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  • Jane Mangan 'wins' at 53% which compared to all the others (is it a level playing field, probably not). Think about it though. You have one dart at each race. I'd be happy with anything in excess of 20%.

    Looking at Mangan. She sensibly avoided for the most part, the handicaps. Plus she opted for State Man in the Pipe, who as we know went and demolished the County Hurdle field.

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    • Originally posted by Gilly View Post

      Apologies Spectre ​ I will this year
      I was only joking Gilly. I can't imagine we are worthy of inclusion in such an illustrious list of pros.

      I do think there's a good chance we'd beat the majority of them though!

      It's interesting how poorly they all performed when you split out the handicaps. The successes are almost all in the graded races.

      If anyone with good IT skills fancies splitting the handicaps out from the rest and posting the results of each I suspect it would make very interesting reading, and probably a better guide as to who to take notice of and for which races.

      In addition to that, it would also be interesting to see how the value worked out by assuming sub 5/1 are win bets and 5/1+ are each way. Some of them may be tipping up good value that placed and aren't picked up in a simple winners table. In other words some may show as poor performers with their tips but the ROI based on each way bets may be greater than someone with a 40% result that was tipping short priced horses.

      Of course people may not be interested in this at all, but I'd like to know who really performed, as opposed to those that tipped up favourites in the easier races.
      Luck is a dividend of sweat. The more I sweat, the luckier I get.

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      • Originally posted by HesTheOne View Post

        5 on the panel.. anyone wanna lay me all 5 to have their plain white bedrooms on display?

        have a feeling it was Quevega who was displeased with LTRs plain bedrooms..

        or at least sounds like something you’d say

        Spectre could lend the young lads a few shades of purple to spice their bedrooms up!
        My purple fez is the only thing I'm likely to become famous for.

        When I see hoards of 20 somethings not wearing socks, but wearing purple fez's at the Festival I'll know I've made it.
        Luck is a dividend of sweat. The more I sweat, the luckier I get.

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        • Originally posted by Istabraq View Post
          12dom89 That's a decent piece of work, thanks for posting.
          Only thing that would make that better would be a ROI figure to a level stake, but overall it's great guide...
          Not exactly sure i've done this correctly but does provide a good overview...

          Had to ignore the fact the some people had multiple selections in each cell as it would be much harder to resolve!

          Andrew mount is at the top mainly due to the selection of Chambard at 40s

          Marie's Rock and Brazil for Ed Nicholson

          Third wind at 25s for Steven Powell
          Preview Tips Made Winners % Correct ROI Based on 1pt per tip
          Andrew Mount 16 2 13% 28.25
          Ed Nicholson 7 3 43% 24.73
          Steven Powell 4 1 25% 22
          Tony Keenan 20 5 25% 17.5
          James Hill 11 3 27% 16.25
          Matt Brocklebank 5 1 20% 14
          Jess Stafford 24 4 17% 12.44
          Jane Mangan 17 9 53% 10.05
          Kate Tracey 13 5 38% 9.67
          David Mullins 19 7 37% 9.25
          Tom Segal 23 7 30% 4.37
          Tony Mullins 13 6 46% 3.93
          Jack Kennedy 6 3 50% 3.7
          Paul Callaghan 10 4 40% 2.82
          Richard Pugh 9 4 44% 2.8
          Paddy Aspell 6 3 50% 1.43
          Luke Harvey 12 5 42% 0.55
          Andrew Thornton 9 3 33% 0.32
          Frankie Foster 11 5 45% 0.12
          Mick Fitzgerald 16 6 38% -0.08
          Ben Pauling 7 3 43% -0.49
          James Millman 23 8 35% -0.57
          Nick Luck 8 2 25% -0.8
          Graham Cunningham 5 1 20% -1.5
          Venetia Williams 5 2 40% -1.7
          Philip Enright 7 3 43% -1.79
          Ruby Walsh 22 7 32% -1.95
          Paul Nicholls 9 3 33% -2.2
          Danny Mullins 15 5 33% -2.35
          Stephen Harris 17 6 35% -2.56
          Daryl Carter 16 5 31% -2.73
          Dan Overall 19 7 37% -3.06
          Ross Brierly 7 2 29% -3.07
          Charlie Deutsch 5 1 20% -3.27
          Gordon Elliot 11 2 18% -3.8
          Ed Quigley 17 2 12% -3.8
          Ben Linfoot 4 0 0% -4
          Luke Elder 4 0 0% -4
          Simon Landale 4 0 0% -4
          David Jennings 25 9 36% -4.08
          AP McCoy 9 2 22% -4.18
          Mikey Fogarty 19 5 26% -4.5
          Leonna Mayor 5 0 0% -5
          Lydia Hislop 17 4 24% -6.95
          Davy Russell 11 2 18% -7.07
          Dean Ryan 21 6 29% -7.12
          Bryan Cooper 9 1 11% -7.43
          Gavin Lynch 28 7 25% -7.97
          Michael Deasy 12 2 17% -8.07
          Donn McClean 15 2 13% -8.27
          Matt Chapman 15 3 20% -8.49
          Diarmuid Nolan 21 5 24% -8.5
          Tom Collins 25 6 24% -8.69
          Jamie Codd 17 3 18% -8.7
          Kevin Blake 19 4 21% -8.7
          Pat Cooney 25 6 24% -8.83
          Paul Kealy 22 6 27% -9.31
          Tony Calvin 13 2 15% -9.99
          Matt Tombs 14 2 14% -10.07
          Sam Turner 13 1 8% -10.5
          Mark Howard 21 3 14% -10.75
          Gary O'Brien 24 5 21% -11.2
          Andy Holding 28 6 21% -11.36
          Frank Hickey 14 1 7% -12.27
          Rory Delargy 23 3 13% -12.77
          Joshua Stacey 27 6 22% -13.28
          Andrew Blair White 28 6 21% -13.47
          Barry Geraghty 19 3 16% -14.26
          Vincent Finegan 24 2 8% -18.93
          Ross Millar 25 1 4% -22

