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Re: Bookies Offers for Cheltenham VC Bet
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Take an early price or board price and if the SP is bigger we’ll pay you at the bigger price! Applies to the first £500 stake of all singles, and all multiples with a stake of £700 or less. Telephone and internet bets only.
Place a bet on any Cheltenham race and if your selection is a faller we’ll refund your losing stake as a free bet on the following day’s racing. Maximum refund £30 per person per race. Applies to singles only placed via telephone or internet. Free bets applied by 11am following day. Bets placed using promo cash do not qualify.
We will be betting all Cheltenham races from 5pm the day before to only 1% per runner – meaning we will be top price more horses than any other bookmaker! 1% per runner available until opening show.
Place a Yankee or Super Yankee on any Cheltenham races and if you have only one winner (at Evens or better) we’ll refund your total stake as a free bet on the following day’s racing. Maximum refund £55 per person per day. Applies to bets placed via telephone or internet. Only winner must be at odds of Evens (2.0) or greater. Free bets applied by 11am following day. Bets placed using promo cash do not qualify.
Everyday from 11am we will have one hour of extra special bonuses.
10% Forecasts & 20% Tricasts Bonus
We will add 10% to all winning Forecasts and 20% to all winning Tricasts. Maximum bonus £1,000 per person per race.
Beat Victor at Cheltenham- Are you a better tipster than Victor?
There will be a Beat Victor tipster competition on each of the four days of the Festival. Select three horses and receive a mythical £1 win on each selection. Each day the overall winning tipster will receive a £500 free sports bet, as well as £500 free in casino bonus funds. If you beat Victor’s return from his three selections you will receive a £5 free sports bet and £5 free in casino bonus funds. Terms and conditions apply. Entry is completely free of charge and entries will need to be made through
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Re: Why we love Jump Racing!!!!! sporting life have it wrong then
2.50 Taunton 1st 3 Raysrock (IRE) 5-2 CF 2nd 4 Stage Right 40-1 Tote Win £3.30 Pl £2.90 EX £2.90 Winning Trainer K J Burke Winning Jockey Miss L Horner Padalko, Quillan Hill 5-2 co-fav 5 ran Weighed In -
Re: Why we love Jump Racing!!!!! Stage Right must have finished, 2nd @ 40/1,
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Re: Cheltenham Myths
For me, the hill will not be a problem for Binocular, only one horse came up the hill better last season, and that was the winner CCB, and we havent seen him since, so we dont really know just how good he is.#2 The hill finds them out True or false? Sure, if there are chinks in your armour, the hill will find you out. However I do feel it's over played. The fear of the hill can sometimes be unfounded. For example there is a lot of rubbish spoken about Binocular not coming up the hill last year. That was NOT the reason he was undone in a finish. McCoy took it up on the bend and, although I make a case for 4yos running well in the race, it was perhaps a strep too far to expect him to maintain his run to the line against more phycially strong opponent like Captian Cee Bee. After all he came up the hill well enough to beat the other 20 runners! But this example, of taking it up too early, is not always a negative. From last year it seems it depends on the race... Where the winner took it up: Hurdles/Bumper (12 races) After the last - 4 Approaching the last - 2 Before two out - 2 Two out - 1 Three out -1 Made all - 1 Chases (13 races) Two out - 5 Three out - 2 Lead halfway approx -2 Approaching two out - 1 Last 1 Approaching last - 1 Made all 1 Over hurdles it seems there is still plenty to play for late on in the race with 67% of last hurdle leaders losing - not suprising considering the way hurdle races (especially handicaps) are run. Perhaps proving that Binocular's performance was even better than first thought? With chases however a massive 85% of leaders at the 2nd last going on to win. Shame I haven't the time to look at the years before so bear in mind this is a small sample obviously. Interesting reading for in-running players/savers all the same. -
Re: Watching the festival outside UK & IRE? Btw, how do you get by with no RUK? Couldnt do that myself...... Need both RUK and ATR, as my knowledge without having seeing the races is even worse than usual.
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Re: Watching the festival outside UK & IRE?
oh...... there goes that idea....I don't have RUK here RB. :sad -
Re: Beat Victor
Your selections:1st Selection : Golden Silver 2nd Selection : Lami 3rd Selection : Quevega
;)Your selections:1st Selection : Golden Silver 2nd Selection : Lami 3rd Selection : Quevega -
Re: Watching the festival outside UK & IRE?
Can anyone tell me where I can watch the highlights for free at night' date=' I know C4 are having a highlights show but that is at midnight, wondered if there will be any free highlights online before that?[/quote'] RUK will have racing replay from right after the last race. -
Re: PL Cheltenham Tipster Competition - Day 1 Tuesday Selections here please Bet 1 - 5 pts E/W 2:05 - Made In Taipan Bet 2 - 10 Pts Double 1:30 - Cousin Vinny 4:00 - L'Ami Bet 3 - 80 pts WIN 4:40 - Quevega
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Re: Beat Victor Your selections:
1st Selection : Golden Silver 2nd Selection : Lami 3rd Selection : Quevega -
Welcome to my Beat Victor Competition Are you a better horse racing tipster than Victor? 
My Beat Victor tipster competition returns this week for the 2009 Cheltenham Festival.
