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Managed to blow a chunk of this weekends winnings on Warrington -8pts yesterday.

Weapons Amnesty injury means that the 2010 RSA Chase winner will now miss next seasons Gold Cup.

Wouldn't have minded going racing today but nothing within a 75-mile radius.

4/1 about St Nicholas Abbey because a piece of work wasn't that good?

It's more about the plunge on Jan Vermeer than a lack of faith in St Nicholas Abbey, there's been massive money for the former in the last week or so. Fill your boots if you fancy St Nic, I don't think it will get much bigger and it doesn't look a good quality race this year I'm afraid.

Don't rule Coordinated Cut out of running a big race at 20/1. Didn't do a lot in the Dante, but apart from O'Brien's lot, there isn't a great deal of top quality in the line up. Don't think CC will win but could get a place. Jan Vermeer was very impressive in Ireland last week, but may not even be going to Epsom. It would be folly to dismiss SNA despite his run at Newmarket. Cape Blanco looks likely to head to France instead. Midas Touch is set to take his place and he shouldn't be underestimated. There are about 5 or 6 horses, for me, that have a chance of being in the shake-up with half a furlong to go, looking at the current declaration list. When you consider AOB plans to run maybe 3 of his top 4, it looks like this could get his season up and running.

I had Warrington -6



Luis Fabiano top scorer in football world cup 12/1 ew.
That's my early call but will sit down and have a proper go through this week.

I don't think Brazil will make it far enough for him to be top scorer. David Villa or Fernando Torres could get a hatful each against Honduras, let alone scoring in the other two games.

I've given up on betting on flat racing. Boring, no value for money, unpredictable, your bet can be down in no time. No thanks.

Tropical Paradise @ 25/1 E/W Goodwood 4.20

St Nicholas Abbey 9/1 for The Derby now must be going to France or being pulled out.

Top stuff

Just seen that result now, well tipped.

SNA is still around 7/2 with the bookmakers but has drifted to 9/1 on betfair. Maybe he will end up in France, we'll know in a couple of days.

Last min fancy only looked at the racecard at 4.10 fancied it for a place at the price but did well just to hold on in the photo for the win

Just as I expect Brazil to score a few past North Korea. I really think Brazil and the Ivory Coast will qualify from that group which is one of the reasons I wouldn't go anywhere near Ronaldo in the top scorer betting. I think they'll top the group so will more than likely face Chile in the last 16. If they come second they'll be up against Spain

been to redcar races today, my friends horse simple jim won the last



setup a fan page on facebook if anybody wants to join in 'HELMSLEY HORSE RACING'

Top stuff fella. Dropped you a PM about Simple Jim too mate

SNA running or not?



I don't want to waste my money on ante post and its gets pulled because clearly someone on betfair thinks its a NR and its laying it alot

That price is big though

Nice one mate, joined it as you seem to get some real good info.





Top stuff too Wire, top tipping wish I could find a 25/1 winner!


Think I'll stick with a shorter price one tomorrow and gonna have me nuts on Clive Brittain's filly in the opener at Leicester. Saw it tipped up by a decent tipping service last time and they were saying it was one of Brittain's best 2yo's, went down to a real nice looking sort which is probably group class.

Will take something special to prevent it from winning tomorrow IMO...

Thinking of heading to Ripon tomorrow. Anybody heard anything?

I cant even back a winner at a race night.

Bad times!

St. Nicholas Abbey ruled out of Derby with 'slight muscle injury', according to BBC.

I was on that last time when it got beat by Maqaasid which is related to Ghanaati, too low for me to back it Crying Lightening in this is Joey Barton's horse and will see some money if he has any football mates left