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          • 12dom89 very interesting!!

            Some surprising results there

            Almost 3 out of 4 fail to make a profit with their selections
            Last edited by HesTheOne; 3 March 2023, 11:30 AM.

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            • Originally posted by HesTheOne View Post
              12dom89 very interesting!!

              Some surprising results there

              Almost 3 out of 4 fail to make a profit with their selections
              I suppose thats the issue with preview evenings they are asked to make a selection on each race when they might not actually think its a decent bet!

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              • Interesting to see how low down a significant number of highly rated tipsters are on that list.

                Only one in four turned a profit at all, and only one in ten above a ten point ROI.

                I'd say it makes the perfect case for relying on your own judgement, and to avoid being influenced by tipsters and the Preview circuit.
                Luck is a dividend of sweat. The more I sweat, the luckier I get.

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                • Originally posted by 12dom89 View Post

                  I suppose thats the issue with preview evenings they are asked to make a selection on each race when they might not actually think its a decent bet!
                  To be fair, only three on the list have tipped in twenty eight races.
                  Luck is a dividend of sweat. The more I sweat, the luckier I get.

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                  • Originally posted by Irish Rugby View Post
                    Jane Mangan 'wins' at 53% which compared to all the others (is it a level playing field, probably not). Think about it though. You have one dart at each race. I'd be happy with anything in excess of 20%.

                    Looking at Mangan. She sensibly avoided for the most part, the handicaps. Plus she opted for State Man in the Pipe, who as we know went and demolished the County Hurdle field.
                    She's a shrewd judge imo - I owe her massively for her effusive enthusiasm for Porlock Bay a couple of years ago

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                    • Originally posted by 12dom89 View Post

                      Not exactly sure i've done this correctly but does provide a good overview...

                      Had to ignore the fact the some people had multiple selections in each cell as it would be much harder to resolve!

