Twitter

[TheBear]

I've banged my head against this wall periodically for many years but have never got to grips with Twitter as a social media tool. I can see that it could be used as a means of obtaining information about the stuff that interests me but it's never enough to make me keep coming back.

It dawned on me today that it could be exceptionally useful for racing so I'm prepared to give it one last go before writing it off as not suitable for northerners. On that basis I'd be obliged if those that do use it could recommend people and sites to follow so that I can optimise it to best effect. I'm only interested in the jumps and tend to only bet at weekends and the big festivals if that influences your suggestions.

I'd also appreciate any podcasts recommendations as well. The FFP is always an excellent listen but there's definitely room for at least one more during the week.

Thanks in advance.

 

[granger]

@michaellooby is pretty clued in on irish jumps

[FONT=Arial, sans-serif]@[/FONT]MichaelGreaney3 good guy too

[FONT=Arial, sans-serif]@[/FONT]mufc_fan_saf all things french

hundreds more

 

[Aughex]

Podcasts(soundcloud.com): Horse Racing Ireland, TimeformLive, SportingLife, Racing Post, The Final Furlong Podcast, #racehour

Twitter: @GBRacing, @HbfBritain, @BHAPressOffice, @AtTheRaces, @TimeformLive, @Timeform, @Racing_UK, @RacingPost -> after you follow these there should be a suggestion list called "Who to follow" on the main page https://twitter.com/ in the right section and if you click Refresh you'll get more suggestions each time.

 

[Irish Stamp]

@Rhys_N_Williams I can recommend as an exceptional judge, particularly of things over the channel.