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  • Henderson should be banned from the sport.

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    • Ladbrokes without sponsoring anyone always knew the inside from Coolmore and many others just by accommodating these accounts which amounts to the same end.
      Did they not shorten a non runner so to enable a larger rule 4 deduction.

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      • All bookmakers have connections to certain stables and act off there info accordingly.

        Allowing a trainer to manipulate the public via bookmaker sponsored blogs is completely different to a bookmaker using info to its advantage. Not the same thing at all.

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        • Where is the difference it amounts to the same thing of stealing a march on the general public.

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          • Originally posted by Redbridge View Post
            Where is the difference it amounts to the same thing of stealing a march on the general public.
            Which is what all major businesses do.

            So why do you as the public think its ok to get info to help you as a punter whether via trainer quotes, interviews. Reading tipsters, paying for tipsters, gallop watching, trends stats.

            Why should a punter be allowed to seek info to help them but the bookmaker shouldnt?

            Allowing a trainer to purposefully manipulate customers is wrong. Trying to find out as much info as possible to give you an edge is fair on both the bookmakers side and the punters side. Its the game.
            Last edited by ELEGANTLY TASTED; 9 January 2020, 08:32 AM.

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            • Originally posted by Middle_Of_March View Post
              As a betting proposition, it’s a bit of a nightmare right now for people not on some already(although it seems everyone on here has the big CPS prices) but as a racing fan, this could just be a belter.

              Potentially:
              - Altior
              - Chacun Pour Soi
              - Defi Du Seuil
              - Cilaos Emery
              - A Plus Tard
              - Douvan
              - Un De Sceaux

              Be hard pressed to find a field at the festival in recent years as classy as that if they all made it.
              If I were starting again from scratch I would back DDS @ 4/1 and Cilaos Emery @ 9/1, they would be my two against the field.

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              • I'm covered on Cilaos, but i'd probably add Chacun next i think. Granted he didn't insert himself into superstar status at Leopardstown, it's worth looking at the actual performance + it seemed a good reappearance vs a fitter horse. For all i've regularly questioned A Plus Tard i'll admit. On RPRs, he has ran to his punchestown performance on reappearance. So if there's something to work on there, i'd say he's very much up there with the best of them. Granted, Mullins etc. seemed confident going into christmas with him, but its worth remember horses like Kemboy didn't bolt up either. A lot of Mullins have needed the runs, even when being strong in the market.

                Can crab his punchestown run all you like as other horses had ran at other festivals, but this is a horse that was having his third chase start that day which for me, is everybit as important.

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                • "So why do you as the public think its ok to get info to help you as a punter whether via trainer quotes, interviews. Reading tipsters, paying for tipsters, gallop watching, trends stats."

                  You have lumped a mixed bag together there where each is vastly different.

                  If a trainer makes a comment live on air it is then up to the individual to decide on its merit.

                  As for the rest of that group qouted such as Tipsters, work watchers and such like, I can only say good luck to anyone that wants to gamble on such info, Warren Hill gallops is the kiss of death in my experience and tipsters is for the lazy.

                  "Why should a punter be allowed to seek info to help them but the bookmaker shouldnt?"

                  That was my original point that they always have acted on such and I was drawing the comparison that by bets placed or sponsorship amounts to the same result.

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                  • Originally posted by ELEGANTLY TASTED View Post
                    Which is what all major businesses do.

                    So why do you as the public think its ok to get info to help you as a punter whether via trainer quotes, interviews. Reading tipsters, paying for tipsters, gallop watching, trends stats.

                    Why should a punter be allowed to seek info to help them but the bookmaker shouldnt?

                    Allowing a trainer to purposefully manipulate customers is wrong. Trying to find out as much info as possible to give you an edge is fair on both the bookmakers side and the punters side. Its the game.
                    Completely agree with you there. Couldn’t have put it any better.

                    All part of antepost betting imo, we try and get early big prices on horses bookmakers may have missed and bookmakers will have their own ‘tactics’ to get an edge on punters. Cash out recently is a huge advantage to bookmakers on a general bet. Eg if you place an Acca on the football you have placed whatever you can afford to lose. Cash out now allows bookmakers to offer a lower return and plenty folk take it in fear their bet might not come in. They wouldn’t offer it if it didn’t benefit them, can almost guarantee they will come out on top in it.
                    Last edited by Craigy14; 9 January 2020, 08:55 AM.

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                    • Originally posted by Redbridge View Post
                      "So why do you as the public think its ok to get info to help you as a punter whether via trainer quotes, interviews. Reading tipsters, paying for tipsters, gallop watching, trends stats."

                      You have lumped a mixed bag together there where each is vastly different.

                      If a trainer makes a comment live on air it is then up to the individual to decide on its merit.

                      As for the rest of that group qouted such as Tipsters, work watchers and such like, I can only say good luck to anyone that wants to gamble on such info, Warren Hill gallops is the kiss of death in my experience and tipsters is for the lazy.

                      "Why should a punter be allowed to seek info to help them but the bookmaker shouldnt?"

                      That was my original point that they always have acted on such and I was drawing the comparison that by bets placed or sponsorship amounts to the same result.
                      Not getting into Ladbrokes etc. but this unibet, hendo thing stinks.

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                      • Originally posted by jack1092 View Post
                        Not getting into Ladbrokes etc. but this unibet, hendo thing stinks.
                        Haha I saw mr William's (hendo on Twitter) having at go at you for mentioning it.
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                        • Originally posted by jack1092 View Post
                          Not getting into Ladbrokes etc. but this unibet, hendo thing stinks.
                          Willie Mullins, vets brother laying a injured horse allegedly.

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                          • Tiresome as it must have seemed, to one of the top jumps trainers in the land, the announcement yesterday that another of Nicky Henderson's horses has tested positive for a prohibited substance was not quite the sensation it might at first appear.



                            The way Royal trainer Nicky Henderson misled the public over ante-post favourite Binocular's withdrawal from the Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham is causing unease throughout racing.


                            Nicky Henderson has been banned for three months and fined by a disciplinary panel for giving a banned substance to one of the Queen's horses


                            The guy is a joke. Hopefully the BHA will ban him from training today.

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                            • Anyone remember the Henderson lad who had a seven timer off at Cheltenham and won a £m placed in January.


                              When Henderson was asked to comment on TV he responded "I would like to know how he knew what would run where back then" which says it all given the multi entries system.

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                              • Originally posted by Craigy14 View Post
                                Completely agree with you there. Couldn’t have put it any better.

                                All part of antepost betting imo, we try and get early big prices on horses bookmakers may have missed and bookmakers will have their own ‘tactics’ to get an edge on punters. Cash out recently is a huge advantage to bookmakers on a general bet. Eg if you place an Acca on the football you have placed whatever you can afford to lose. Cash out now allows bookmakers to offer a lower return and plenty folk take it in fear their bet might not come in. They wouldn’t offer it if it didn’t benefit them, can almost guarantee they will come out on top in it.
                                That is no different to "Edging" which has gone on since the introduction of bookmaking.
                                But it saves the layer from having to spend cash on the edged bet with a bookmaking rival.
                                Last edited by Redbridge; 9 January 2020, 09:29 AM.

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