All you need to do is select three horses from Cheltenham on Tuesday. You will receive a mythical £1 win on each selection and the entry with the largest overall return wins a £500 free sports bet and a £500 casino bonus. Every entry that beats my return will receive a £5 free sports bet and a £5 casino bonus.
Entry to Beat Victor is completely free of charge, however I recommend that you open a Victor Chandler account and add your account number to the entry form as this will ensure prompt payment of any winnings.
Good luck and i hope you enjoy the festival.
Beat Victor Victor's selections: Torphichen Maljimar Osana -
Re: Cheltenham Decs Final Decs were this morning.
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Re: Staking plans for Cheltenham Well, Ive deliberately stayed out of this particular section of PL for just over a week (ok, I nicked a couple of glances here and there), as Ive been saving my Festival betting bank, and didnt want to eat into it. Lets say, Ive Mythical £100 total. 30% of that has already gone ante-post, leaving me with 70%. I plan on using 25% on tuesday, whatever races take the fancy on the day. Only 5% will be used on wednesday as I am busy with hospital appointments etc...and will only be able to get a couple bets on. Thursday and Friday will see the remaining 40% used, as I fancy less on those days as I do for tuesday. All bets made from here on in will almost certainly be win only, and I will not be adverse to backing anything up to 4 in a race, providing Im guaranteed at the very least to break even in the event of one of them winning. Ill do what I do every year, and that is 25% of the profit made (if any), from each day will be added to my betting bank.
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Re: Cheltenham Myths
Just to add, a fit Hurricane Fly would have pissed it :lolWell that's the thing, like I said, he could be better than shown, and obviously being Irish trained I do know less about him than some of his rivals. You're right, it's more a value thing. I really thought they'd be going 5/1 the field for this with the same field. We all seem in unison regarding Torpichen it seems. I need someone to lay me a top-6 finish bet. -
Where is the best place to start? Never played a hand in my life, but interested in doing so. Any books or internet sources worth checking out? Thanks,
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Re: Cheltenham Myths
I understand what you are saying mate, as a pro punter you look for best value and Cousin Vinny isnt best value for what he seemingly has or gasnt achieved. In your opinion that is... Point taken, however Mullins is imo, always very honest about his horses as Ruby, Patrick and any other jockey associated with the stable are, and every one of them state Cousin Vinny as being something a bit special. Whether that will be shown in the supreme novices, I dont know. I for one though am willing to take the chance, and have already taken the chance, admittedly @ bigger odds than 2/1.Like you say the bumper never produces good horses. Monsignor the only one in recent years. Other than that we have Montelado who despite winning this, ended up a crock. They were decent years though, recently the Champion bumper has been a poor standard. Over hurdles he has achieved nothing - we know no more about him than we did last March. His two hurdle wins have come at 4/9 and 2/7, first of those he beat trees - the 2nd/3rd beaten a long way in maiden hurdles since, and the 2nd of those was also a poor race (obviously, he was 2/7 after all) - the 3rd was rated 100. Then he was going well when falling in the worst grade 1 hurdle you will find. Some of those grade 1 novices in Ireland are extremely uncompetitive. Of course that is not Cousin Vinny's fault - but the fact is he has not shown enough to warrant his price. He may be better than shown, so could hack up, but I don't know that - I can only go on facts, so therefore I'm opposing. walter - unfortunately you have to lay over 3/1 currently on betfair. :ok -
Re: Cheltenham Myths
I cant understand why he is such a good value lay? Ok, hes untested over hurdles at Cheltenham but he does run well here having won the bumper here last season, admittedly the bumper doesnt produce many top class hurdlers but having won @ the track before, and will act on the ground if it happens to be soft, good/soft, or even good, then to me he represents a solid favourite 2/1 may seem short, but the way he travelled LTO suggested there is plenty more in the tank to come. Torphichen an obvious threat, but I just cannot see past Cousin Vinny Im afraid.Personally' date=' at 2/1 ish, [b']I think Cousin Vinny is one of the best value lays of the festival. (Torphicen will be my bet,) At 1/2 for the field, I think that's a terrific opportunity for layers. -
Re: Tipsters 90 Day+ Selections
:okSorry Rule i only just saw your post i wont back them until i know the system will make me profit in the long run. -
Re: Tipsters 90 Day+ Selections Good Luck with this mate, Are you going to vut down the selections at all? By my reading of the thread, the total bet today is around £110 ?? Is that right?
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Re: Wolverhampton tonight Jesus Christ, Favs win the first 5 races, then top 2 in market out of frame in last race but 11/2 3rd fav wins and the placepot pays £409. FFS.....
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Re: Wolverhampton tonight
As far as Im aware with claimers, the trainers weight their own horses??Unlucky Jono. Unless I'm mistaken this was a claimer 4-6 yo race so the handicap mark has no bearing. Please correct me if I'm wrong because I've never been totally sure. Cheers :ok -
Re: Bank doubled. 9614 bets away from 1 million Good thread this mate, and good luck with the rest of it. Will continue to follow with interest. Ps, I hope you managed to get your first 3 bets matched, very good night if so.
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Re: Denman
He wouldnt be completely out of it if the race isnt on bottomless. Only takes a couple of the market leaders to run a bad race and he could very easily place.Does he stand any chance if the ground is not soft, mate? Looks like it will be good to soft at worst. -
Re: Denman Notre Pere @ 44 looks overpriced to me.
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