                      Andrew mount is at the top mainly due to the selection of Chambard at 40s

                      Marie's Rock and Brazil for Ed Nicholson

                      Third wind at 25s for Steven Powell
                      Preview Tips Made Winners % Correct ROI Based on 1pt per tip
                      Andrew Mount 16 2 13% 28.25
                      Ed Nicholson 7 3 43% 24.73
                      Steven Powell 4 1 25% 22
                      Tony Keenan 20 5 25% 17.5
                      James Hill 11 3 27% 16.25
                      Matt Brocklebank 5 1 20% 14
                      Jess Stafford 24 4 17% 12.44
                      Jane Mangan 17 9 53% 10.05
                      Kate Tracey 13 5 38% 9.67
                      David Mullins 19 7 37% 9.25
                      Tom Segal 23 7 30% 4.37
                      Tony Mullins 13 6 46% 3.93
                      Jack Kennedy 6 3 50% 3.7
                      Paul Callaghan 10 4 40% 2.82
                      Richard Pugh 9 4 44% 2.8
                      Paddy Aspell 6 3 50% 1.43
                      Luke Harvey 12 5 42% 0.55
                      Andrew Thornton 9 3 33% 0.32
                      Frankie Foster 11 5 45% 0.12
                      Mick Fitzgerald 16 6 38% -0.08
                      Ben Pauling 7 3 43% -0.49
                      James Millman 23 8 35% -0.57
                      Nick Luck 8 2 25% -0.8
                      Graham Cunningham 5 1 20% -1.5
                      Venetia Williams 5 2 40% -1.7
                      Philip Enright 7 3 43% -1.79
                      Ruby Walsh 22 7 32% -1.95
                      Paul Nicholls 9 3 33% -2.2
                      Danny Mullins 15 5 33% -2.35
                      Stephen Harris 17 6 35% -2.56
                      Daryl Carter 16 5 31% -2.73
                      Dan Overall 19 7 37% -3.06
                      Ross Brierly 7 2 29% -3.07
                      Charlie Deutsch 5 1 20% -3.27
                      Gordon Elliot 11 2 18% -3.8
                      Ed Quigley 17 2 12% -3.8
                      Ben Linfoot 4 0 0% -4
                      Luke Elder 4 0 0% -4
                      Simon Landale 4 0 0% -4
                      David Jennings 25 9 36% -4.08
                      AP McCoy 9 2 22% -4.18
                      Mikey Fogarty 19 5 26% -4.5
                      Leonna Mayor 5 0 0% -5
                      Lydia Hislop 17 4 24% -6.95
                      Davy Russell 11 2 18% -7.07
                      Dean Ryan 21 6 29% -7.12
                      Bryan Cooper 9 1 11% -7.43
                      Gavin Lynch 28 7 25% -7.97
                      Michael Deasy 12 2 17% -8.07
                      Donn McClean 15 2 13% -8.27
                      Matt Chapman 15 3 20% -8.49
                      Diarmuid Nolan 21 5 24% -8.5
                      Tom Collins 25 6 24% -8.69
                      Jamie Codd 17 3 18% -8.7
                      Kevin Blake 19 4 21% -8.7
                      Pat Cooney 25 6 24% -8.83
                      Paul Kealy 22 6 27% -9.31
                      Tony Calvin 13 2 15% -9.99
                      Matt Tombs 14 2 14% -10.07
                      Sam Turner 13 1 8% -10.5
                      Mark Howard 21 3 14% -10.75
                      Gary O'Brien 24 5 21% -11.2
                      Andy Holding 28 6 21% -11.36
                      Frank Hickey 14 1 7% -12.27
                      Rory Delargy 23 3 13% -12.77
                      Joshua Stacey 27 6 22% -13.28
                      Andrew Blair White 28 6 21% -13.47
                      Barry Geraghty 19 3 16% -14.26
                      Vincent Finegan 24 2 8% -18.93
                      Ross Millar 25 1 4% -22
                      Interesting

                      Would prefer if it showed who was in profit instead of one point per selection

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                      • Originally posted by Spectre View Post

                        My purple fez is the only thing I'm likely to become famous for.

                        When I see hoards of 20 somethings not wearing socks, but wearing purple fez's at the Festival I'll know I've made it.


                        If Nassalam wins.

                        Then for the 2024 festival I'd donate one hundred pounds towards Kevloaf producing some purple Fat Jockey Fez's.
                        Might have to be plant pots painted purple though !

                        Should be miles easier to spot than the badges.
                        And you'll know you've made it, when I'm wearing one.

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                        • 12dom89
                          Brilliant effort that, many thanks...

                          ps - incredible how some have a 40-50% strike rate and still lose money...

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                          • Originally posted by Quevega View Post



                            If Nassalam wins.

                            Then for the 2024 festival I'd donate one hundred pounds towards Kevloaf producing some purple Fat Jockey Fez's.
                            Might have to be plant pots painted purple though !

                            Should be miles easier to spot than the badges.
                            And you'll know you've made it, when I'm wearing one.
                            Forgot to add, that we should also have a ceremony for doctorwu if this happens, and we can superglue one to his head
                            Only if he's up for it though

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                            • Originally posted by Quevega View Post



                              If Nassalam wins.

                              Then for the 2024 festival I'd donate one hundred pounds towards Kevloaf producing some purple Fat Jockey Fez's.
                              Might have to be plant pots painted purple though !

                              Should be miles easier to spot than the badges.
                              And you'll know you've made it, when I'm wearing one.
                              I expect Kevloaf has a few old K.F.C Buckets kicking about , Bit of Sticky tape and purple glitter ......

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                              • Originally posted by BigChaang View Post

                                I expect Kevloaf has a few old K.F.C Buckets kicking about , Bit of Sticky tape and purple glitter ......
                                Perfect.
                                12 months to save them up, he should have plenty.

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