I had a drink with [the All Blacks coach] Steve Hansen three days later and he said: ‘We were fucked. She looks stronger, she's not the biggest filly, but we know she's got a big heart from the way she won. Whether you're interested in the old days when Phil Bull was king of the hill or more modern pros like Dave Nevison and Alan Potts. Many of the world’s most famous gamblers originate from the much larger United States, while Hong Kong also has links with a lot of the more successful names in the industry.

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Denman's win in the Gold Cup has to have been the best moment of all, as we both wanted it so much, but his second win in the Hennessy last November was very special too.

Bird had several methods for getting one over on the bookies but his most famous was probably his success on betting on photo finishes which in those days took about 5 minutes to develop. Did it change because you stood on glass and shouldn’t have played or someone heard you had a terrible headache? About The Greyhound Star The Number 1 Voice of the Greyhound Industry - The Greyhound Star switched from newspaper format to the internet on January 2015 but continues to provide news coverage well into its fourth decade. United Kingdom: UK best online gambling sites, promo codes and offers for sports betting, horse racing, casinos and more. The most successful gamblers are often more analytical minds, and Patrick Veitch is just one prominent example of a betting success whose systems were rooted in mathematics.

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He become the target of a criminal and was forced to live in hiding for many months putting his career on hold and leaving him broke. Findlay famously said he’d ’found a new way to print money’ on the 1998 football World Cup by betting on Asian Handicaps.Born in Paisley, Renfrewshire in 1962, but raised in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, Findlay began his love affair with greyhound racing at an early age.