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By PeterLambFan · Posted
Yip and how long do you think those youngsters are going to put up with the shabby platform and numerous delays placing live bets on a fast moving sport before they find a way around the ban. -
Some of the Best racing ever seen in the Southern Hemisphere will be on the next 3 Saturdays at Albion Park. well , some of the fastest anyway 😂 , so some 'best and fast' BOAY racers can race for the BOAY Interdominion Title with a stable of 5 horses to race against each other. Have drawn 5 playing cards Per PLAYER that represented 3 of the 'better' Pacers and 2 Trotters each competing. This took only a few minutes so am giving tomorrow night and Friday night Draft the flick and Drawing All your FIVE horses right now. lets hope you're Happy with your Stable team !! remember it's 3 Pacers and 2 Trotters each. Your stable will score points based on the horses finishing position for it's 3 starts across the 3 race nights. The Points score-table is the Interdominion Official one seen in the rules at the beginning of thread . I will give a Points Up-date here after each race. Feel happy to join in and Chat about your horse (or any horses prospects/ performances as we go along !!!! with no further Ado here are the Seven Stables in Contention . in no particular order. TEAM BRODIE : Beach Ball (NZ), Cya Art (NZ/NSW) , Max Delight (Vic) plus trotters Eurokash (NZ) , Zealous Spur (QLD) TEAM RANGATIRA : Bettor Eclipse (Vic), Aroda (QLD), Pinseeker (NZ) plus trotters Taylad To Use (NZ), Arcee Phoenix (Vic) TEAM GALAH : Speak The Truth (QLD), Don Hugo (NSW), Turn It Up (QLD) plus trotters Gus (QLD), Masterly (NZ) TEAM MIKEY : Tango Tara (Vic), Blacks A Dance (QLD), Break The Line (NSW) plus trotters Oscar Bonavena (NZ), MAjestic Lavros (QLD) TEAM GAMMAlite : Sure Thing Captain (QLD), Nyak (TAS/NSW) , Pete's Said So (NSW) plus trotters Aldebaran Acrux (Vic) , Harold Smith (Vic) TEAM CHIEF STIPE: Rakero Rocket (Vic), Captains Knock (NSW), Mossdale Terry (NZ/Qld) plus trotters London To A Brick (NSW) , Harry Stamper (NZ/Vic) TEAM TAB4Ever : Catch A Wave (Vic), Jimartee (QLD), Wisper A Secret (QLD) plus trotters Parisian Artiste (Vic) and BET N WIN (NZ) (a nice one there Tabman ?😊 ) TEAM Leap To Fame : Leap To Fame Feel free to discuss horse prospects here anytime , or anything about the runners. Points Up-date here after each race as well . A Happy InTerdominion to ALL -
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by Adam Hamilton Champion Queensland trainer Grant Dixon cannot believe star Kiwi filly Captains Mistress was overlooked for a start in Saturday night’s $300,000 Group 1 Rising Sun at Albion Park. Instead, her Kiwi trainer Nathan Williamson will come across her as a hot favourite from barrier in a consolation of the Rising Sun. “I’m more than surprised, I’m dumbfounded, to be honest,” Dixon said. “What more did she need to do? “Along with everything she’s done in NZ, she’s come across here (Brisbane) early and won both her races. “And what she did at Redcliffe (in the Oaks) last week was enormous. It takes a really special horse to do the work she did at Redcliffe and win. “Combine the work she did with the fact she ran as quick as the boys did in the (Redcliffe) Derby and I just can’t see how didn’t get in (to the Rising Sun). “I think she’d have brought a real X-factor to the race, too. And she could’ve won it with the right sort of run, she’s that good.” Dixon will still have three Rising Sun runners, three-year-old pair Fate Awaits and Path To Greatness, along with four-year-old Charge Ahead. Kiwi star Rubira and Luke McCarthy’s Hesitate join Dixon’s pair to give the race a record four three-year-old runners. No three-year-old has won the Rising Sun in its four-year history. The closest have been Leap To Fame’s third in 2022 and Rocknroll Hammer’s second (to Leap To Fame) in 2023. “If it’s going to happen, this is the year,” Dixon said. “It’s a good four-year-old crop, but there’s no standout, while the three-year-olds look like a really good batch.” Rubira, fresh from leading throughout in last week’s Redcliffe Derby and beating Dixon’s pair, is the most strongly fancied of the three-year-olds at $5.50 from gate three. Kiwi-bred The Janitor is a firming ($4.50 into $3.50) favourite from gate six. He is trained by Chantal Turpin and driven by her husband Pete McMullen, who are going for back-to-back wins in the feature after Wisper A Secret won well last year. NZ’s other Rising Sun hopeful, David and Stacey White’s Betterthancash, is sweating on a start as the first emergency. His chances hinge whether Victorian star Bay Of Biscay and stablemate War Dan Buddy get a flight from Melbourne to Brisbane on Friday. Insiders say the flight is only a remote chance of happening. Bay Of Biscay and War Dan Buddy will be scratched if the flight doesn’t eventuate. View the full article -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
by Adam Hamilton Champion Queensland trainer Grant Dixon cannot believe star Kiwi filly Captains Mistress was overlooked for a start in Saturday night’s $300,000 Group 1 Rising Sun at Albion Park. Instead, her Kiwi trainer Nathan Williamson will come across her as a hot favourite from barrier in a consolation of the Rising Sun. “I’m more than surprised, I’m dumbfounded, to be honest,” Dixon said. “What more did she need to do? “Along with everything she’s done in NZ, she’s come across here (Brisbane) early and won both her races. “And what she did at Redcliffe (in the Oaks) last week was enormous. It takes a really special horse to do the work she did at Redcliffe and win. “Combine the work she did with the fact she ran as quick as the boys did in the (Redcliffe) Derby and I just can’t see how didn’t get in (to the Rising Sun). “I think she’d have brought a real X-factor to the race, too. And she could’ve won it with the right sort of run, she’s that good.” Dixon will still have three Rising Sun runners, three-year-old pair Fate Awaits and Path To Greatness, along with four-year-old Charge Ahead. Kiwi star Rubira and Luke McCarthy’s Hesitate join Dixon’s pair to give the race a record four three-year-old runners. No three-year-old has won the Rising Sun in its four-year history. The closest have been Leap To Fame’s third in 2022 and Rocknroll Hammer’s second (to Leap To Fame) in 2023. “If it’s going to happen, this is the year,” Dixon said. “It’s a good four-year-old crop, but there’s no standout, while the three-year-olds look like a really good batch.” Rubira, fresh from leading throughout in last week’s Redcliffe Derby and beating Dixon’s pair, is the most strongly fancied of the three-year-olds at $5.50 from gate three. Kiwi-bred The Janitor is a firming ($4.50 into $3.50) favourite from gate six. He is trained by Chantal Turpin and driven by her husband Pete McMullen, who are going for back-to-back wins in the feature after Wisper A Secret won well last year. NZ’s other Rising Sun hopeful, David and Stacey White’s Betterthancash, is sweating on a start as the first emergency. His chances hinge whether Victorian star Bay Of Biscay and stablemate War Dan Buddy get a flight from Melbourne to Brisbane on Friday. Insiders say the flight is only a remote chance of happening. Bay Of Biscay and War Dan Buddy will be scratched if the flight doesn’t eventuate. View the full article
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