does william hill pay out on 4th place in the grand national?
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All bookmakers will payout on the first 4 in any handicap race where 16 or more runners take place.  Dareld Racing always does!
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I will be getting the Aqueduct card tomorrow for Saturday.  Speed favoring track.  I will check back tomorrow.  Are the dogs still running there?  I have not been in a few years.\n\nEdit:  Aqueduct race 6 - Red Smith Handicap  #9 Islero Noir\nLast turf race in NY for the year.  Yes, it is beautiful in NH today and tomorrow.  I like the whole card at Aqueduct, actually.  I also will be betting Woodbine and Woodbine harness.  I have an on line account that I use when I cannot get to a track.  The closest is Hinsdale Greyhound Park.
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From the Middleham Park Racing News...\n\nMullady Penelope continued on the upgrade by taking the 5f handicap at Brighton on Sunday. Seb Sanders took the ride and never looked in any danger as Mullady scored by a comfortable 1 1/2 lengths. Punters took the hint that this was Ann's first ever runner at Brighton and Mullady wasn't making a 600 mile round trip for nothing!! She was our 13th winner of a successful year so far
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This is what the UK Business Opportunitt Review website had to say about it:\n\nhttp://www.business-opportunity-review.co.uk/Page.php?Nav=Business+Opportunities&Category=All+England+Racing+Club\n\nGood luck and happy (& sensible!) gambling
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the grand national is the greatest steeplechase in the world\nit is run at aintree racecourse near liverpool over 4 and one half miles.
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As of a fortnight ago, the Dally M points tally stood at:\n\n14 - Johnathan Thurston\n14 - Cameron Smith\n13 - Ben Kennedy\n10 - Danny Buderus\n10 - Darren Lockyer\n9 - Adam Dykes\n9 - Greg Inglis\n8 - Mark Gasnier\n8 - Willie Mason\n8 - Lance Thompson\n\nOn this, it would take a real surge of form for Andrew Johns to win it especially as Danny Buderus could also take points from him. I would say that the frontrunners will come from among this group. \n\nAs a Seaeagles fan, I would like to see Ben Kennedy win it because he has been so good for us since he joined. It is also his last year in the competition. It would be good if we could send him and Steve Menzies off on a winning note but that is a long way down the track yet.
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The odds of winning are currently 7/1.  That is you will get seven times your stake back plus your stake if you were to back them to win.  Back them with Dareld Racing Bookmakers
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Personally speaking I will be on BICOASTAL in the 2.35, PAPAL BULL in the 3.10 and  SPECIOSA in the 3.50.\n\nI hope that Speciosa wins, it would be a real fairy tale.  To win the 1,000 Guineas and run a creditable fourth in the Oaks is a great achievment for a filly trained by a farmer in the Norfolk Fens!
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Im a tony fan and i wouldnt say so. the chase this year isnt going well as it is with all of the chasers wrecking, getting sick, and just plain old bad luck. this is just the type of racing tony is known for...that and his other style   lol
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There are 2 race listed as the Futurity at Remington Park on 30th April.\n\nRace 8, 9.45\n1st Angel Easter Flash \n2nd Royal Grip \n3rd Harry N Jerry\nThe winner paid 6.40 for a win bet\n\nRace 11, 11.20\n1st First Prize Robin\n2nd Genuine Botticelli\n3rd Voghts Gold\nThe winner paid 8.80 for a win bet\n\nHope that helps!  Checkl out the link below for the full results from Remington for 30th April:\n\nhttp://www.drf.com/results/30/rRP30.html?rn=921042
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First place - $1,260,000\nSecond - $756,000\nThird - $315,700
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It all depends what course. Who was paying etc. \n\nIf it was all comped and we were playing at Augusta....sure. \n\nIf we have to pay and play at West's Mogadore Country Club....then HECKIES no!
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nobody won yet, we still have until may to see who takes the crown.\nthe results will be tommorow night to see who gets booted next
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Not me. To expensive. Been going to NASCAR all over the country. Enjoy, dude !!!   :)\n\nHope Tony wins (for you).  Go Matt Kenseth  !!!
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A smart man doesn't bet on the Melbourne Cup. Having said that, you can play the percentages and increase you're likeliness of picking a winner if you follow these rules:\n\n1. Don't pick a European horse (as much as Yeats may be tempting this year)\n2. Pick a 5 or 6yo\n3. Pick a horse who has a win or at least a place in a quality two mile (3200m) race.\n\nMakybe Diva was a 7yo last year, which was the only reason I didn't pick her, plus the weight she was carrying.\n\nThis year, I'm going for On a Jeune (at about $21). He's a gelding (prehaps I should have said 'it'), 6yo, plently of racing in Australia and finished 2nd last year behind Makybe Diva in the Melbourne Cup. Some money on Art Success ($51 for the win), perhaps for a place could prove to be the dark horse in this race.\n\nHappy punting!!!
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You still get points for a DNF, so it would depend on where those drivers finished for points as to who won the Cup. And yes, before this past weekend's race, Tony Stewart would have been the points leader if he had made the Chase. It might even still be the case.
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The only person that can answer that question is Bode Miller. If he is mentally prepared and can attack the downhill course he can certainly medal. The top 5 is certainly not out of the question.