Winning start for Betchworth
16 November 2009 05:14
...service Results service Bet now with Sky Bet The Betchworth Kid made a succesful debut over hurdles for trainer Alan King in the Ladbrokes Bamiyan Novices' Hurdle at Plumpton on Monday. The former Michael Bell-trained four-year-old, a soft ground winner at...
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Hughes waiting on weather
3 November 2009 12:16
...rain they are expecting it will go heavy. "We half intend to run Siegemaster in the second-season novice race on the same card (Ladbrokes.com Chase) but if it did go heavy, which suits him, we might chance him in the big one. "The race he had at Wexford was...
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PL alarmed by junior betting
18 October 2009 04:51
...contravene any rules, but the Premier League will examine the issue and have pledged to ensure football's relationship with the betting industry is properly regulated. "We are alarmed at these developments and are currently discussing this matter with our...
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Top Teams' Winning Streak Hammers Bookies
8 October 2009 08:05
...in the first 66 games of the season, just 4 - or 6% - have been draws, compared with an average of 25% over the last five years. Ladbrokes chief executive Chris Bell said it was the worst run of results he had seen in any sport. He said poor margins in horse...
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12 October 2009 01:11
SALISBURY, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 12: Tote betting slips are displayed at a betting shop window at Salisbury Racecourse on October 12, 2009 in Salisbury, England. Prime Minister Gordon Brown is expected to announce the sale of GBP £16 billion worth of government-owned assets to boost public finances, including Tote bookmakers.
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SALISBURY, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 12: Tote betting slips are displayed at a betting shop window at Salisbury Racecourse on October 12, 2009 in Salisbury, England. Prime Minister Gordon Brown is expected to announce the sale of GBP £16 billion worth of government-owned assets to boost public finances, including Tote bookmakers.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 04: Cardboard cut outs of Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Conservative leader David Cameron stand outside a betting shop adjacent to the tory conference venue at Manchester Central on October 4, 2009 in Manchester, England. David Cameron will be taking part in his fourth annual conference as leader and before next years general election.
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SALISBURY, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 12: Racegoers gather outside a Tote betting window before the first race to be run at Salisbury Racecourse on October 12, 2009 in Salisbury, England. Prime Minister Gordon Brown is expected to announce the sale of GBP £16 billion worth of government-owned assets to boost public finances, including Tote bookmakers.
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LINGFIELD, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 26: Ahmed Ajtebi has Chaperno (blue colours) handily placed coming down the back straight before landing The Betdaq The Betting Exchange Novice Stakes Race run at Lingfield Racecourse on October 26, 2009 in Lingfield, England.
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SALISBURY, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 12: Racegoers outside a Tote betting window before the 1st Race run at Salisbury Racecourse on October 12, 2009 in Salisbury, England. Prime Minister Gordon Brown is expected to announce the sale of GBP £16 billion worth of government-owned assets to boost public finances, including Tote bookmakers.
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LINGFIELD, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 26: Ahmed Ajtebi has Chaperno (blue colours) handily placed coming down the back straight before landing The Betdaq The Betting Exchange Novice Stakes Race run at Lingfield Racecourse on October 26, 2009 in Lingfield, England.
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Connell Yallop, of Lucan Racing bookmakers, offers betting odds on the Lisbon Treaty referendum, in Clara, Ireland, on October 1, 2009. Irish voters were preparing Thursday to cast their ballots in a crunch second EU referendum, which Europe's leaders hope will overturn last year's No vote and avoid plunging the bloc into chaos. In a last-ditch push for support, Prime Minister Brian Cowen pleaded with voters to back the European Union's Lisbon Treaty in Friday's ballot.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 04: A shop worker places cardboard cut outs of Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Conservative leader David Cameron outside a betting shop adjacent to the tory conference venue at Manchester Central on October 4, 2009 in Manchester, England. David Cameron will be taking part in his fourth annual conference as leader and before next years general election.
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LINGFIELD, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 26: Hooves of runners during The Betdaq The Betting Exchange Novice Stakes Race run at Lingfield Racecourse on October 26, 2009 in Lingfield, England.
