Spatchcock

I accept this point, and it is fair, especially on hounds.

Brodie, if the syndicate has 300 members and the bet is $1000, that is, roughly a $3 bet per person (I know different people have different stakes). This isn't one person having a big bet, this is 100s of people, collectively having a little bet in unison.

Great show with a big profit for those who invested. Gets better and better every week.

did you win Broadster or did Gasso get the better of you? I heard one team with a large total got DQ'd because they didn't bet on the last race.

Saturday at Riccarton is now THE day for the young crowd.

Cup Day numbers have fallen off a cliff the last few years. Gone are the heady days of 20,000+

Herlihy

Another great night of entertainment. And all the more enjoyable because Brodie doesn't get it or understand it, and has to cry about it. Like EVERY. SINGLE. OTHER. THING.

it's 100 shares (10% of the horse) for $150 apiece ($15,000). Perhaps you should apologise for your slander.

The starting pot from viewers has steadily increased from $8,000 to $17,000 across the course of the six or so weeks so clearly it is resonating with people. Old curmudgeons set in their ways will never, ever like something like this. But Betcha is not targetted at them, is it.

few old grouches in here afraid of change. Newsflash: Thursday night harness turnover is garbage so next to no-one is watching/punting. So why not try something different? Pots both weeks have been over 10,000. One made 30% and the other took a minor loss (maybe 10%?).

Those Aintree fences are a lot different to the Aussie ones. A horse like Captains Run would be good at Aintree.

I am certain that would include trebles, doubles and quaddies.

Bro it's not 1990, you best ignore tote pools.