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Horse Pub
The horse laughs?
A man sees a sign outside a pub 'make my horse laugh' and win £50. So the man enters the pub and asks the landlord if the sign outside the pub is correct. "Yes" replies the landlord. So the man leans over and whispers in the horses ear. The horse falls over laughing. The landlord duly gives the man £50. Two weeks later the man walks past the same pub, which has a new sign which says' 'win £50 if you can stop my horse from laughing.' So the man enters the pub and asks the landlord if the sign is correct to which the landlord replies that it is. So the man asks if he can take the horse outside for a minute. "Ok" says the landlord. The horse enters the pub in tears. The landlord give the man his winnings and then asks, "What did you say to my horse?" and the man replies, "Two weeks ago I told him I had a bigger dick than him, tonight I showed him."
Now that is quality, well doneTJP
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Arkle Irish Horse Racing Legend Used Metal Pub Sign | |
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Red Rum Irish Horse Racing Used Metal Irish Pub Sign | |
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US $39.99 | 29d 9h 50m |
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VINTAGE PUB SIGN IRON IRISH HORSE & JOCKEY 64" HUGE! | |
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z711 Cowboys Horse Rodeo Texas Pub NEW Banner Shop Sign | |
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Horses Letters Sign made from wood for Bar Pub Den Hall Stable Gameroom Man Cave | |
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old Budweiser BEER CLOCK eagle clydesdales horses wall art sign tavern pub art | |
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personalized wood Pub sign bar tavern horse farm equine | |
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2008 SUPER BOWL BUD HORSE PUB
Horse Racing - Are You A Serious Or Fun Punter?
I was talking to a fellow horse race betting enthusiast in the pub over the weekend. He was telling me that he had "a system". Basically it consisted of picking two horses at 5/1 or more and then backing them as 2 each way singles and an each way double. Because he does not keep records he could not tell me how many points he had won or lost but he told me he picked up some winnings "pretty often".
Using a £1 level stakes the bet would cost him £6 a time which I think is OK for a fun bet but he would have to have a pretty high success rate to show any real profit. Any form of multiple bet is very popular with the bookmakers. If you doubt that just go into any betting shop and see how much they promote their specialist multiple bets.
Round Robins, Yankees, Canadians and Heinz have been popular bets with punters for many years. It is the lure of potentially having a big win for a relatively small stake that attracts people. The National and Euro Lotteries work on the same principle. Much of my early betting experience consisted of trying to pick the winners for the ITV6 (you have to be old to remember that!) and then spending Saturday afternoon in front of the TV watching my horses lose. But it was fun and I enjoyed it and that is what fun betting is all about. You don't risk a lot but there is always a chance that you could win a worthwhile amount.
Most serious punters avoid multiple bets because it's generally hard enough to find one winner, never mind two or more. I would also question the value of backing each way because at 1/5th odds the return unless both horses get a place is hardly likely to cover the cost of the bet. Rather than backing each way it might be more profitable to select 2 more horses and place win bets on them.
My other concern about any multiple bet is that you can end up having far more money on a horse than you are really comfortable with. If say you first horse wins at 10/1 that means you have £11 going on your second horse. Of course that is the idea of multiple bets, but if you had backed the first horse as a single, would you be happy to place all your stake and winnings on your second selection? I suspect not.
If you are betting just for a bit of fun, multiple bets can be a cheap and exciting way to gamble. However, if your intention is to make a steady income from your horse racing activities it is not the way to go.
Most successful punters will spend the time and effort looking for one potential winner and then placing a bet on it to win. Providing his or her selection method is sound this should show a far better return than trying to win a multiple bet.
About the Author
Dave Bromley is a writer with a wide ranging interests. He currently runs a website on the subject of The Economic Recession
