Greyville Friday night

bayern wrote:

Deeno wrote:

bayern wrote: /quote]

Deen, if you, like me, fancy the first double strongly, why not consider taking the treble into the 3rd race with all of the joint 3 favourites, Annigoni, Danza and Nebula, all 7/2. If you take the treble with one of the above, the odds will be (say) 28/1. If you (triple) Dutch all three, the odds equate to 24/1.

Only do so if you believe one of the above will win race 3. If none of them arrive, well hope the double has arrived.

Don't want to put a damper on your treble, but your getting 9/1 for your money - not 24/1

Bob Brogan wrote:

rhodieace wrote: Hi guys please excuse my ignorance but fairly new to this game...can you explain the term double Dutch...have seen it used a number of times...thanks....

Dutching means to back more than one horse in a race to make a profit, you need to choose the correct stake at the correct price to make a profit.. Some "experts" like this way to make money long run

fingers wrote:

bayern wrote:

Deeno wrote:

bayern wrote: /quote]

Deen, if you, like me, fancy the first double strongly, why not consider taking the treble into the 3rd race with all of the joint 3 favourites, Annigoni, Danza and Nebula, all 7/2. If you take the treble with one of the above, the odds will be (say) 28/1. If you (triple) Dutch all three, the odds equate to 24/1.

Only do so if you believe one of the above will win race 3. If none of them arrive, well hope the double has arrived.

Don't want to put a damper on your treble, but your getting 9/1 for your money - not 24/1

How do you arrive at 9/1 when the first leg is 28/10 and any one of the last is (still) 7/2, which is 17/1, that is not taking the 6/10 into the equation? Do a dry run and see what odds you end up with.

bayern wrote:

fingers wrote:

bayern wrote:

Deeno wrote:

bayern wrote: /quote]

Deen, if you, like me, fancy the first double strongly, why not consider taking the treble into the 3rd race with all of the joint 3 favourites, Annigoni, Danza and Nebula, all 7/2. If you take the treble with one of the above, the odds will be (say) 28/1. If you (triple) Dutch all three, the odds equate to 24/1.

Only do so if you believe one of the above will win race 3. If none of them arrive, well hope the double has arrived.

Don't want to put a damper on your treble, but your getting 9/1 for your money - not 24/1

How do you arrive at 9/1 when the first leg is 28/10 and any one of the last is (still) 7/2, which is 17/1, that is not taking the 6/10 into the equation? Do a dry run and see what odds you end up with.

You have 3 bets of 28/1
Only 1 can win
You win 1 bet of 28/1
You have spent 3 units
For your money, you are getting 9/1
If you were getting 24/1 for your money you would win 72 and not 28 minus the 2 that you lose.

bayern wrote:

Deeno wrote:

bayern wrote: Azzie & Hewitson to close out the first two races on the card.

If running anywhere close to her last effort which was in the Allan Robertson, Announcing Rain should go very, very close here.

Rivarine has taken on the best of his generation to date, and should be too strong for this field.

Cherry on the top, Azzie's only two runners on the night, plenty time to still make it for an early celebratory supper - easy game this :lol:.

Bayern

Agree 100%. It's all the talk in Jhb. Double done.

Deen, if you, like me, fancy the first double strongly, why not consider taking the treble into the 3rd race with all of the joint 3 favourites, Annigoni, Danza and Nebula, all 7/2. If you take the treble with one of the above, the odds will be (say) 28/1. If you (triple) Dutch all three, the odds equate to 24/1.

Only do so if you believe one of the above will win race 3. If none of them arrive, well hope the double has arrived.

Merp wrote:

bayern wrote:

Deeno wrote:

bayern wrote: Azzie & Hewitson to close out the first two races on the card.

If running anywhere close to her last effort which was in the Allan Robertson, Announcing Rain should go very, very close here.

Rivarine has taken on the best of his generation to date, and should be too strong for this field.

Cherry on the top, Azzie's only two runners on the night, plenty time to still make it for an early celebratory supper - easy game this :lol:.

Bayern

Agree 100%. It's all the talk in Jhb. Double done.

Deen, if you, like me, fancy the first double strongly, why not consider taking the treble into the 3rd race with all of the joint 3 favourites, Annigoni, Danza and Nebula, all 7/2. If you take the treble with one of the above, the odds will be (say) 28/1. If you (triple) Dutch all three, the odds equate to 24/1.

Only do so if you believe one of the above will win race 3. If none of them arrive, well hope the double has arrived.

Add Cuff to the double. 20/1 is good odds and much safer I think

bayern wrote: Azzie & Hewitson to close out the first two races on the card.

If running anywhere close to her last effort which was in the Allan Robertson, Announcing Rain should go very, very close here.

Rivarine has taken on the best of his generation to date, and should be too strong for this field.

Cherry on the top, Azzie's only two runners on the night, plenty time to still make it for an early celebratory supper - easy game this :lol:.