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LMAO you have no idea, once again just a blinkered fanboy comment that you cannot back up!

There's no point discussing it with you.  You have a closed mind rotten with negativity.  

Wonder if I walked into the TAB and asked them for some BONUS CASH, BONUUS BETS AND BOOSTED ODDS, would they say Yes??? They really should , as this is what “ Out THE GATE” gets from Betcha! Thats right, keep forgetting, they are treated differently to other punters! Just an absolute joke the way they are running this OTG!!!  

Sunshine Coast trainer Liam Birchley knows what it takes to win the Listed TAB Karaka Millions 2YO (1200m) having trained two previous winners, and the Queensland conditioner will again be targeting the Ellerslie feature. Birchley prepared Hardline to win in 2015 and Sister Havana in 2010, while Sarge In Charge finished second for the stable in 2009. Two-year-old filly Dream Roca is being readied for the January 24 contest, with the daughter of El Roca set to line up over 1000m at Eagle Farm this weekend. Runner up to Lady Of Five on debut over 1000m in October, the Gerry Harvey-bred Dream Roca is already 11th in order of Entry for the juvenile race restricted to New Zealand Bloodstock graduates. Dream Roca as a yearling Photo: supplied “She is on track to head to Ellerslie for the Karaka Millions and she will probably have another run after this,” Birchley said. “She shaped well at her first start but the fence was really hot that day and the winner drew the rails and we didn’t. She didn’t shirk her task and she was coming again at the line.” By Fastnet Rock’s Randwick Guineas (Gr.1, 1600m) runner-up El Roca, Dream Roca was purchased by Birchley for $75,000 from the Westbury Stud draft at this year’s Karaka Yearling Sales. The filly is out of the five-win Redwood mare Petrachor. “She is a filly that is bred to get further even though she doesn’t give me that feel,” Birchley said. “She is bred to run a mile plus, which is good going forward, because the Karaka 3YO race is over a mile. “She is in good shape and she has drawn well so I expect her to race well on Saturday.” Ben Thompson will again partner Dream Roca who is a $5.50 third elect behind the Tony and Calvin McEvoy-trained One Day At A Time ($2.45) and the well-backed Chris and Corey Munce-trained Star Of Jamaica ($3.20). View the full article

New Zealand racing’s hottest property, Well Written, is locked in for the $4m The NZB Kiwi, after connections of the unbeaten filly signed up for the TAB slot, held by Entain New Zealand.  The daughter of Written Tycoon has won all three of her career starts in dominant  fashion, topped off by her Group 1 1000 Guineas victory at Riccarton last month.  The Cambridge-based filly will now be set for the richest 3-year-old race in the Southern  Hemisphere on 7 March at Ellerslie, with lead-up runs planned on Boxing Day and in the  TAB Karaka Millions 3YO in January, before The NZB Kiwi.  Entain Australia and New Zealand CEO Andrew Vouris was thrilled that Well Written’s  connections had chosen the TAB slot for her bid to become the winner of the second  running of The NZB Kiwi.  “Well Written has already stamped herself as a brilliant talent and has gained a  following on both sides of the Tasman,” Vouris said.  “Through our broadcasting, content and wagering teams, we can’t wait to introduce her  to an even bigger audience across Australasia, with an incredibly bright future ahead of  her.  Well Written’s trainer Stephen Marsh said the Entain team had built a comprehensive  plan to elevate the interest around the race, and around Well Written.  “Entain really impressed us with the scope of what they can bring to the partnership,  and as someone who grew up in the New Zealand racing industry, it feels right to link up  with the iconic TAB brand for this massive race,” Marsh said.  “Well Written has already taken her band of supporters on an amazing journey, and  we’re sure it will go to the next level with Entain’s support.”  Major Australian breeding operation Yulong Investments purchased 50% of Well  Written prior to her 1000 Guineas win. Other horses to wear the Yulong colours include  dual Cox Plate winner Via Sistina and four-time Group 1-winning mare Treasurethe  Moment.  Yulong Investment’s Racing Manager Troy Stephens said it is incredibly exciting for  Yulong to be involved in the 2026 edition of The NZB Kiwi.  “It is a race that has captured the attention of the New Zealand industry, so to be  involved with a filly of Well Written’s calibre to represent Yulong is a great thrill for us,”  Stephens said. “We look forward to working alongside the Entain team and Marsh Racing in the lead-up  to the race. New Zealand has such a rich racing history, and we are proud to now be  part of that landscape — it is a very exciting time for Yulong.”  As the winner of the Group 1 Barneswood Farm 53rd 1000 Guineas, Well Written is  eligible for a share of the $1 million Bonus Pool up for grabs for horses that place in the  top three in the NZB Kiwi.  View the full article