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Thanks again Pam for the opportunity.She certainly showed some great heart the other day.Could definitely have some fun with her. -
Exactly Ranga. Bruce didnt have a radio his ear, that was Radio Ron! He wanted $2 for a punt! Have seen him still in ChCh, not that I associated with him! -
Two different people lol Bruce always asked me my name. Although I never saw him eating one reckon he invested in a few Stevies Pies. -
When I was working outdoors I was always listening to radio while working, if it wasn't trackside, it was probably cricket or rugby or ZB while out and about so I realize how handy and informative it is, I do think Sports Nation, owned by the TAB can do significantly better in it's on radio Racing coverage, even simulcasting off TV is fine, it's not everyone that can be sitting on their arsehole in front of TV, by being freely available(radio) it continually stays in your mindset, plenty of people have busy jobs, not all day to play on smartphone but staying informed is important as one poster above stated, once you lose your audience, hard to get it back. -
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Chris Waller isn’t reading too much into Joliestar’s (Zoustar) defeat as favourite in the Gr.1 T J Smith Stakes (1200m), adamant the mare is going well enough to make amends at Randwick. Joliestar finished ninth, beaten two lengths by Saturday’s Gr.1 All Aged Stakes (1400m) rival Briasa (Smart Missile), after jockey Damian Lane was left with little option but to make his run up the fence in the straight. Combined with a moderate tempo, Waller said it made Joliestar’s task difficult. “Damian had nowhere to go and he had to go up the fence,” Waller said. “There was no pressure in the race. He couldn’t push out. He had to go where no other horse had been on the day and it was slower there.” Prior to that, Joliestar was a brilliant winner of the Gr.1 Newmarket Handicap (1200m) at Flemington and two of her five wins have been at Randwick. With Lane suspended, Zac Lloyd takes over the reins and should be able to give Joliestar plenty of galloping room from a midfield draw. “Barrier nine probably suits her, we won’t get the same excuse,” Waller said. “I think 1400 metres is probably the right distance for her too. “I’m not panicked. She is good enough to win. She just needs a little bit of luck on race day.” Waller will also saddle up Osipenko (NZ) (Pierro) in the All Aged Stakes in what will be his first start since taking out the Listed January Cup (2000m). He generally improves into a campaign as he steps up in trip and Waller views Saturday as a nice starting point. “He’s a neat old horse. He is getting ready for the Hollindale (Stakes – Gr.2, 1800m).” View the full article
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