Trotter

Congratulations to the Winners! 👍

Well done to @LeMale on last day win & also to @Like A Roughie & @kroni exciting stuff on last day & to @Trotter , it's too early for a pig pun 😆

Rangers U21 did win but Celtic, Hibs, Hearts, Aberdeen, Kilmarnock, Motherwell all lost to non league or lower league teams ........ worth bearing in mind when we get to the equivalent English tournament wherein the big teams Under 21s compete against the lower league teams ........ the men quite regularly beat the boys, even if the boys represent Premier League clubs !

Rangers U21 did win but Celtic, Hibs, Hearts, Aberdeen, Kilmarnock, Motherwell all lost to non league or lower league teams ........ worth bearing in mind when we get to the equivalent English tournament wherein the big teams Under 21s compete against the lower league teams ........ the men quite regularly beat the boys, even if the boys represent Premier League clubs !

Crikey, Malmo 1-0 down after two minutes ..........
This is a well trodden road !
 

Lots of teams I've never heard of ....... but I've done a double on two teams I have heard of
Rangers B in the Scottish cup and Malmo in the Champions League Qual
Ranger B is apparently an Under 21 team but even so should have enough for non-league Bo'ness. In the equivalent competition in England the lower league teams usually beat the Under 21 teams from the Championship and Prem...... but I suspect the gulf between Old Firm U21 and non-League in Scotland is probably bigger
Malmo are top of the Swedish League which and are playing Faroe Islands opposition
21/20 at Unibet
By the way I usually bet win singles or win doubles on football and I'm not averse to betting odds on ...... I don't go in for any of the fancy stuff or bookmaker promoted offers and find that whenever I get to 3 selections one of them will let me down !
 

Lots of teams I've never heard of ....... but I've done a double on two teams I have heard of
Rangers B in the Scottish cup and Malmo in the Champions League Qual
Ranger B is apparently an Under 21 team but even so should have enough for non-league Bo'ness. In the equivalent competition in England the lower league teams usually beat the Under 21 teams from the Championship and Prem...... but I suspect the gulf between Old Firm U21 and non-League in Scotland is probably bigger
Malmo are top of the Swedish League which and are playing Faroe Islands opposition
21/20 at Unibet
By the way I usually bet win singles or win doubles on football and I'm not averse to betting odds on ...... I don't go in for any of the fancy stuff or bookmaker promoted offers and find that whenever I get to 3 selections one of them will let me down !
 

Lots of teams I've never heard of ....... but I've done a double on two teams I have heard of
Rangers B in the Scottish cup and Malmo in the Champions League Qual
Ranger B is apparently an Under 21 team but even so should have enough for non-league Bo'ness. In the equivalent competition in England the lower league teams usually beat the Under 21 teams from the Championship and Prem...... but I suspect the gulf between Old Firm U21 and non-League in Scotland is probably bigger
Malmo are top of the Swedish League which and are playing Faroe Islands opposition
21/20 at Unibet
By the way I usually bet win singles or win doubles on football and I'm not averse to betting odds on ...... I don't go in for any of the fancy stuff or bookmaker promoted offers and find that whenever I get to 3 selections one of them will let me down !
 

Lots of teams I've never heard of ....... but I've done a double on two teams I have heard of
Rangers B in the Scottish cup and Malmo in the Champions League Qual
Ranger B is apparently an Under 21 team but even so should have enough for non-league Bo'ness. In the equivalent competition in England the lower league teams usually beat the Under 21 teams from the Championship and Prem...... but I suspect the gulf between Old Firm U21 and non-League in Scotland is probably bigger
Malmo are top of the Swedish League which and are playing Faroe Islands opposition
21/20 at Unibet
By the way I usually bet win singles or win doubles on football and I'm not averse to betting odds on ...... I don't go in for any of the fancy stuff or bookmaker promoted offers and find that whenever I get to 3 selections one of them will let me down !
 

Lots of teams I've never heard of ....... but I've done a double on two teams I have heard of
Rangers B in the Scottish cup and Malmo in the Champions League Qual
Ranger B is apparently an Under 21 team but even so should have enough for non-league Bo'ness. In the equivalent competition in England the lower league teams usually beat the Under 21 teams from the Championship and Prem...... but I suspect the gulf between Old Firm U21 and non-League in Scotland is probably bigger
Malmo are top of the Swedish League which and are playing Faroe Islands opposition
21/20 at Unibet
By the way I usually bet win singles or win doubles on football and I'm not averse to betting odds on ...... I don't go in for any of the fancy stuff or bookmaker promoted offers and find that whenever I get to 3 selections one of them will let me down !
 

