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horse racing news pages home contact our websites links share blog thursday, 1 november 2018 winner takes all horse racing tipping competition do you fancy yourself as a horse racing tipster? after being in the racing game for a few decades, i know there are many good judges and make your betting pay. well, this post is worthy of your time. it could put money in your pocket! never bad news. we run a monthly tipping competition. it's very easy to play and the rules are simple as they come. pick one horse every saturday for the month. take your mythical 2 points and you can go for a straight win or 1 point each-way. the rules are very simple: take a look at this video which explains it in 1 minute. the competition has been running for a number of years. we have paid out several thousands of pounds. individual players have won getting on for £500. it costs just £10 to enter. winner takes all! the more players to get the better. why? because imagine if we have 30 players every month. you could win £300. visit the website here: bloody good winner the maximum number of players we allow is 40 so get your place. you need one win annually to cover your costs. not only can you win good money, it is great fun. players have been coming back for years. we haven't really promoted the competition but it's time bloody good winner hit the headlines. if you know someone who would like to play then share this post with them. take a look at the prize money of regular players: winter £460 eric winner £300 longbow £430 hce £120 dan the man £240 betmanmike £340 rawnsley £445 jodonovan £300 shukman £360 mark j £200 mixerman £210 over £3000 given in prize money. (over £4000 now!!!!) for more information about playing contact [email protected] email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest labels: saturday tipping competition thursday, 18 october 2018 jack berry house: a winner when is a house not a house? when it's a horse! sounds strange, hey. house, horse...next thing you'll be chatting about red shirts and mick easterby. if you love your racing and check the racing results, this seemingly cryptic clue of a conversation will, perhaps, make sense. many of you will remember jack berry, who back in the day, was a horse trainer noted for his early-season feats of winning two-year-olds. a vast string of juveniles would swarm across the racecourses high and low picking up win after win. his training approach took advantage of the bigger stables who didn't get going until may or june. to be fair, jack berry had a few talented horses in his time including mind games who contested many group 1 races but couldn't ever quite get his head in front. not to say that he didn't achieve great success along the way and concluded his retirement as a stallion at stud. jack berry has always had a big heart and a passion for everything racing. like so many successful people he was more interested in others and helped with a charity in his name called jack berry house. take a look at their facebook page here. jack berry house in malton, north yorkshire, was opened in 2015 by the ijf patron, hrh the princess royal. it is a state-of-the-art rehabilitation and fitness centre for northern-based jockeys. facilities include: a fully equipped gym for fitness and rehabilitation, and a hydrotherapy pool four respite rooms which offer ensuite accommodation and shared communal areas with full wheelchair access throughout education on nutrition, fitness and general lifestyle for young and aspiring jockeys designed to help reduce the risks of serious injury jack berry house has made a huge difference to many people's lives. the building was literally built brick by brick from donations and acts of charity. a house blessed by all who founded such a remarkable dwelling. i couldn't help but smile today as i noticed mick easterby had a two-year-old debutante running at newcastle (6:45) called jack berry house. this bay gelding is a son of harbour watch and £12,000 yearling purchase. he is owned by g & p hartley, j blackburn & mrs j lucas (jack berry house). i'm not sure of the connection of mrs lucas with jack berry house but the name says it all. what a great tribute to jack berry house and their wonderful staff. the horse won at odds of 80/1. it was no fluke as he beat the favourite drogon, who is a fair juvenile. in fact, this good-looking gelding would have been a very unlucky loser as he had no luck in running. take a look at the race result here . learn more about jack berry house by watching this video visit jack berry house website email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest labels: jack berry house friday, 28 september 2018 post great yarmouth - jolly boys & girls outing well, the jolly boys outing has come and gone. my brother booked a caravan on haven campsite. it's as cheap as chips when booked up early and a place to rest your head from monday to friday. i would have stayed there myself but i had my other half with me, who had travelled back with me from west palm beach, florida. we booked three nights at andover house hotel down camperdown road, not far from the grosvenor casino. i can't fault the hotel. a neat, presentable room and the staff are friendly. one of the better hotels in great yarmouth. i wanted to book the attic room but sadly it was taken. there never seems enough time with going to the eastern festival at great yarmouth horse races. we travelled down by train, changing at ely and norwich. got a taxi from the station to the hotel, arriving about 5pm tuesday. missed that day's racing. i heard that cousin paul won £700 at the grosvenor casino . i don't think him and danny won at the races. they both play 3-card poker and paul hit on a great hand betting £20 on pair plus, and turned over a running flush or something in that order. the casino is a beautiful setting compared with some of the modern venues we have visited such as nottingham and luton. this listed building used to be frequented by edward vii, the future king of england, son of queen victoria, if you like your history. obviously, it wasn't a casino in his day but a private house - shadingfield lodge. if you want a cheap three-course meal in a regal setting then here's what you do. take your ticket from the racecourse and you get a free alcoholic drink and free £5 match bet. considering the three-course meal cost about £13 mid-week, it is a superb night. my two brothers, marlene, paul, danny and sue went to the casino that evening. we heard there was a problem with the electrics at the casino and as it had just gone 9pm all the pubs seemed to stop serving food. you wouldn't believe it at a coastal town, but it shows how there is a lack of footfall come mid-september. marlene and i had to settle for a kfc. it was disgusting. limp chips, and the bucket of chicken wasn't much better. i can normally eat anything - i did to a point - but it wasn't good at all. the casino betting went a little better. just small bets for me as i am not keen on fixed odds. the only way you can win at the casino is to win early and go home. i think if you are going to be lucky you need it to be with decent odds so i bet a single number and corner [lucky 33]. it came up time after time and i won £90. the roulette is the best of all games to play in uk casinos. the house edge is less than the states without the double zero. marlene watched. paul won, danny lost and tony & gareth won a few bob. sue sat next to some drunk bloke at the poker table who won and he kept giving he £25 chips. wisely, she bet with her 50p chips and cashed in the £25s later that evening. i went to the races with tony and gareth the next day. the ladies stayed at home, resting. i didn't bet. couldn't see much at all in the two-year-old races, in which i specialise. tony & gareth bet on luca cumani's 11/1 winner. tony went for a big win in the next race - betting william jarvis' lady bo

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