Each-way money at decent odds.

Yep, very pleased, been flagging that one for months. Beaten by Sea The Stars last year at the Curragh by a similar margin, was obviously going to get close today.

Had Storyland just then too - got Summer Bird in the Belmont, hope he runs as well, can go close

Fifth Round Draw
Board One
Ronnie Baxter v Mark Walsh
Kevin Painter v Dennis Priestley
Colin Osborne v Raymond van Barneveld
Phil Taylor v Andy Smith

Board Two
Mark Lawrence v Colin Lloyd
Alex Roy v Jamie Caven
Mark Webster v Terry Jenkins
Wes Newton v Alan Tabern


4/6 Caven 6/4 Roy (best prices). I'd have it as a toss of a coin but would love Caven to go through (of course) but also give the mouthy git a pasting in the process.

Think like today Board 2 (beating Klassen) suits Caven but it will be his last game off the main stage if he does win and then the pressure will mount to show if he is going to fulfil his potential or not.



Just a shame Taylor and Barney have been kept apart for a change in this competition but there you go.

Alex Roy 3 Jamie Caven 9



GO ON MY SON!!!!!!

I know this is turning into a bit of a Jamie Cavanthon on here but if anyone does have a Stan James account I would get £1.65 (the bu$$ers won't let you have more on) on Caven for the World Title at 1000/1.

It is a long shot but not that much of a long shot 125/1 in places, 250/1 in others which is probably about the right price.

If he has a storming day tomorrow and wins or goes close in the UK Open it could be the making of him and I guarentee he will not be the same price as Bill Davis, Steve Maish, Ray Carver etc for the Ally Pally event.

1st Summer Bird
2nd Dunkirk
3rd Mine That Bird

I know it wasn't the 50's but hope the Betting Thread regulars took the 20/1 available on thursday night

you beaut!

Nice one mate..

saved a very bad punting day for me!

Glad you were on Neil


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Vesuve - interesting one on paper as he didn't have a steller 2yo career but connections saw fit to try him Prix Des Chenese when still a maiden, there were worse group races run last year in terms of quality with the beaten horses (Vesuve was last of the six) including subsequent G3 winner and carnival runner Naval Officer, group placed Topclas and top hurdler Temple Lord. First time out this year he took a 10.5f race beating subsequent dual scorers Melisos and Sable Des Dunes whilst on his next start he beat Gallilei by 2 lengths. Gallilei then went on to run strong fancy Beheshtem to a length (if I've done my working out correctly) in a 12f listed race at the end of last month. Not sure what running tactics are likely to be employed but feel if they intend using Vesuve purely as a pacemaker, particularly with the Coolmore horses involved in the race too then they'd be wasting a decent opportunity for the horse.
66/1 (Boyles, Bet365, Paddy Power) is IMO far too big

sorry mate

Geelong came out of the sheds on fire, was thinking 'happy days' then they sat back and let an ordinary Eagles side into the game


can't believe they only scored 99 points against those muppets!
Hate it when teams slack off instead of going for the kill

don't they know i've got money at stake?

Have you all been getting your money down???


Looking on Oddschecker it has moved in with a number of firms.