Just Get On.

[Joe Kidd]

 

Nelson is my old home town. Always love the racing there.

First day form at Nelson always huge for the second day. Yes.

Stable in form first day. Yes.

Horses that have been longing for a win almost always win two or three in a row once they finally win. Yes.

Horses that have had a run of bad luck almost always go on and win a few in a row when the luck comes right for them. Yes.

Most progressive and Impressive winner of the first day. Yes.

Race in question today. The sought after Nelson Cup. Yes.

Horses name. BURLINGTON. Yes.

Winner. Yes.

 

Thank me later.

[Rusty]

7 minutes ago, Joe Kidd said:

 

Nelson is my old home town. Always love the racing there.

First day form at Nelson always huge for the second day. Yes.

Stable in form first day. Yes.

Horses that have been longing for a win almost always win two or three in a row once they finally win. Yes.

Horses that have had a run of bad luck almost always go on and win a few in a row when the luck comes right for them. Yes.

Most progressive and Impressive winner of the first day. Yes.

Race in question today. The sought after Nelson Cup. Yes.

Horses name. BURLINGTON. Yes.

Winner. Yes.

 

Thank me later.

Thanks for your words of wisdom.

Do we go the tote or take $4 final field? 

[Joe Kidd]

6 minutes ago, Rusty said:

Thanks for your words of wisdom.

Do we go the tote or take $4 final field? 

No problem.

I'm happy to take $4 but with Storm Prince, Change Is Good and Spot On all attracting solid money and performing well on the first day, Burlington may get out to 4.50 even 5. Then again, may come in to 3.20 to 3.50. 

It's the first leg of a treble . In the second leg I was taken with Mandeine Stowe on the first day. (named after a beautiful lady who was in a favourite movie of mine The Last of the Mohicans. 

In the third leg you only need three. Cullens Bet for Brendon Hill. His team looked good on day 1. Adieu Flirt found the drop back in class after the Jewels appealing on the first day as expected could double up and the only other winning chance is Jay Tee Tyron who was very strong on Friday. Run your trebles around these runners and you'll be smiling come 4.30pm. 

[Joe Kidd]

ahhhh. correction. Don't get on.

 

Burlington.......last...Yes.  

[globederby12]

4 hours ago, Joe Kidd said:

 

Nelson is my old home town. Always love the racing there.

First day form at Nelson always huge for the second day. Yes.

Stable in form first day. Yes.

Horses that have been longing for a win almost always win two or three in a row once they finally win. Yes.

Horses that have had a run of bad luck almost always go on and win a few in a row when the luck comes right for them. Yes.

Most progressive and Impressive winner of the first day. Yes.

Race in question today. The sought after Nelson Cup. Yes.

Horses name. BURLINGTON. Yes.

Winner. Yes.

 

Thank me later.

Let me guess. You backed Kings Landing at the Jewels.? Same result. 

[Joe Kidd]

On 9/06/2019 at 3:51 PM, globederby12 said:

Let me guess. You backed Kings Landing at the Jewels.? Same result. 

What a champion you are. Say diddly when I nail a finish in one yet throw your cheap shot when I get it wrong. Nice.

Happy to admit I do get it wrong along the way hence me giving up on being a professional punter. The logic I applied with Burlington was sound. Most impressive winner on day one for me. Horses that have been trying to win for a while but for whatever reason including bad luck have been beaten, invariably win a few in a row once they find their winning form. Brent White had a superb time at Nelson and was 1st and 3rd in the following race with Tokoyo Jo and Ardee Trouble highlighting a stable in excellent form. As I've stated numerous times, a stable in form is invariably very hard to beat. 

I mentioned four horses in the Nelson Cup.  1st, 2nd,3rd and last. I said you only needed three horses in the last and two ran the quinella. $176 treble was not that hard to find with the in form Brent White horse starting fav and winning the middle leg.

Burlington's run was a shocker. Unsure what went wrong but as punters we turn the page. One horse can make you look like a genius...or a mug. Happy to own the mug hat on that one.

As for Kings Landing. Something clearly not right with the horse. Established he's not a fan of any rain on the track when only managing third behind Speeding Spur in the G1 but him breaking after having an easy run as a raging hot fav behind Valloria next up highlighted the horse had an issue. Mark Purdon the right man to resolve such issues but his lack of racing since provided no evidence either way.

https://harness.hrnz.co.nz/gws/ws/r/infohorsews/wsd06x?Arg=hrnzg-Ptype&Arg=RaceVideo&Arg=hrnzg-RacehdrID&Arg=264162&Arg=hrnzg-rSite&Arg=TRUE

 

No, I didn't back him in the Jewels. I didn't back anything in the Jewels as I was indisposed. If I had have been in NZ and was punting, I wouldn't have backed Kings Landing for three big reasons. The first being the rain on the track. Second being the big question mark over him from his previous start and thirdly the fact Sundees Son was terrific at Auckland and looked one of the best hopes all day of there being a non All Star winner. Kings Landing is a magnificent trotter. I'm certain of this and hopeful he will come back better than ever. I look forward to that happening. Not to prove my point but because I love seeing top trotters going up against each other. Imagine a Dominion Handicap with Sundees Son, Kings Landing, Winterfell, your boy etc and possibly ex pat Tornado Valley. That's worth traveling a long distance to watch.

Enhance Your Calm could be anything and Tickle Me Pink looks like she will win plenty. Trotting ranks looking exciting for the next few seasons.