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These bets are good for interest, never thought I'd be cheering Austrailia women winning a corner.

Cheers Harry. I probably shouldn't have been trying to do this bet, do popmaster and work at the same time 😝

The bet pays just under 4/1 if you dutch the quoted odds, you can get between 9/2 and 5/1 elsewhere (I just checked Sky Bet, Hills and 365). It pays 7.25 with 365 if you get the bonus.
To be clear, this a bet builder on:
Australia 4 or more (or over 3) corners England 5 or more (or over 4) corners, and 3 or more cards shown (or over 2, or 30+ bookings points) Probably not a bad bet at the boosted price with 365.

This is what your bet should look like; looks like the odds have shortened a bit.

Some thoughts on today’s game from racing punter @Sporting Sam. There’s usually a thread for most of the footy so stick any bets in there, it’s good to venture outside the cloistered groves of the racing forum once in a while! My obvious question would be why bother backing both sides of the goal in both halves; just do the other 3 elements as a bet builder. Should be available with 365 where you can get a 25% boost on that game. I’ll check a couple of prices for comparison.
 

I might be being thick, how many bets is that? 

Check out the Women’s World Cup thread. I copied the bet over and commented on the easiest way to place it and where there are better odds. Not a bad bet if you can get the boosted odds with 365.

Not racing but it’s the big Football match this morning 
Australia vs England 
Its great to have no hysteria in the streets that surrounds the men’s game. The odds for either side to do well are ridiculously silly so,
I’ve   gone down the four questions route.
Will England take five corners? Yes
Will Australia take four corners? Yes
thirty booking points? Yes
those first three are the bankers.

A goal in both halves YES AND NO.
The fourth question simply add yes and no to the first three and do the bet Twice.
The odds are 15/2 and 11/1 with my bookie
I’m sure you can get better shopping around
Simply level up your stakes for an equal return and sit back and collect.
The beauty of this bet is this
what you are really waiting on are the bookings and  the corners.
once they are reached you’ve won the bet.
 I may be wrong but all previous bookings are expunged. So it’s open house on fouls without fear of missing the final.

Just looked up 4 placed horses at 20, 10, 10 and 10/1 at 1/5 the odds returns £67.50 for a 50p ew acca. I'll definitely be doing this when the odds add up.

I wouldn't take much notice of what the Racing Post and ATR say about the going on French tracks they are way off most of the time often saying its much softer than it actually is. Deauville was good ground on Sunday and i believe there has been a couple of light showers since then.
As for pace in race's, you're right you don't see many mention it. I like to look at pace to try predict how a race will unfold but it often doesn't work out how you think.
This race 325 Deauville, Sivka Burka looks like the only front runner and could get easy enough time in front but she is up to a mile for first time. If Sivka Burka doesn't see out the extra furlong you have to like Fancy Me to reverse the form from lto. Also I like Elounda Queen if theres enough pace to run at, she has been held up/slow away last twice and rattled home just beaten a nose lto.
Value has to be Fancy Me @ 16/1
 

Right lads n lasses and the non binary member Talked this one up big style a few weeks ago- 250 Deauville tomorrow a chance to see Ace Impact taking on a few from the O'Briens its no price but might give a good clue if the ground is soft i know @tonythepaint has had a bit on as have i but i have aborted my "have as much on for the arc as possible incrementally" because of my concerns over the accuracy of the race times in France in relation to the going descriptions. So it will be interesting to see a few new form lines tomorrow.

Deauville 
250 - Greenland @ 33/1 ew bet365 

Wolverhampton 3pm
media shooter
win

Well, I will have to consider that my wrists are slapped.  Don't know why you keep calling me "lad" I'm 73 years old and still need parental (or should I say spiritual guidance now) before placing my "singles" bets.
The physics or anything else you like to call it has nothing to do with trainers letting their horses run on a racing day when they know, for whatever reasons they have, that the horse will underperform. 

