DeadParrot and anyone else for that matter: any of your usual Cheltenham previews available?
Got a few tbh.
I'll stick them in a google drive and post them later
People say I should be more humble I hope they understand, they don't listen when you mumble
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So, as we should all know, I need you guys to post your daily picks as a TABLE.
Here's how:
Step 1: identify the winners of every race you're going to bet in (this is the easy bit).
Laugh to yourself thinking of the loots you will win and imagine the various goods and services you will purchase with your stack of freshly-minted fiddies.
Make sure when making these awesome selections that you adhere to Rules 3
(yes there are two Rule 3s, no I don't know why, now fuck off and refer to Rule 6)
Let's say we're going to back:
Race 1 - Dog Food Delight 100 Win
Race 2 - Never Started - 50 Each Way
Race 5 - Three Legged Tortoise - 50 Win
Race 5 - Donkey Derby - 50 Win
Race 7 - Reverse Gear - 25 Each Way
Step 2: open your favourite Spreadsheet application and create a list with 4 columns like the below:
Column A = Race number. Enter in the format 'R1', R2' etc
Column B = Horse Name. Spell it right, as per the official racecard you dyslexic scum.
Column C = stake
Column D = type of bet. Either W (win) or EW (each way). These are the only two allowable values in this data domain.
Save this spreadsheet so you can re-use it on subsequent days on your inevitable charge to glory.
Step 3: post your selection as a table in this thread:
simply copy your selections from Excel and paste into this thread. Then wrap [TABLE] tags around it like so.
Step 4: Submit your post and admire your handiwork as below
Step 5: ????Profit
If you fuck up this extremely simple task, I reserve the right to be a prick. See Rule 6.
"We are not Europeans. Those people on the continent are freaks."
Just an FYI for everyone...copying and pasting from excel or sheets does NOT need tags posted, using tags will render your selection invisible.
e.g No tags
R1
This Nag
100
W
R2
That Nag
50
EW
R4
Gordons Chair
100
W
R5
Dice's Rabbit Foot
100
W
People say I should be more humble I hope they understand, they don't listen when you mumble
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Approaching safety limits here and the riders will all be jockeying for a good position coming to the first with 34 declared runners racing for a prize fund of €1,700
balfejohn
Charlie Sheen
Dead Parrot
Degag
Dice75
Dice47
eagle eye
elbows
Eoghan104
Gimmeabreak
GMoran1
goldcupfav
Hitch
ionapaul
Jibzzzz
Lao Lao
Lplate
luckforsome
mcnugget
Murdrum
nicnicnic
NoRiverRequired
oleras
Pat Mustard
pokerhand
Raoul Duke III
rounders123
shano1888
shrapnel
Silver Tiger
Solksjaer
Strewelpeter
The Aul Switcheroo
The Situation
"We are not Europeans. Those people on the continent are freaks."
Mystery surrounds this fellow from a gambling yard. Davy Russel doesn't even know where he's trained.
Charlie Sheen
Travells well in the main and if improving his jumping he should have a say although he would ideally like it softer.
Dead Parrot
Gazumped on more than one occasion recently but chances if he can keep brush up on his jumping
Degag
Twice raced on flat before switching to hurdles where he showed some ability. Comes here as a novice and has it to prove. Price reflects his chance.
Dice75
Last years winner finishing with a wet sail. Form since has been patchy and by and large stuck in the barn ever since
Dice47 Da
Unknown quantity who never raced in a bumper, hurdle or chase but won a point in Ballinaboula in '87.
eagle eye
Completely changed character since moving stable and chance if settling better early
elbows
Nearly landed a valuable pot at Limerick.
Eoghan104
Covid super spreader owning to unapologetically being at Cheltenham last year. Prefers Aintree but proven winner at the highest table.
Gimmeabreak
Owners sending him to Cheltenham as their banker for the Xmas loots. Will be sold on to the highest bidder after this race by cold hearted connections so every incentive to run well.
GMoran1
Better than the result when fifth on seasonal debut at Christmas. Doesn't take much racing and selectively campaigned
goldcupfav
Won first 3 starts over fences, the second a Naas Grade 1, but firmly put in his place last time on a seemingly easier assignment.
Hitch
Owners like a day out but have garnered knowledge with recent outings and improvement likely.
ionapaul
Slow boat but results more consistent than most. Guaranteed to stay, jumps well and acts on any ground.
Jibzzzz
Good early season form, mostly let down by jumping since, failing to complete last 2 starts. Others preferred.
Lao Lao
Owned, trained and ridden by the wife. With restaurants closed recent results suggest he could show up prominent.
Lplate
Been around the block will be the first Glenbeigh flapper race winner to ever run in the gold ribband. 3 wins at Dromahane followed by ready progression. Quite a reach this but can't rule out of calculations.
luckforsome
From lovelorn fast eating champion to gold ribband winner would be quite a story but shoots for the stars and who would deny his place in the field.
mcnugget
Has developed into a very smart chaser, tough and reliable and should be on the premises again.
Murdrum
Chasing type who has relished the switch to fences this winter, winning brace of 3m handicaps, but he's not up to this level.
nicnicnic
Former winner thrives on his racing. He takes a licking but keeps on ticking.
oleras
Beset with ailments but we've seen numerous occasions he cooks up a storm late in the day
Pat Mustard
taken very well to fences this season. Delivered on promise until a bad fall off a milk float.
pokerhand
Made up into a useful novice hurdler last season, remains with potential.
Raoul Duke III
Set to prove to connections last years prominent showing was no fluke. Has changed yards since and won't have to improve much to get competitive. Market moves could be telling.
shano1888
After a couple of dismal runs finally got his act together at Sandown but flopped latest run at Wincanton
shrapnel
Gallic raider whose winning form at Cagnes-Sur-Mer and Compilegne is hard to quantify. Known fetlock issues and missed engagements don't bode well but connections remain bullish.
Silver Tiger
He's well worth another chance on balance.Tough and reliable so should be on the premises again.
Solksjaer
Used to be quite an athlete in his novice days according to himself. Recent form can't back that claim up. But has a stubborn resilient streak and chances if everything clicks into place on the day.
The Aul Switcheroo
He's well worth another chance on balance. Hasn't been dealt a good hand since the Fitz chase and something to prove now.
The Situation
It's 6 years on from his first win here and 3 years since his 2nd win here so it trends are true should win this year. But it's a long time between drinks now but hall of fame awaits if he can roll back the years.
Rounders123
Versatile performer who has already won at Cheltenham followed by Royal Ascot. Outrunning his purchase price.
Had issues using open office, wouldn't let me paste in here, had to paste to google sheets first and then c+p to here. Its google sheets so from now on, in case anyone else is having issues.
Had issues using open office, wouldn't let me paste in here, had to paste to google sheets first and then c+p to here. Its google sheets so from now on, in case anyone else is having issues.
works fine
"We are not Europeans. Those people on the continent are freaks."
His rival it seems, had broken his dreams,By stealing the girl of his fancy.Her name was Magill, and she called herself Lil,But everyone knew her as Nancy.
People say I should be more humble I hope they understand, they don't listen when you mumble
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