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you really think thats him lol
surely the idea is to lure some useless thick cnuts in with a free trial
you were doing him/her a favour

If others are on Free Trial why not each post the Max bet in turn-the guys not going to take everyone to Court!

I Guess its the odds on fav lol :rofl: :lol:

You must be psychic, Joe!

Of the 'strongly fancied/hard to beats' today they've had: Lost 4/6, WD, lost 9/2 (11th of 12), 2nd 15/8, lost 4/7 (in the same race, Y'th 5.50, they also had a 'fancied to run well', which won 4/1).

They've got one SF, plus the Max Bet, to run tonight.

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You might just sign up for their short-priced Max Bets (in fact 90% of their bets are shorties), but not for me.

The Max Bet goes in at 5/6.

11/10 was available this morn.

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No Max Bet today, but Too Darn Hot in the Sandown 6.35 is 'very strongly fancied.' Currently 10/11 best price in most places.

However, there's a warning for the meeting - 'very heavy rain forecast.' It's already tipping it down in parts of the South-East.

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Too Darn Hot blows a decent field apart, SP 8/11.

That's the third best bet of the day for infofromthestables to win in succession. Best price has been 3/1 but if you want solid tips you can put decent wonga on with some confidence you may think this is your type of tipster.

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Today’s Tipster: Architect Tips
4.10 Musselburgh – AUSTRIAN SCHOOL (15/8) generally
1 POINT WIN

Austrian School is giving away lumps of weight to his four rivals but is the best horse in the race and is officially rated 13 pounder higher and onwards to the rest of the field. He’s already won twice this year and hasn’t been beaten far on his last five runs, four of them in class 2 races and another in a listed event. He was second over 1m6f at Haydock and then filled the same position over 1m3f next time in a higher graded race behind a promising winner. Tomorrow’s step up to 2 miles should suit and he is taken to get back to winning ways against three last time out winners.

Very close 2nd, 6/4.

From 'Tipstersempire':

Sunday 12th August – Tips



CD Racing - 3:10 Leicester, Great White Shark, 1 point win, 6/1 generally (Now 13/2 several)



There is rain forecast for Saturday evening and more through the night which should be enough to change the ground significantly from the current good to firm at Leicester. Great White Shark has won twice from five career starts, each time when given a stamina test on ground softer than good. She ran well enough on her seasonal return before getting outpaced and running on again late.

Great White Shark has been off the track for a longer than ideal 76 days but has been entered and subsequently declared a non runner due to unsuitably quick ground and therefore probably never missed training, with connections just waiting for suitable ground conditions. I’m confident that she can run to her best in this, which would give her an excellent chance.

Rain affected ground could be an issue for some of these, including Giving Glances. She won a weak looking handicap on the all weather last time and the second placed horse has since been beaten at a short price on his next run. This is a step up in class for Giving Glances and she has ran below her usual level on soft ground each time she has encountered it so far.

India had the run of the race at front-running suiting Catterick on her last win. She won by 5 lengths but was probably flattered as she had previously looked exposed. Leicester’s long straight and stamina testing ground will make it much more difficult to successfully employ the same tactics.

Amazing Michele is exposed and a doubtful stayer. Saving Grace has shown an excellent spirit to battle to two wins already this season. She was very poor last time at Newbury when upped in class, coming under a drive from a long way out and fading tamely. The hope for her chances are that the run came too soon after a big effort at Doncaster.

Drifted to 7s, finished 4th of 5.

Today’s Tipster: CD Racing

Tuesday 14th August – Tips



7:50 Thirsk, Sheedy, 1 point win, 8/1 betfair (Now 10/1 WH)



Sheedy showed little on her first two starts when sent off at big prices. She was expected to show little again on her third and final start to qualify for a handicap rating last time when sent off at 66/1 over course and distance. However, she travelled well against some decent quality performers and despite very tender handling finished third, on the heels of the second placed horse.



Jockey Tom Eaves changed his hands a number of times in the straight but was never vigorous with the filly and the whip wasn’t used at all. That surprisingly good run has left Sheedy with a much higher handicap mark than connections would have hoped for but she really ought to have finished ahead of Addis Ababa last time and he’s was placed in a handicap off an official rating of 83 at the weekend.



I’m confident that Sheedy is better than her current rating of 71 and will be ridden to win this time. I’m happy with the price available as after placing so close to higher rated rivals this fillies only handicap is a much easier race.

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Raaqyah represents high profile connections but isn’t improving. Twilight won a lower grade handicap and will struggle up in classs. Queen’s Royale has only ever won over 7 furlongs on the all weather and this is 8 furlongs on turf. I’m keen to take all 3 of these on with Sheedy at the prices available.

And a big pricer from Dave Massey in the Nottingham 6.35. Still 40/1 across the board:

On to Nottingham and after Tin Fandango's eyecatching debut run at Lingfield I marked him down as one to keep an eye in once going into handicaps. He stayed on nicely there and wasn't beaten far, looking in need of a bit further (is upped half a mile in trip tonight). You can forget his poor last run, they tried him in a hood which he seemed not to like, so there's a ready excuse. At 40-1, worth a small e/w bet to see if he can refind that debut promise. It's pleasing that the yard are in better form as well (good winner at Windsor last night too.)

Today's selection – Tin Fandango 6.35 Nottingham (e/w)

Sheedy popped up in my tracker today. Had a small each way bet, although I'd already backed the fav last night in a double and the first one has won. Good luck with the selections

Sheedy ran on quite well after a lot of persuading but couldn't get near the placings, and earlier Tin Fandango was the absolute rag in the race, went out as far as 100/1 before being sent off at 80s. Quite prominent early on but faded right out of it.

Our Catching Pigeons insider flags up all the well-fancied horses from around the major training centres running at York this week.

Thursday August 23
Fairyland is the bet of the day on Thursday in the opening Sky Bet Lowther Stakes.

She's widely considered to be the best two-year-old filly in Ireland and has strengthened up a touch since finishing a close third in the Queen Mary at Royal Ascot. That form is bombproof with the reopposing Angel's Hideaway and Michael Bell's star Pretty Pollyanna back in fourth and fifth, while the first two have since fought out the finish to the Sweet Solera at HQ.

Fairyland can give Aidan O'Brien a long overdue first Lowther victory.

Laurens looks a rock-solid selection for the Yorkshire Oaks. This is a brilliant renewal with the winners of the Irish and French Oaks, plus the Ribblesdale winner, all clashing and it's Karl Burke's game filly who looks the one you can set your clock by.

It's a new trip, but everything about her suggests she'll get a mile and a half well and she's reported to be in sizzling form at home.

The athletic Lah Ti Dar could have taken this route too but Gosden has opted for the Listed Sir Henry Cecil Galtres Stakes and it looks the perfect race for her after she was forced to miss the Oaks earlier in the season.

She's been working back nicely towards this meeting for several weeks and has delighted connections in her latest preparatory gallop. She's in several top races during the autumn including the St Leger and it will be fascinating to see how this well-regarded daughter of Dubawi fares