No offence taken, or even a gate.  I am happy to take up the challenge for the next Racing League meeting I think that @Trotter had some success by using a mixture of RTF/RPR figures).  However, I will not just focus on one meeting on any day's racing.  Something that I have learnt recently, a slow learner I know, is that with all the uncertainties with regard to a horse race one has to think very carefully before placing a "singles" win or each-way bet.  All the pro's on here rarely put up numerous single bets on any one racing day.  I have never had any pretensions about being a pro gambler, my whole purpose of posting up on the forum has been to help the ordinary punter enjoy a day's racing without losing his/her shirt. I now think that I have the answer.  Courtesy of Betfred and their triple bonus is given to punters who may only find one winner in a Lucky 15,  I will be posting up to three L15's , if I get the time for 2 points a pop.  This can provide a fun-packed day of racing excitement for a maximum of 6 points. I will still post up a daily win bet of up to 2 points, the notion being that my Nap bet or strongest selections should possibly pay for the multiple bets.  The only variation on this will be that I will place more win points on Richard's @richard-westwood, top-rated horses.  I am not now including my bets on his selections as part of my overall profit for the rest of the year.  This gives me encouragement to place extra points on selections in the future should I ever gain the confidence to do so.  My current racing chat (RC) figures are  -38.14 MTD (damn festivals) and YTD -24.78.  Watch this space.
 
 

Hedonista                                                   5 00 Kem/                                  1/40th of a pt  ew      25/1        - 4th     4 places
Verbal Sparring                                          5 50 Blnr//                                 1/40th of a pt  ew      33/1        - 3rd

Deauville
249 - Woodchuck @ 17/2 ew betfair 
326 - Inspiral @ 15/2 ew bet365 

Terrible last week especially Rockstar Ronnie who was a big disappointment. Onto Coleraine where we have 4 hurdles and a steeplechase.
Race 1 I can't say I was very impressed with Cadre Du Noir's hurdles debut at Pakenham where he only finished 5th and whilst he has flat class I couldn't be backing him at odds on after the Pakenham effort. I've given Mount Stewart a couple of chances, but he's been well beaten twice now and he was poor on the flat last time as well. You have to think the ability he showed pre injury has disappeared. Platinum Spirit ran really well on his hurdles debut only beaten 0.2L into 2nd place by That's Incranibull in the race where the fav was 5th. If he builds on that then he's a big player. Raise Your Sights is the other one in with a chance after he finished 3rd at Warrnambool and then 2nd at Casterton last time beaten 2L by Dashing Willoughby.   I am happy to take the favourite on here especially as we have a horse who beat him last time at a much bigger price. So Platinum Spirit will be the main bet, but I will have some coverage on Raise Your Sights as well as for me they are the only other 2 possible winners in the race.   Platinum Spirit 1pt @ 2/1 with Paddy Power and Betfair Raise Your Sights 0.5pts @ 9/2 with Paddy Power, Betfair and Betfred   Race 2 Don't have a massive view here so will leave it alone. Will be interesting to see how Lincoln King as he has the flat class.   Race 3 Rising Renown would have a chance in this 0-114 hurdle  on his form earlier in the season, but he seems to have lost his way a bit in the last couple of months so I will pass him over.    In the handicap at Sandown last week Laybuy, Rider In The Snow and Dr Dependable all ran in it finishing 4th, 5th and 6th. I tipped up the middle horse and he was really well backed into favouritism, but he was held up a long way out the back and he never really looked likely to win. Clearly better was expected and he might just improve for the first hurdle run for a while. The problem is his price is very short and I couldn't back him at 1/2 so I will leave the race alone.   Race 4 Sky Hero has a chance going back over hurdles and down in grade from the last time he went over them and Heir To The Throne probably won't be too far away either, but I suspect either Field Of Lights or That's Incranibull will win. Both ran at Casterton last time with Field Of Lights winning the maiden over 3500m in impressive style. With Jackyll'n'hyde going in Race 2 he could boost the form, but it wasn't that strong a race and his previous hurdles run he was a well beaten 4th behind Frankenstar. That could be an important form line as That's Incranibull was just behind him at Casterton in the feature hurdle on the card. I thought that was a nice effort and hopefully Platinum Spirit can boost the form of his Pakenham maiden win in the opening race. I think dropping back in trip will suit as I don't think he quite saw out the 3500m at Casterton and given he's the bigger price as well I certainly he's the value in the race.   That's Incranibull 1pt @ 2/1 with everyone   Race 5 The feature race is the Great Western Steeplechase and it sees Mighty Oasis and Roland Garros do battle again after they finished behind Elvision at Casterton 3 weeks ago. There wasn't much between them that day with Roland Garros just finishing in front. I think he is likely to do the same here as well as I think he just has that little bit more class than Mighty Oasis and he might well get an easy time of things out in front, which he didn't get at Casterton as Elvision was always going to lead.   Castrofrancaru did beat Roland Garros at Hamilton in May, but in really deep ground and he was turned over at 1/2 8 days later at Sale. He's had a couple of flat runs since, but I do think Roland Garros can reverse that form here. Nelson clearly has the flat class having run in an Arc and he ran well enough on his chase debut last time, but this is tougher. Under The Bridge has been a bit disappointing this season and has been behind the main fancies here including when 5th at Casterton.   I wrote the above before the prices came out and I was surprised to see Nelson as favourite as I thought Roland Garros would be and he looks a fair bet. I also was shocked to see Mighty Oasis at a double figure price so whilst I wasn't planning to back him I have to have something on e/w as I'd have him 2nd or 3rd in the betting.   Roland Garros 1.5pts @ 15/4 with Paddy Power and Betfair Mighty Oasis 0.5pts e/w @ 12/1 with everyone

