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as you know, i'm an absolute moron as often bet on the NZ Cup futures market , in my multi's. The TAB has to have a market for it because how could they possibly list the race with out putting odds there with it ? the TAB are all for Betting . that's what they do. If you just want a list of possible candidates then you could just go to the HRNZ website and find the field of nominations I spose. Betting is just a bit of fun . None of the blokes here (or that would BET into a future market ) need the money. Brodie wants to put 1000 on some obscure horses in the bush , so why not have a heap of Punters investing on future markets for a bit of fun ( risking just a few dollars )??? I had AKUTA running for 9000 win 2 years ago, made up of $300 of multi's I had taken during the year with Imperatriz and assorted other fine horses. Swayzee blasted my tickets to confetti, but I didn't feel like an absolute moron. lol. just one of those things. I lost about $30 worth of bets on Leap To Fame last year . Didn't turn up as got sick in the end. who cares. It's just a bit of interest in the race mateys . I've taken a few in the DOMINION trot already . as Like some of the trotters. OscarB at 7's and that in some multi;'s, etc. If he doesn't win , at least he's sure to give me a run for my money. The Brownlow Medal was announced in Australia recently for the AFL . I take a few players with a few bucks for FUN each year. Before and during the season in Future Markets. The winner Matt Rowell started $12 on the day but I had some tickets on him ( as is a great Gold Coast player) at the beginning of season (6 months from event) at 20-1 so collected a couple of hundred. Future Markets are great for an Interest in the sport , and tracking your Bets progress. It's ALL FUN. sorry for me being an 'absolute moron' 😧🙄. probably wasn't trained well enough lol 😎 -
Why are the Stipes constantly in the sights as the problem here. ? Allowing abuse and cheating ? why not the horses Owners and Trainers ? they are employing a jockey on race-day to get the best out of their steed, and if all the casual observers of a race on the sidelines like on forums , are speaking out about and spotting this so-called 'abuse and cheating' then why are the owners and trainers Allowing these jockeys to drive their pride and joy horse home in a race finish ? . If things are that bad with alleged 'abuse' surely the On the Spot participants of owners and trainers would be standing up to protect their horse (and not condone cheating ) ?? and remove this said cheat ? Stipes are employed to keep racing fair and safe. NZ racing has had a lot of accidents in recent years with jockeys 'changing lanes' when not clear of rivals and all sorts of things .there's a lot to think about in most races. they're very competitive lol. Perhaps they need some help from other participants who are actually PART of the Horses connections to say something ? to help avoid all this cheating ? funny footnote: I lost the drive on a regular horse once because the owners decided I didn't drive it hard enough with the whip and was running 3rds when could of been running 2nd etc. I laugh thinking about it now. reading all the whip complaints lol 😎😁
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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Observations on the European Racing Scene turns the spotlight on the best European races of the day, highlighting well-bred horses early in their careers, horses of note returning to action and young runners that achieved notable results in the sales ring. Wednesday's Observations features a half-sister to Calandagan. 5.07 Deauville, Debutantes, 2yo, f, 8fT CALASITA (IRE) (Zarak {Fr}) makes her debut in timely fashion just days after her illustrious half-brother Calandagan (Gleneagles) sealed European champion status at Ascot. Francis Graffard introduces The Aga Khan Studs homebred against a cast that includes Prince Faisal's Sindalah (GB) (Dubawi {Ire}), an Andre Fabre-trained half-sister to the international heavyweight horse sire Mishriff (Make Believe). 4.43 Newmarket, Novice, 2yo, 8fT SUPERIOR CHOICE (GB) (Dubawi {Ire}) debuts for Yuesheng Zhang and the Gosdens in the race won in 2020 by Hurricane Lane and is a standout as a 1.1 million gns Tattersalls October Book 1 purchase. A son of the Prix de Royallieu and Ribblesdale heroine Loving Dream (Gleneagles), he encounters fellow newcomer Waves Of The Sea (GB) (Sea The Stars {Ire}), Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum's homebred from the Richard Hannon stable whose dam is kin to Dubawi himself. The post Calandagan’s Half-Sister Calasita Debuts At Deauville appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
Looked a the thoroughbred version, thought the odds were very poor, unless you were planning on taking those that won't even get a start, I'm sure the odds on the tote be better on the day, they'll have to be much more brave to temp me. -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
5th-KEE $100k, Msw, 2yo, f, 7f, post time: 3:08 p.m. POWERED BY FAMILY (Quality Road), daughter of GI Personal Ensign winner Icon Project, debuts at Keeneland Wednesday for St Elias Stable and West Point Thoroughbreds. Trained by Cherie DeVaux, the Kentucky-bred filly is a half-sister to Grade II winner Fashion Business (GB) (Frankel {GB}). The homebred filly will accompanied in her unveiling by Axel Conception. Tommy Town Thoroughbred's Mojo Promise (Into Mischief) debuts for Hall of Fame trainer Steve Asmussen and his son and pilot, Keith. Bred by Kindred Stables, the $500,000 KEESEP buy is out of maiden Mor Mojo (More Than Ready). TJCIS PPS The post Daughter of Grade I Winner Icon Project Debuts at Keeneland appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article
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