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Gallops Punting Selections

Thoroughbred race punting selections from Guest Selectors.  BOAY'ers post your selections for a meeting and earn BOAY points.  End of Season Prizes.


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    New Plymouth Selections - 29 Dec 2020

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    Rotorua Selections - 28 Dec 2020

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    New Plymouth Selections - 27 Dec 2020

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    • Well there are lazy ways most often taken by the intellectually challenged.  Is someone elses opinon repeated your opinion or theirs?  Who's in whose head?  The person who feels they need to comment on an opinion from another site because they have an inferiority complex and need to put people or stables down?https://bitofayarn.com Or the person who is asked for an opinion - gives one and then justifies it with the analysis they used to derive that opinion.  The lazy one is so motivated to prove someone wrong that they feel they need to "ring a couple of valuers" to get an opinon.  Nameless valuers at that.  For a horse that the lazy one has no interest in and is adamant it is "only average and not up to Group level in OZ".  I can think of over $2m+ reasons why I wouldn't mind a share in it and that's not counting its residual value!https://bitofayarn.com @Comic Dog
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