gary Moore has his very talented apprentice Hector Crouch on Art Of Swing in the 4.00 race. It's the outsider of four runners, currently 16/1 or thereabouts, but, apart from the favourite, there's very little form to speak of, and the jockey knows the track better than most. The trainer/jockey combination won the opener at Brighton yesterday with a similarly unfancied nag (backed in from 5/1 to 7/2 just before the off) with the favourite seemingly unable to handle the track and losing its action. Wouldn't take much for the same combo to pop up again at a very decent price.
But don't stick your house on it. Obviously
Now out to 25/1. Still as much chance as it had at 16/1 tho IMHO.
Had a couple on it and got excited for about 100 yards!
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Yes, but at least he didn't charge you for that.
Wrong-Direction
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Pevenseagull
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Well, had a random.bet on 'Drop Kick Murphi' @ 8s on course and that paid for the day......up until I started drinking.
And getting cabs to places I don't know.
And getting cabs to places I don't know.