Telephone Lines
Rebecca's Spotlight | July 21st, 2018
I have previously written about telephone lines on here but this is an updated article. Many years ago Marten and I spoke about stopping our Premium Rate lines. We hate that clients are charged so much to hear a line. … Read More »
Lampard the man for Derby
Ian Carnaby's Sports News | July 21st, 2018
Having gone for Marin Cilic quite solidly in the Men’s Singles at Wimbledon I am not about to make any great claims regarding other selections. Still, if you went along with Angelique Kerber before the semi-finals you’ll have made a … Read More »
Dettori only human at Ascot after all
Ian Carnaby's Racing News | July 21st, 2018
I was very pleased that Burnt Sugar won the Bunbury Cup at Newmarket last week, not merely because it meant a profitable weekend but also because it ended an irritating run of near misses. His SP of 7/1 was disappointing … Read More »
Dolos may make up for Aintree
Ian Carnaby's Racing News | April 21st, 2018
I came to no great harm in the Grand National because Milansbar made it safely round and bookmakers were paying out on the fifth. With the future in mind, Seeyouatmidnight did very well for a long way after having only … Read More »
An awkward weekend for Huddersfield
Ian Carnaby's Sports News | April 6th, 2018
Much attention surrounds the local derbies in Liverpool and Manchester over the weekend. I think it would be wrong to suggest that the results in the Champions League will have no bearing on the way things turn out and Manchester … Read More »
Newcastle solid enough again
Ian Carnaby's Sports News | March 31st, 2018
Updating over Easter is never easy, given family commitments, etc. Things were also made trickier this weekend with nearly a full football programme on Good Friday – another win for Fulham and the each-way ante-post bet is starting to look … Read More »
Alpha Delphini still on the up
Ian Carnaby's Racing News | March 31st, 2018
Sometimes you have to see the funny side. I noticed with interest that the ‘Medburn’ horses had moved from Paul Henderson to Peter Hedger. I thought Paul ran them a bit too often and they might well do best first … Read More »
Ian Carnaby’s Sports News
Ian Carnaby's Sports News | March 3rd, 2018
Fulham lifted us out of trouble last week with a splendid home win against Championship leaders Wolves. As I’ve been writing for a while now, no team is playing better than Fulham but they started so poorly that a top … Read More »
Encore D’or in swift return
Ian Carnaby's Racing News | March 3rd, 2018
There will be no turf racing in Britain on Saturday and looking for AW possibilities just for the sake of it is invariably a mistake. The one thing that occurs to me is Encore D’or returning to Lingfield a week … Read More »
Baggies not down and out yet
Ian Carnaby's Sports News | February 10th, 2018
I doubt that the Premier League relegation struggle will look much clearer after this weekend’s fixtures. In fact, I thought perming the draws, three from four and all four in the following matches: Everton v Crystal Palace, Swansea v Burnley, … Read More »
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