Simon Wade

[Simon Wade]

Hi, I would like to let you know that I feel you have been unjustifiably criticised on a number of occasions latetley, it makes me angry and I think you should pull their subscription and allow everyone else to enjoy the ratings. It’s not banter is it, just pure shite from keyboard warriors.

[Simon Wade]

Evening all, anyone trying their luck in the Melbourne cup please?

[Simon Wade]

Ouch…..ouch……ouch……
To those of you who understand racing, bottomless ground completly changes the goal posts at any meeting at any time of the year. I can only say that B-52 looked a million dollars in the ring, the ground was not to his liking. The market spoke volumes as he opened at 8/1 and went off at 7/2. It wasn’t my own hard earned that forced the market move, I assure you.
As it was my first visit to Chester races, all I can say is, wonderful facilities for owners, what a fantastic course. However just like the grand prix, you don’t actually see much racing and your eyes on the big screens 90% of the time to watch races pan out.
I won’t go through the drama of travelling there and back again due to logistics, I am pleased I did go today however a result would have made it even sweeter!
Sorry that my boy didn’t return any readies if anyone followed!
Other than that I am at the ledger tomorrow/today, I know there are members here that are within doncaster region, I am keen to meet up for a sherbet or 2 if you are attending and want to put a face to a name….

[Simon Wade]

Bucket list tick tomorrow as we head to Chester. B-52 runs in the last, we have a good jock, good draw, horse is in good nick, won’t put you off having an e/w stab.
Thankyou for all the forum posts all, I am a sleeper on the site, mainly due to work commitments, I would like to give something back.
We are not in the ratings for tomorrow and not for the first time………
Hoping to post the biggest BOOM at some point over the weekend!

[Simon Wade]

Larry, are you attending the St Ledger?

[Simon Wade]

Good morning TPS! It B-52 day!
After his impressive run for a place at York, as advised, we are heading north to Carlisle tonight.
Although the price dictates a win bet I strongly advise if you can make some money in the place market you have a go.
Bias as he’s my horse but tonight will be his best opportunity to date.

[Simon Wade]

Morning all, as so many on here assist me everyday with their information it’s only fair I share mine.
I am in the syndicate that owns B-Fiftytwo and we are Fat Badger Racing.
Named as we are involved in the Fat Badger in Harrogate, hopefully some of you may have been or at least heard about it?
Anyroadup…….. 6.30 York this evening, we have a chance, bearing in mind it’s a 20 runner affair, an e/w or place bet is my reccomendation.
We are hopeful of a big run, if he can translate his homework onto the track then it’s all gravy!!!!!
9/1 most bookies, gobsmacked he isn’t bigger.

[Simon Wade]

Morning! Apparently Dandy’s Beano in the 2.45 Beverley is the best 2 year old in the yard, good luck if playing.

[Simon Wade]

6.35 adams ale needs rain.
cash out if on guys
I think this service is awesome and although I am not a millionaire from it………………yet……………. I have spread nothing but positives.
Keep up the great work team!

[Simon Wade]

Larry, I am in that same transition period. step back, take a breath and re start once paper trades are positive again!

[Simon Wade]

Kiss of death from me I’m afraid, sorry all, the going was good/ good to soft in places, quite what the ride was given to Roy’s legacy I don’t know, other than he was pulled towards the end and missed the place, just watched the re run on ATR and the jock pulled his reigns just before the line to guarantee not getting his head into 3rd, watching that next time out!
My beloved Burnley also faulted, so as I said in my first post, when I gain confidence I will post more.
Hope everyone had a good day

[Simon Wade]

Sorry for the mist reading of members who have said they may be standing down.
It was my one eye open after a late night and an early start with son number 2 waking up at 6!
A little more about me, my local track is Ripon.
A good trainer/jockey combo is D o’ meara/ D tudhope
P Mulrennan lives around the corner, I have engaged in conversation locally and he does drop a hint if I see him, however I haven’t seen him of late.
We have had buckets of rain, just like York and I would say at BEST the going will be good to soft.
There is a good breeze today and there is no more rain forecast.
I am having a good each way on Roy’s legacy at 5/1 in the 5.10 now

I invest in football, horses and dogs
My team is Burnley, we have a decent record of winning our last home game of the season, but at the price I am only putting in multiples.
Have a successful day everyone and apologies again

[Simon Wade]

Seems that a few people have become disheartened of late. I am just learning still after a good few months.
My aim is to win £150 a day.
So far I am averaging £50 a day and that is great.
Only through the help of the strategies and the valuable posts from members am I able to pick the bones of the posted info and select my investments.
Now, don’t get me wrong, I don’t win every day, it’s just an average.
I do know a bit about horseracing in terms of the courses, difference in going, shrewd yards, bent jockeys, market moves and betting terminology.
I know for a fact that many races are won by trainers who know when their horses are ready and that the ratings will not pick this up, purely because they have been placed to win at a great price so that the owners and the yards can make some money on their investments.
I know that the ratings have had indifferent results this last week or so, but when you consider the going has changed from one end of the table to the other in a 24 hour period it’s no surprise!
Whilst the English ratings have been published, BUT WITH CAUTION during this last week, I turned my attention to Richards Irish ratings and continued to make good headway over there instead.
I am alarmed to hear that he is now having second thoughts about his contributions.
This site is invaluable and the long term members who strive for success, fine tweak methods, take the losses and share their findings, are very special, in a world of greed it is refreshing to find those who want to assist others and offer a slice of the cake for no gain other than personal satisfaction.
Horseracing investment is exciting and like any other investment category that makes you tax free money is highly addictive in a good way because who doesn’t want to make tax free money right?
But it also takes time and dedication daily I would say because you have to be up to date and speed on what’s happening in the racing world as there is so much going on.
I have spent YEARS GIVING MY MONEY TO BOOKIES and I have not even had a a day out from them for it. I could have probably bought a house in terms of what I have lost over the years. HOWEVER with a disciplined approach and the armoury of this service I have managed to become more disciplined in my approach and turn my head from gambling to investing and I can only hope that all involved continue to assist me with your strategies and ratings please.
I am one for PASSING IT ON and once I have the confidence to post my information I will hopefully become one of those who contribute successfully.
The age of automation seems to be taking over and as a technophobe I am not interested in it, however I am following botland forum and it’s wetting my appetite!
Long rant, sorry, but I am enjoying my investing properly now and it’s for the long term for me.
KEEP IT UP GUYS AND GIRLS and GOOD FORTUNES!

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