£85m traded last year, no need to be negative about that!arbitrage16 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 7:36 pmI'm amazed to hear the negativity on here about Cheltenham! The amount of money in the market makes it a grand trading opportunity
I suppose that's because I'm not so focused on the racing, rather I just see it as a good trading opportunity.
Biggest piece of advice I can offer to anyone trading it for the first time - be very careful on the other cards happening at the same time. They can be treacherous, especially when considering the emotion that trading a Cheltenham market can bring.
Cheltenham Festival 2024
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Michael5482
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Clerk of the course saying double the amount of rain has fell than they expected soft/heavy in places should mix it up a bit.
I'll have a look at the Venetia Williams runners shortly they love the slop.
I'll have a look at the Venetia Williams runners shortly they love the slop.
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sionascaig
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I see one of my volatility bots has already got involved - really wasn't expecting that at Chelts...
Echoes in Rain - says it all )
Echoes in Rain - says it all )
I watched her in an interview in the paddock once, she said she will not run her horses at all on firm ground as they are more likely to be seriously injured. She really cares about her horses.Michael5482 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2024 8:41 am
I'll have a look at the Venetia Williams runners shortly they love the slop.
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Michael5482
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Good luck everyone the excitement has kicked in, casual betting for me not bothered if I win or loose just looking forward to the world class sporting event it is. Bit of dinner n I'll crack open a nice cold can of Carling Black Label on the couch I think.
