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In fact, in my opinion it would be better for racing if they toned down the Cheltenham hype and diverted some it to Boxing Day, given the range of geographic locations where meetings are being held on a national holiday, I'd say there's much more scope there to get people interested and going...

I like watching the Cheltenham festival on TV in comfort of my own home, if I can wangle working from home any of the days, but I have no interest in going to an event so blatantly overhyped, overpriced and overcrowded , which seems too much like a cash cow, and has way too many drunks and coke...

I concur with Danny it takes a lot of guts to sell your house to finance yourself like that, I like it when people put it on the line and get some success with their enterprise !

Her stats since 2000, the difference between her Hurdlers and Chasers in Nov is interesting.

if your login id isn't your email , how would they know that?

Best place I've been to for gigs is the Royal Albert Hall, the acoustics are better than such as Wembley, Brixton Academy and O2 etc

@TheHobbitsReturn has inspired me to have a dabble with laying , not for the first time, I'll do fixed liability v low stakes then when I have a reasonable sample I'll model using fixed profit/backers stake and see what looks best for me

shows they cater to all tastes on OF........

try not to let your jealously to manifest itself too much......

have you modelled the fixed liability approach with your selections to see which gives the better roi% ?

what made you choose a fixed profit over fixed liability approach?

So does that mean you are laying to win 300 on the uk/ire races and therefore your liabilities vary quite a bit from race to race?

Hi , your lay in the 1427 interested me cos I also didn't fancy Mollstar as I fancied the fav win , so I got onboard that lay as well, can you clarify your staking approach, are you laying to win a certain amount or lose a certain amount each race?

Well done those on the winner , I didn't fancy it, but at least my trial race negative stats held true

The trial race stats for Cesarewitch don't provide any postive pointers but does show some significant negatives Since 2000 there has been 121 coming back from running the previous year, 5 (4.1%) have won , 14 (11.6%) have won or place, 7 winners from the prev year have tried the following...

Imo in general the bbc panders to certain demographics and not others, I view it as very north london centric these days and as such watch almost none of it's output

A lack of impulse control and gambling are probs not a good mix, same as other things such as booze. I waver at times but I tend to keep a grip on mine, I certainly like a drink but smoking or drugs have never interested me, tried and went nah. I've a got a pal who's an alchy and when in the...

I've been to Vegas a couple of times, Macao made it look a bit tame for sheer manic gambling I saw taking place When I played regularly like that it was in central london in such as the Park Tower I never got hassled , although one of the croupiers quizzed me a bit once as I was playing. For...

To a degree I understand the approach of getting out for the day after a certain profit/loss , I haven't done it with horses but it's reminiscent of what I did when years ago I used to play a lot of blackjack using basic strategy and counting 10s. Each visit I'd go with a fixed amount I was...

I've been witness to some of the what might have beens, I don't fancy that kind of stress/disappointment, I prefer to generally keep any one race largely meh re it's result