Posted by goldenface
Anyone having a flutter?
We've done a sweep in work and I'm saddled with 'Can't Buy Time'.
Might have a go on Irish Raptor but Comply or Die looks a good'un.
Runners.
Posted by Bonovox
Most Irish horses are winners. Think I shall have a go this year normally I win nothing not as lucky as my dad winning the lottery. There is a man at my work place and he managed to pay off his entire mortgage with winnings. He always wins yet when he gives me a so called winner to back it never bloody wins
Posted by masseur
I'm not much of a gambler, and don't normally try to promote it... but the Melbourne Cup and the Grand National are a couple of events I put a little money on, as well as the lotto of course.
So, here's a tip... Read This... I did that last year and ended up just over £100 ahead on the deal. I haven't used the account since.
Posted by >500
On 2010-04-09 13:17:00, Bonovox wrote:
Most Irish horses are winners.
wait, what???
The Irish horses are starting to appear more in recent times in the Melbourne Cup... they rarely come close to winning... (cant remember if one of them won it recently though?
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Posted by DickySnapples
got a couple of small bets on Irish Raptor and Comply or Die. i usually pick a complete outsider too so went for Conna Castle
Posted by nicv27
Well i backed Tony McCoy after Ruby walsh injured himself and it paid off as quite a large win will be deposited in my bank first thing monday.
Posted by goldenface
I backed a couple of donkeys as usual. What about that horse that refused to even start! How funny!
Great race though. Liverpool is gonna be nuts tonight.
I only lost a tenner today so wasn't too bad.
[ This Message was edited by: goldenface on 2010-04-10 19:18 ]
Posted by Bonovox
I heard some bloke put £5000 on the winner & won £80,000 
Posted by nicv27
On 2010-04-10 20:18:45, Bonovox wrote:
I heard some bloke put £5000 on the winner & won £80,000
well i didnt win no where near that.... But i backed it in the morning at odds of 22/1 not the 10/1 it finished at
Posted by Bonovox
Well he won £50,000 more than my dad did
My dad won £30,000 but on the Lottery 