27sep14 tough day

Illustrating this perfectly is the performance of the 8 different horses napped in the Cambridgeshire today at Newmarket, best was 5th then 13th, 17th, 23rd, 25th, 26th, 27th, 31st & last, call ourselves followers :-).

However some did find a winner but the best of the day was only 7-2 from Dave Barker but enough for him to just get above Jon Curtis and snatch top slot.  Kevin Roberts also rose a place with his 6-4 winner the same winner as Barry Pemble, Jason McConkey picked an 11-4 winner to move level and back into the top half and finally Carl Dean 15-8 jut not quite enough to bring him back to the leader board.

All the above is before John Heneghan's late runner at Wolverhampton tonight.

26sep14 nice couple

Sorry for the delay big event in London last night

8 winners from 39 bets on Friday best of the day for new boy Kevin Roberts at 12-1 that rocketed him up to 7th,  Danny Beaman 7-1 was a nice start as he got off the mark.   Dave Kingsbury 9-2 to go positive, 4 others picked Lucida the even money winner they were Gareth Chapman (to maintain his 100% record and sit 2 for 2), Ian Carpenter, Jed Parramore, & Robert Baker.  finally Wayne Morton got off the mark with a 2-1 winner.

In the plate all a bit static again except for Robert Baker's appearance in 3rd

25sep14 new leader

Jon Curtis tops the best of the day and also the main leader board, after a very nice 12-1 winner, Joanne Hutson's 8-1 winner took her onto the bubble in 10th, and Andy Pitter picked up a nice 6-1 winner that took him nearly level.  Terry Matthews got off the mark with a 3-1 winner and the final 3 winners of the 7 recorded today were all on the same 11-8 winner, and they were Chris Pascoe, Paul Stobbart, & Robert Baker who brought up a nice 4 timer.

In the plate little action to report other than Paul Stobbart taking over in 3rd from me

24sep14 bumper numbers

12 winners in total with just one late evening bet to come Gareth Chapman but given his position and the number of runners he can't change either leader board.   Best of the day by miles was Paul Stobbart with his 9-1 winner that took him from the foot of the leader board this morning to 3rd.  Gary Pascoe and Pat Quinn Jnr both picked up a 4-1 winner and basically all the rest were small prices with 6 of us all on the same 4-5 winner Grandeur at Goodwood.

In the plate I scrapped 3rd place from Dave Barker on count back and Barry Pemble the defending champion got off the mark with his first winner to move into the top half.