Adonis First's Blog (8)

If one thing can be learned from the horseracing history books, it is that Racing Post Trophy winners, if truly top class, DON'T win the following year's 2,000 Guineas. They win the Dante and/or Derby! Sometimes!

Yet every year, we are inundated with commentary that "this time we are sure, this time it WILL win".

Right.....



FWIW,… Continue

For me the single most important aspect of the whole "debate thing" is that Gordon (the Unelected) Brown has at last done something right, by yet another gaffe. Which, by the way, must surely have been OKayed by Mandleson (the Unelected) Meddler too!!!!

For us - NOT for himself and his cronies!

He has opened Pandora's Box in grasping at the "Debate final straw" in the hope of somehow, almost impossibly, getting elected.… Continue

At last, we can treat 'em the way they treat us!
http://slapometer.com/

Have fun; don't get sore, get even!

Looks the type for me to win the 2.40 at Kempton.

The Racing Post:



Try loading up a "performance monotor" - in Vista and Windows 7 you can put it on your sidebar...

Now bring up some (or even all) of your favourite online newspapers and see them slowly encroach into your RAM and CPU resources.



But now, bring up the Racing Post online.



Shock, Horror!!!!!

Even on it's own it positively EATS resources!

Why?

Because it's been compiled with the Racing Posts agenda in mind,… Continue

I've opened up my own website so that there's a permanent record of what I used to post on betting exchange forums...
http://www.integermachines.com/

I watched Last Night of the Proms last night, patriotic neck hair bristling in all the usual places, and remember hearing my Grandad's recollections of horror in the trenches in WW1; and my Dad's tales of the RAF in WW2. They felt very strongly about what they wanted for their children, and their children's children. It was all simple stuff: Freedom from oppression, equal opportunity, honour and Fair Play. This morning I reviewed just a couple of observations of routine Life… Continue

Punters

Need the presence of multiple other Punters, but of opposite betting intentions, and awareness of the currently fair probabilities of success or failure in the part of the Market which interests them. This ready availability of opposite intentions is what a Punter typically regards as "Liquidity".

Want to minimise the overheads which exist whether they win or lose!.

Want to maximise the average efficiency of their betting at all times.

Insist on… Continue