4.50 Feud 7/2
5.25 Malby Madness 9/2
6.00 Truth Be Told 11/10
6.40 Cornahilt Soldier 11/1
7.10 Pinot Gris (NAP) 5/1
7.40 Ephesus (Next Best) 7/2
8.15 Cause For Comment 11/8
(skybet odds)

4.50 Feud 7/2
5.25 Malby Madness 9/2
6.00 Truth Be Told 11/10
6.40 Cornahilt Soldier 11/1
7.10 Pinot Gris (NAP) 5/1
7.40 Ephesus (Next Best) 7/2
8.15 Cause For Comment 11/8
(skybet odds)

4.50 Feud 7/2
5.25 Malby Madness 9/2
6.00 Truth Be Told 11/10
6.40 Cornahilt Soldier 11/1
7.10 Pinot Gris (NAP) 5/1
7.40 Ephesus (Next Best) 7/2
8.15 Cause For Comment 11/8
(skybet odds)

Just looking at the Racing Post and it describes the track as 
'Right-handed, undulating track with sharp descent before 2f uphill run-in. Circuit testing 1m2f'
I guess everything about it would suit front runners apart from the steep uphill finish .......... so maybe look  for a front runner who has won over a furlong or two further or who has 'stiff finish form' at today's trip
I don't really know enough about the Irish tracks to just 'know' which would be similar

Just looking at the Racing Post and it describes the track as 
'Right-handed, undulating track with sharp descent before 2f uphill run-in. Circuit testing 1m2f'
I guess everything about it would suit front runners apart from the steep uphill finish .......... so maybe look  for a front runner who has won over a furlong or two further or who has 'stiff finish form' at today's trip
I don't really know enough about the Irish tracks to just 'know' which would be similar

+287.67
Sou 4.35 - Bittalemon - £20 win at 9/2 wm hill

The 6.30 at Salisbury is an interesting little race ------- 5 runner, 5 furlong, class 6 handicap
The favourite, Micks Spirit, usually runs in better races than this and has won the last twice he's dropped into class 6. He's in good form, carries big weights OK 
Looks unbeatable in a small field poor race
However this track really should not suit him as a speedy front runner who does his winning on flat tracks preferably round a bend. Salisbury is quite a stiff track, largely uphill in the finish
In relative terms for this low grade Mick's Spirit is the class horse in the field but is that enough to overcome what appears to be an unsuitable track ?. Will his class see him home ? Last time out he ran over this CD, blazed away but lost 2 places in the final half furlong as he tired up the hill. That was a better race than this .......... will he last out the trip against inferior opposition
I had intended to put up Mick's Spirit as my Nap of the Day, and still might, but that last 100 yards has me worried ...... and I can see Media Guest, who won at Bath (uphill finish) last time whooshing past him despite being a much worse horse on all known form
Since yesterday Mick's Spirit is drifting, Media Guest has gone into 2nd Fav, was 3rd Fav overnight ......... and now they're practically joint favourites
Tricky one .......... 😜
 
 
 

Indeed it is, I have Mick's Spirit, Media Guest and The Defiant all with the same speed rating, 78.
Best priced odds 5/2, 5/2 and 11/4.
One to leave alone I would say.

The 6.30 at Salisbury is an interesting little race ------- 5 runner, 5 furlong, class 6 handicap
The favourite, Micks Spirit, usually runs in better races than this and has won the last twice he's dropped into class 6. He's in good form, carries big weights OK 
Looks unbeatable in a small field poor race
However this track really should not suit him as a speedy front runner who does his winning on flat tracks preferably round a bend. Salisbury is quite a stiff track, largely uphill in the finish
In relative terms for this low grade Mick's Spirit is the class horse in the field but is that enough to overcome what appears to be an unsuitable track ?. Will his class see him home ? Last time out he ran over this CD, blazed away but lost 2 places in the final half furlong as he tired up the hill. That was a better race than this .......... will he last out the trip against inferior opposition
I had intended to put up Mick's Spirit as my Nap of the Day, and still might, but that last 100 yards has me worried ...... and I can see Media Guest, who won at Bath (uphill finish) last time whooshing past him despite being a much worse horse on all known form
Since yesterday Mick's Spirit is drifting, Media Guest has gone into 2nd Fav, was 3rd Fav overnight ......... and now they're practically joint favourites
Tricky one .......... 😜
 
 
 

cheers ........ I've had a good run this month !

The 6.30 at Salisbury is an interesting little race ------- 5 runner, 5 furlong, class 6 handicap
The favourite, Micks Spirit, usually runs in better races than this and has won the last twice he's dropped into class 6. He's in good form, carries big weights OK 
Looks unbeatable in a small field poor race
However this track really should not suit him as a speedy front runner who does his winning on flat tracks preferably round a bend. Salisbury is quite a stiff track, largely uphill in the finish
In relative terms for this low grade Mick's Spirit is the class horse in the field but is that enough to overcome what appears to be an unsuitable track ?. Will his class see him home ? Last time out he ran over this CD, blazed away but lost 2 places in the final half furlong as he tired up the hill. That was a better race than this .......... will he last out the trip against inferior opposition
I had intended to put up Mick's Spirit as my Nap of the Day, and still might, but that last 100 yards has me worried ...... and I can see Media Guest, who won at Bath (uphill finish) last time whooshing past him despite being a much worse horse on all known form
Since yesterday Mick's Spirit is drifting, Media Guest has gone into 2nd Fav, was 3rd Fav overnight ......... and now they're practically joint favourites
Tricky one .......... 😜
 
 
 

cheers ........ I've had a good run this month !

WON
today +37.50
month + £307.67

I remember See You Then, didn't make many appearances, I think it was nicknamed See You When

to answer my own question, courtesy of wiki, 5 horses have done the hat-trick ......... in chronological order
Hatton's Grace, 1949/50/51
Sir Ken 1952/53/54
Persian War 1968/69/70
See You Then 1985/86/87
Istabraq 1998/99/2000