My family have just bet on horses for the grand national today, and the odds of the horse by brother chose winning are 80/1 omg
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Yamaguchi
A 66 to 1 winner at the grand national.I hope there is plenty of winners at them odds.
Lee
Wow a horse with 66-1 odds won the grand national! Just shows how any horse could win!
Wood
Every year since I was 5 I put 3 bets at the grand national, after 15 years I have won didely squat, someone work out those odds? #unlucky
Collins
The odds in the grand national literally mean fuck all
Endō
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Miller
3rd in the Grand National for my horse #teaforthree 14-1 odds
Sullivan
@Boylecare when did you start offering best odds on the grand national? I placed mine last week and have been settled on the lower price.
Martínez
I placed my Grand National bets on Thursday so can smuggly watch the odds worsen today #betting
Díaz
So the horse I first liked the look of won the grand national. 66-1 odds as well. Fuming. Bet mine fell at the 1st fence!
James
Auroras Encore wins Grand National despite long odds of 66-1, Welsh horse Cappa Bleu places second: Auroras En... http://t.co/x9PBnoDMmE undefined
Shimizu
Guding you through this afternoons football action which could potentially see Celtic winning the SPL and Morton clawing some points back on Thistle in the 1st Division race. Plus we'll let keep you up to date on the Grand National! Which horse is your money on?
White
I want to thank Governor Martin O'Malley and the Maryland state legislature for passing a progressive gas tax hike today. Seriously...thank you guys! I always felt Maryland taxes were too low. And, gas prices have been extremely affordable. Higher taxes will make it easier to pay for my soon to skyrocket health insurance premiums under Obamacare. So, again, thank you.
* Seriously...considering moving our family to an adjacent state that is more family and business friendly.
Maeda
Oh shit this dude put £70 on the 66/1 odds winner of the Grand National and won - what a fucked up yet sick person! #grandnational
Patel
The best odds on the grand national never win!! #UnderDogsRule !!!
Cukkemane
@AlnwickTownAFC Our each way terms for the grand national are 1/4 the odds 1-2-3-4.
Butler
@jackbush199 told you odds mean nothing on grand national
Iyengar
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Kaneko
Who has the best odds on Claire Balding to win the Grand National? http://t.co/XO0QATkWWd
Saitō
if im being honest i have no idea what "each way" means when it comes to betting like.
Bennett
F*ck the grand national really the odds are a load of poo :( £12 down
Upadhyay
So my three horses in the office Grand National sweepstake have odds of 66/1, 66/1 and 50/1. Not confident! #grandnational
Cruz
Aintree 16:15 Grand National Odds wish I was on BF http://t.co/kiMckVqY4l
Peretz
Well done to those of you who have won on the grand national. Especially as the odds were 66-1! :)
Rath
what are the odds for Findus in the grand national?
Yoshida
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Good morning!
Okada
Oi, anyone know the odds for Tesco coming in first at the Grand National?
Okamoto
Re Grand National. Phone chat 2mins ago (Mate) "I got winner". (Me) what odds?" (Mate) 130-1 (Me) *hangs up phone*
Roberts
In future, I will publish my Grand National selection to help lessen the odds for everyone else #neverwinanything!!
Dahan
Grand National about to get underway! Change to channel 239 on Tellytrack. Remember we are offering the option of 5 or 8 fixed odds places!
Ogawa
Thanks Wales Online - for the mention http://t.co/fPvMsVHcgH undefined
Foster
I pick my horse for the grand national on how cool its name is ,not on the odds of it winning
Nakashima
Donna Peach died today. You won't have heard of her - she was a blogger who wrote about her experience with Stage 4, metastatic breast cancer. Another blogger I follow knows that she is down to mere months now. Her goal is to live long enough to see her son graduate from high school. Odds are slim she will see him off to college in the fall. Every couple of months now it seems another blogger I follow dies of this insidious disease. A disease for which there is no cure. My reality is that while I may not die from MBC, I will die with it. So, here's the thing: I am going to walk in the Komen Walk for the Cure on May 4th. And I am going to represent those who are living with metastatic breast cancer and those who have died from it. Walking for those for whom there is no cure. Would you like to join me?
Ghatak
Damn I wish had bet on the winner of the grand national! 66/1 odds! Woah! #welost
Mitchell
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