Oxford City v Rochdale City's defending looked hopeless against Aldershot and I am more than happy to continue to oppose them. Rochdale did OK in the live game against Ebbsfleet and I don't think there was much between the two sides at all. I certainly saw enough to give me the confidence to back them at a shade of odds against to beat the team I think will finish bottom.   Bromley v Barnet Barnet have been really well backed for the live TV game, but I still think there is some juice in the price. They were good last week when taking a 3-0 lead against Hartlepool and it was only a lapse of concentration which gave Hartlepool some late hope to get it to 3-2. Bromley struggled at Halifax and I just get the sense they are a little short at the moment so I think the North London side can beat the South London side.   Havant v Chippenham Havant lost the plot in the 2nd half of last season and they were especially bad at home. They weren't great last week when losing to Weston and so I am happy to take a chance on Chippenham who got off to a solid start with a win on the opening day.   Chester v Kings Lynn Chester had a very surprising loss on the opening day at Bishops Stortford and I think they will lose this as well. This is actually a game between the teams who finished 3rd and 2nd last season and Chester have got 6 players missing going into this game. Not all the players have been named, but they don't have a huge squad so it is going to hurt them. Kings Lynn battered Hereford xG wise last Saturday although they only got a point in a 2-2 draw. Still it was a promising start and they are a decent price to beat Chester.   Rochdale 2.5pts @ 23/20 with Bet365 and Coral (take up to 10/11) Barnet 2pts @ 15/8 with Coral, William Hill and Betfred (365 are a huge 11/5 and take up to 6/4) Chippenham 1pt @ 3/1 with Skybet, BetVictor and Betfred (take up to 5/2) Kings Lynn 1pt @ 19/10 with Paddy Power, Betfair, BetVictor and Bet365 (take up to 6/4)   (Odds correct as of Friday 7pm)

Easy money 🤑

Easy money 🤑

Easy money 🤑

Well done mrs B!
that's my lot three winners
Blind Beggar Tasifir and I went through the card  at Brighton with mr fayez winning the first.

😂 may as well stick to footie this weekend that starts again ⚽ ..........4.40 Thirsk paying 4 places did Easterbys  'Headabovetherest' @7/2 ( 10th) ......my better half just home, looked at the trainers / jockey taking 5lbs off / won lto AND did 'Spirit in my soul' @ 10/1 EW, then wins easily and paid at 12/1 also by looks like 3l and just smiles at me 😎......soooo im cooking the Stirfry this evening as feeling suitably humbled!!!!!

Musselburgh 3:20
Iddillico
Each way
The de facto top weight here and in receipt of free energy from the horse directly above.
That is the physics. The form is a good third last time out on the flat behind both ROBERT JOHNSON AND BAEZ. Supplements that run with a spin over hurdles latest to add to fitness advantage over this field and should be spot on.
No need to say what those two have gone on to do.
small win
bet on Jim goldies
TASIFIR
 
3pm Brighton 
sparklight
Kandoo
both win