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red devil

red devil

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Double Fook!...Mick must have pulled out another winner in the last race.


..Manager.................Stable Name................Total......Day..........Overall Pos


1 Michael McCotter...Hoop Dreams...............941.00....299.00....5446

2 Red Devil...............Galloping Gourmets......754.41....283.50...13744

3 Red Devil...............Galloping Gourmets 2...685.50*..267.00...17469


*Steward's Enquiry: I've not been given 60pts for Drumshambo getting 4th in last race, but makes no difference to final places, well done Mick, pillar to post victory!..

Mick Mac

Mick Mac

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Loved the Fantasy Cheltenham RD, thanks for setting it up.


Of course if I had been in the UK I would have actually backed those 16/1 horses with money but as in SA could not access my betfair account. Shame.


Did back Fishers Cross before the meeting started so did get a one winner on Friday. No luck with Conti in GC though. Heard it fell but don't know if it was going well?

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Mick Mac

Mick Mac

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red devil Wrote:

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> I backed Conti EW Mick, and he was jumping like a

> dream...until he fell 3 out :)

> You can see the race on You Tube...

> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3q6tWuMokk


Am on Conti again this year, now a winner on him as he won the King George.

red devil

red devil

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Ok, a league has been set up.

Click on this link ????, https://fantasyracing.telegraph.co.uk/cheltenham/select-team and register your details.

You also have to set up a 'stable' of 3 jockeys and 3 trainers. To speed things up you can use the auto select function, and edit the jockeys/trainers anytime before the first race next Tuesday 11th March.

Once you've done that you should be asked if you want to join a league, it's called EDF Betting Matters, and the Pin No. is 8055625. Let me know if you have any probs...

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