5 winners from 34 bets, best or at least most significant was Justin Sercombe's 10 point winner to really turn the screw in the Plate.
Steve Walton, a founder member, has picked up three winners now in the past 5 bets and that means he has moved into positive +25p still only 14th but in the mix. Special mention for Joanne Hutson whose 66-1 short was beaten into 2nd by a short head by another 66-1 shot!
Four more join the list of dormy players, Mark Dighton, Gary Pascoe, Barry James, and Trevor James
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Sunday, 30 October 2011
29oct11 two days
Sorry for delayed update been away on a course in Scunthorpe!
Friday 43 bets 5 winners and Saturday only 27 bets and just 2 winners. The only one that really needs highlighting for the main comp is Lee Constable who hit an 12-1 winner not on the heels of an 11-1 winner a 2 or 3 bets ago to storm into the cash on +£10.73 and 7th place. A result that pushes Vince Paige out of the cash :-).
In the plate Justin Sercombe drew a blank on Friday while Stuart Bentham sat out and they both rested Saturday, so changes at all!
Friday 43 bets 5 winners and Saturday only 27 bets and just 2 winners. The only one that really needs highlighting for the main comp is Lee Constable who hit an 12-1 winner not on the heels of an 11-1 winner a 2 or 3 bets ago to storm into the cash on +£10.73 and 7th place. A result that pushes Vince Paige out of the cash :-).
In the plate Justin Sercombe drew a blank on Friday while Stuart Bentham sat out and they both rested Saturday, so changes at all!
Thursday, 27 October 2011
27oct11 Scunthorpe rules
8 winners from 44 bets again too many to mention all of them the best was Dave Fifield at 7-1 but the most impressive was the 100-30, 10 point winner for Justin Sercombe in an eighteen runner race in Eire that brought up a treble and took him 21 points clear of Stuart Bentham with a bet in hand.
The rot has well and truly set in for Stuart Bentham now with a second bet in 3 days that has missed the frame!
The rot has well and truly set in for Stuart Bentham now with a second bet in 3 days that has missed the frame!
Wednesday, 26 October 2011
26oct11 biggie again
New to the major headlines we have Ben Callaghan with a 25-1 winner today. which, of course, rockets him up the table into =5th place - well done yet another player zipping past me :-(
Overall 6 winners from a very busy 44 bets today other winners were Steve Walton 7-1, Kevin Hall, Howard Kelly, the two leaders in the plate both of whom shot over to Eire and collected 10 point winners.
The gap between these two leaders in the plate, Justin Sercombe (123 points), and Stuart Bentham (112 points) and the rest is now vast 5th placed Wayne Morton is only on 55 points and has had more bets than both of them - still will be interesting to watch these two battle it out for the rest of the comp. I suppose Kevin Wood may have something to say about that he sits 3rd on 78 points but has 9 bets in hand but have they slipped the field?
Overall 6 winners from a very busy 44 bets today other winners were Steve Walton 7-1, Kevin Hall, Howard Kelly, the two leaders in the plate both of whom shot over to Eire and collected 10 point winners.
The gap between these two leaders in the plate, Justin Sercombe (123 points), and Stuart Bentham (112 points) and the rest is now vast 5th placed Wayne Morton is only on 55 points and has had more bets than both of them - still will be interesting to watch these two battle it out for the rest of the comp. I suppose Kevin Wood may have something to say about that he sits 3rd on 78 points but has 9 bets in hand but have they slipped the field?
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