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    • Don't worry about those Tipsters Mr Galah. they couldn't care what comes in really unless they have a vested interest in the horse . just the same as most folk around. Anyway , best stick to the South Island where the skies are bluer and the grass is greener for horses and Punters lol. Addington away soon . looking at some Last Start Winners. Let's See if these horses are capable of scoring a double ??  Two wins in a row to win todays  Multi 👍💰  A very hard feat to achieve but we'll see if any are capable lol . Race 1 has Four last start winners so we'll leave that out , and go for races 2 to 8 inclusive.  Race 9 has 3 of the trotters that won last time so we'll skip that too.  Race 2/ He Ain't Fakin $3.40 , Race 3/ Scottlyn Crunch  $3.60,  Race 4/ Ukraine $1.75 ,  Race 5/ Warrior Chief $6.50, Race 6/  Pinseeker $1.55,  Race 7/ Mr Love $2.10,  Race 8/ General Gen $5.00  Taken a few trebles with this lot to Go 2 on the Bounce,  and along with the 7 SPOT Multi for all 7 to win is worth  $2265-1 .  Hope they can all double down on their last starts victories !! lol 😁🍻💰  
    • can't say i saw much of them last night as married at first sight australia was on ,but i did catch parts of most of the races from palmerston north. i must say,the blokes from out the gate have a good sense of humour. previously i have pointed out how bad a tipster aaron white is whenever cambridge races are on and how the out the gate team reluctantly  kept the faith with whites tips. A white had a knack for tipping them the one horse in each trotting race that you knew gallops 100% of the time.it was his specuiality for months. Each time saying after the race,well ... will win races if only it trots all the way and the out the gate blokes alway bit their tounge. well last night ,after the last race justin evans,the commentator commented how his tips had gone poorly all night(hes actually a pretty good tipster normally, at the gallops anyway) so when justin evans said that,they crossed to the out the gate boys in the studion, the first bloke saying,well thanks aaron for your  tips tonight,the second bloke said,yes, its not often we can get a 100% strike rate in all the races,even if it is for galloping in every race,then the 3rd bloke commented,well i'm looking forward to the return to our cambridge tipster after tonight. their sense of humour is what helps make them entertaining
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