Nijinsky

@UncleErniesTips “It’s the one everyone wants to be with”

How it started. How it's going.

@geoffbanksbet Arise, Sir Geoff 🤣

Yes

@UKLabour Total bollocks.

@geoffbanksbet You are correct, Geoff, but part of me thinks you are a bit sore about the class system; is it because no bookmaker will ever receive a knighthood?

If the likes of Barney Curley or Tony Martin ran a series of horses down the park for several heats, and then produced them to land gambles, they would have been pulled in by the British horseracing authority fairly quick But let Sir Mark Prescott, or Dan Skelton do the same? And it's openly condoned That's how racing turns. On a class based system

@SurfWithSharks @corachsamason Are you talking about the computer “blip” that wasn’t real?

@Nijinsky007 @corachsamason Didn't work for Aidan and Ballydoyle today

I am pretty new to racing but over the last decade do you ever think the established names in racing are sort of Teflon and can do what they like. Whilst the little people say claimers/small trainers owners they can do the tiniest thing wrong and they get the book thrown at them?

1000 % blantant cheating(Parx a Shithole) Jockey looking under his legs Never pumped Never asked horse

@RacingPost British racing needs to ditch pernicious bookmakers and find a new income stream.

British racing will drive home the damage affordability checks will do to the sport by launching a new campaign in advance of this year’s Grand National racingpost.com/news/britain/b…

@SussexPhilip @RacingPost 🤣🤣

Curious, apparently 3yo get 13lbs from 4yo in 2000 Guineas 🤔 @RacingPost

If you made $500,000 per day, every single day since the Great Pyramids were built, you would have less than half of what the US govt has borrowed since June.

@SziIlar Even though what you are getting at is correct, the answer will be a big fat nope. They are paid by Ladbrokes so they get a free pass.

I assume the Skeltons will be investigated after 4 of their horses magically become world-class today, or will the BHA focus on making more rules to stop Willie Mullins once a year?

@jhorsewhisperer 🫡 seriously, impressive stuff. Your methods are different to mine but I appreciate the good work.

@Nijinsky007 Thank you Sir.

That wraps up 8 out of 8 profitable months. March: +31.59U (20.90% ROI) February: +16.04U (10.01% ROI) January: +58.37U (215.80% ROI) 2026 YTD: +105.4.9U (31.50% ROI) 2025: +278.22U (29.9% ROI) All-time: +374.12U (29.99% ROI) On to April. What more is there to say.....

@JackElsom “Due to significant tax increases” Don’t fall for this bs. Those 200 shops would have closed anyway and have been empty for 6+ years.

NEW: William Hill is closing 200 high street stores due to the "significant tax increases" announced by Rachel Reeves at the last Budget. thesun.co.uk/news/38687795/…

@Moray_Smith Yes, Evoke definitely need to save money; but will they axe their sponsorship of trainers and jockeys?

You have to feel a lot of sympathy for the staff that work in the William Hill shops and in head office roles that will be losing their jobs after today's announcement. I've yet to hear which shops are going (I know Sidmouth is ok as I'm in Devon for a few days) but there are some good folk working in their shops I've known for years. It's being blamed on governmental tax issues and that no doubt played a part but given the timing of the announcement, it's hard not to wonder if the "glitch" that cost them approaching £270m I heard, played a big part too. It's certainly in their interests to frame it as purely tax related. The number of bookmaker shops in out towns and cities will soon be down to half the number there were a decade ago.

@HKRacingRatings @geoffbanksbet ^^ precisely this

@geoffbanksbet Bookmakers did this they opened excess shops to put in FOBTs for addicts and criminals and systematically restricted and disenfranchised regular punters. When the parasitic scum had their dodgy no lose practices controlled a bit closures were inevitable.

Betting shop closures announced today? 240 A 6 million pound annual hit to horse racing Congratulations to Derek Webb and his SMF acolytes who helped make it all happen To the gambling commission who lobbied for tax increases, and who refuse to admit it under FOI To the BGC, who volunteered a 120m grifters levy to try to deflect it and failed And finally to government, and the eternally useless Baroness Twycross who tossed a successful industry (and a great deal of taxation) in the bin

@geoffbanksbet When the icy, deathly hand of government taps a business on the shoulder, it’s only a matter of time.

In the current environment, I cannot see any of these companies lasting more than 3 years Flutter 365 Entain Evoke All of them will be gone. The list is long and distinguished of major corporations who died at the hand of poor business decisions The 'millions of customers' model is slaughtered by regulations their customers will simply not sign up to. Is impossible to administer or enforce. The share prices in these companies is tanking. None of them depend upon oil! So they become the offshore entities they used to be. Or they die. As does every sport and entity that depends on their money

@jhorsewhisperer Let me check my algos and I’ll get back to you.

@Nijinsky007 I wonder if we can bet on which managers will make the cut.

William Hill is closing 200 shops on 24th May good riddance. They’re the worst of the worst, and I love seeing their downfall. The only people I care about are the decent shop staff. Most are good they just follow orders from above. Hopefully, they are paying a decent redundancy, and good luck with your job search. I have had this confirmed by a number of insiders,I have no reason to spread false rumours. This will be all over the news in the next few days.

William Hill update. Shop staff lose their jobs. Meanwhile they have more tipsters, 'influencers', sponsored mouthpieces, paid jockeys and motormouths on their payroll than ever before.🤷‍♂️