SGWidow, I've just become your biggest fan. Let the fun begin . . .Yey - a chance to talk about betting on Askaboutmoney! This site gets better and better.
As the Lep has set the scene with a "humour first" approach, spare a thought for the poor jockeys who need to watch their weight on Christmas Day.....
(203) John Francome Outtake - YouTube
Back to the serious matter, how about we all give our NAP and LAY of the meeting, together with our reasoning. I'm happy to go first! NAP should be where the odds are better than the probability...….for example, I think Chacun pour soi (aka Ruby W!) will probably win......I'm just not sure he's value at current prices!
NAP: Each way double: Appreciate It (7/4) & Energumene (9/4).
Rationale: I believe that both will be placed so that the each way part covers the fun part! I've gone "all-in" here (admittedly at slightly bigger prices). Please note that there may well be less than 8 runners in the Arkle so get your NRNB bets on in time to capture the 1-2-3 on the place side.
LAY: Champ to place in the GC
Rationale: The gelding will not be able to jump sufficiently well to put himself in a position to challenge!
Unlike Paddy Power and others...…….I actually really mean this...……please bet responsibly!
BTW I thought that on NRNB the place rules were decided by how many actually race.
Looks like Thyme Hill is goosed!Nap: Thyme Hill in the Stayers. Richard Johnson really kicked himself after being pipped by Paisley Park. Seemed to me the way PP won that race coming from the clouds will not be reproduced.
Lay: Envoi Allen. The GE story will have more twists. A move of stables with 2 weeks to go can't be ideal.
BTW I thought that on NRNB the place rules were decided by how many actually race.
This is where we need a bit of blockchain technology to stop me changing my tips after the event.
Envoi Allen falls at 4/9. Now I am not claiming the change of stables caused him to fall.Lay: Envoi Allen. The GE story will have more twists. A move of stables with 2 weeks to go can't be ideal.
Believe it or not, I took your advice and did a saver on Minella IndoLet's face it, sisters can be tricky. But if you are going to run a hedge fund with me, you'll have to be comfortable using language in a certain way.
Sister: Did you have a bet on Champ?
You: I most certainly did?
Sister: Were you disappointed with his poor run?
You: Well, you know, I've been at this lark for a long time - one learns to take the ups with the downs
Sister: Did you put it all on him?
You: Well to be honest - I had a little be of luck there. I kept some money aside for a saver which came good.
Sister: Oh?
You: Yep, I had a bet on how many times, during ITV's coverage of the festival, the following would be mentioned - "it's all about the horse who are at the epicentre of everything in this noble sport". I went high on the spread and it came in......in buckets and spades!
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