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Not sure whether you can answer this one,but do the race meetings you go to,if any,still provide terminals where you can place a cash bet with an operator. I read a couple of months ago that tabcorp victoria was not going to be providing that service anymore at most of their race meetings on all 3 codes in victoria.The gallops lobbied the state government for tabcorp to provide the cash terminals on raceday,but the state government said tabcorp didn't have to provide on course betting terminals. the gallops victoria then came to an agreement to have 140 race meetings in the year covered. tabcorp lost over a billion a year ago and apparently theyre not providing some traditional services to cut costs. the article i read said the taking away of on course terminals was likely to occur in other states in the not too distant future. Imagine that. you go on holiday in australia,go the races and won't be able to place a bet on course. -
Who are the tight five you often refer too. Also Oscar have you had your weekly shower yet as that might make you feel better -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
During the March 10 episode of the BloodHorse Monday podcast presented by Ocala Breeders' Sales Company, Godolphin's Michael Banahan gave an update on final Kentucky Derby (G1) prep plans for Poster, Sovereignty, and East Avenue.View the full article -
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Clearly you think wrong Doomed , not like you to be off the pace ! Nowhere did he make any point as you suggest ! He clearly , in oversize print put out a NZTR heading ,knowing and inviting the 'tight five' to appear like hungry dogs to feast in some negative comments. Good to see you obliged after a 'quiet' weekend . Dunno if you realise but the trials schedule is written up well in advance , at least till August 1 2025. If the dates not gonna be used then why don't the Trainers Assoc put their spoke in. Alterations were recently made to the Northern schedule. Why do some folk prefer to cry than create ? -
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Mr Brightside. (Photo by Jay Town/Racing Photos) Last weekend’s Group 1 All-Star Mile (1600m) runner-up, Mr Brightside (Bullbars), is still on track for a trip to Hong Kong for the Group 1 Champions Mile (1600m), despite “jarring up” after his race at Flemington last Saturday. The seven-year-old gelding was beaten a nose behind Tom Kitten in the 1600-metre Group 1, a horse he had beaten by the same margin in his previous start at the Group 1 Futurity Stakes (1400m). “He jarred up out of the run,” Ben Hayes, who trains the nine-time elite-level winner alongside his brothers JD and Will, told Racing.com. “It’s nothing bad, don’t get me wrong. He’s OK, just jarred up and came out with a bruised heel. “We were thinking about running him in two weeks in the George Ryder, but we’ll see how it is. If not, we’ll go to Hong Kong most likely. “The George Ryder is two weeks away and if it was three weeks, it would be perfect. “It’s seven weeks to the 27th, so he’ll probably have a jumpout and maybe two jumpouts and maybe a course proper gallop.” Horse racing news View the full article
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