Syndicating an unfit horse.

 

 

 

Feedback answers:

 

 

 

I will look for:

 

 

 

·        A bigger horse with natural strength factors, so they can carry weight when we start winning

 

·        Preferably a gelding

 

·        Experienced with 10-25 starts; so well broke in

 

·        No injuries (vet certificate)

 

·        Out of maiden class

 

·        Watch it for a few races, generally races up with them and fall in a hole because unfit

 

·        Racing 1400 – 2,000 metres, so gives us more scope.

 

·        Approach the owner and buy cheap

 

·        Select a good fitness trainer up the bush

 

·        Get it 100% race fit and win

 

·        Look at our photo on the wall

 

·        Open to all

 

 

 

Please register your interest, this could take 3-6 months to sort out.

 

 

 

Thanks Jim

 

 

 

 

 

Mr James Conway CEO 28.8

 

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Do you have a syndicators license?

 

 

 

28.8 sees hundreds of bush, nice type horses that never peak in fitness, win a maiden and that’s it but can win again with improved fitness levels.

 

 

 

I will be looking for these horses; 3-4-5 years old, sound, 1400, – 2000m (As can hurdle later) and purchase relatively cheap, then syndicate to many members of 28.8 and others.

 

 

 

50 – 200 members not an issue, it’s the winning photo we want on our wall.

 

 

My charge:  1 free share.

 

 

 

No great expense per month, let’s win a race with a horse that will race fitter.

 

 

I know country trainers with fitness skills to peak our horse/s better.

 

 

 

Feedback welcome.

 

 

 

Jim

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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  James Conway ‏@fithorses 3m3 minutes ago

  #punters #gambling #win #horseracing Live last at bendigo, value bet Jim rt 5th Winner on top 62% win strike rate today (6) $6.50 nice

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  James Conway ‏@fithorses 9m9 minutes ago

  #punters #gambling #win #horseracing Live last at bendigo , value bet bit harder Jim rt been another good day

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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  James Conway ‏@fithorses 21m21 minutes ago

  Bendigo race 7, Another winner on top $5.70, stand out top line 3-15-12-1 Jim rt miss some big exotics today

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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  James Conway ‏@fithorses 17m17 minutes ago

  Bendigo race 6, stand out top line 5-10-6-4 jIM RT

   

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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  James Conway ‏@fithorses 29s30 seconds ago

  Bendigo race 4, stand out top line 5-9-4-11 Tri top 3 $285 huge,

  Divies $1.5k going along nicely Jim rt

  

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  James Conway ‏@fithorses 33m33 minutes ago

  Race 3 Bendigo look for value, 8-2-15-14 Jim rt

   

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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  James Conway ‏@fithorses 25m25 minutes ago

  Another winner on top, nice start Divies $200, winner $5.10 3-4-9-10 Jim rt

   

  

 

 

 

Are bookmakers balancing their books with bum tips?

 

 

All too often now we see media bookies giving out last minute market movers on some 

 

horses that really have little chance to win because they are unfit. 

 

Are they using the media for suck in mug punters to balance their books? 

 

The last 6 months, to me this practise is becoming more common, when these middle of the

 

range priced horses are blasted as big goes; only to not win and 28.8 had not rated them

 

near fit enough to win! 

 

If money comes for a horse @ $10 - $20 you would think it has to be supported by some

 

level if fitness, but when they are plainly UNFIT; you have to ask some questions about these

 

late market movers.

 

 

Or are their plenty of mug punters out there with too much money? 

 

 

If 28.8 has not rated the horse fit in its top two lines, punters should be very

 

cautious of any bookie preaching to get on!

 

 

Cheers  

 

 

Jim 

 

 

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