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By billy connolly · Posted
That is the key, squire. Few jockeys ride for luck on a favorite, especially in a Melbourne Cup. Kingston Town was a near champion who got beat cause the jockey mistook the clock tower for the 800 metre mark ! Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet. -
Yes very valid point, they certainly parted like the red sea, reminded me a bit of Damask Rose winning the big race in Auckland, had to be good and was, many jockeys left the rail wide open, they said it was a great ride, but left with little options from the back, never went around a horse. -
Haha, i only meant i could get back todays money lost…. -
You may be right, although if you are a restricted punter i am sure you can find a mate to join. I will have a go with a couple mates for a laugh, but have my reservations about the day. Just got off the phone to a mate, he usually puts in 2 - 3 teams by himself, so this year he will put in one team, so i assume far less will be bet on the day.
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Taken me over 45 years and I havnt got it back yet😐
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