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Original Post 2010-Oct-15, 10:56 AM

6 - 2.45PM - 3YO GEELONG CLASSIC - 2200 METRES
Of $100000.  1st $60000, 2nd $18000, 3rd $9000, 4th $4500, 5th $2500, 6th $2000, 7th $2000, 8th $2000. For Three-Years-Old. Set Weights plus Penalties. (LISTED). This race carries a SUPER VOBIS Nominators Bonus of $10,000 for qualified horses. No Allowances for apprentices.  Field Limit: 16 + 4 EM
NoHorseTrainerJockey Barrier WeightPenaltyHandicapper
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1KIRINATAPaul PerryDanny Nikolic 3 56.5 66
2LUCKYI'MBAREFOOTTracey TempletonDean Holland 1 56 68
3MAGNIFIQUE SOLEILDarren WeirDamien Oliver 7 56 70
4MILESTONELee FreedmanCraig Williams 5 55 64
5ACCLAIMED CHAOSPeter HealeyDean Yendall 4 55 61
6SCOTLAND THE BRAVEDanny O'BrienJames Winks 9 55 62
7PERFECT PECSRick Hore-LacyCraig Newitt 8 55 62
8SADDLE THE STARSChris RyanNicholas Hall 2 55 59
9ELITE EBONYMichael Templeton 6 53 61
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2010-Oct-15, 11:23 AM

Would like to see Dizlago scratched tomorrow for this
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2010-Oct-20, 03:56 AM

Can someone explain to me how the #1 has to concede a half a kilo to the #3 (and the #2 for that matter)??

The more I look at it the more I think that there has been an aweful mistake.

Unless the handicapper rates a Class 1 victory at Gosford more highly than a metro Listed race placing or a city win at Sandown or Moonee Valley  what
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2010-Oct-20, 11:54 AM

Can someone explain to me how the #1 has to concede a half a kilo to the #3 (and the #2 for that matter)??

The more I look at it the more I think that there has been an aweful mistake.

Unless the handicapper rates a Class 1 victory at Gosford more highly than a metro Listed race placing or a city win at Sandown or Moonee Valley  what


It is set weight & penalties, so the handicapper has nothing to do with it.  However, I agree with you, I can't see what would cause it's weight to be above those 2, as the both of those wins were worth less than a metro midweek.  In the old days, the weight conditions were published, but in the last 10 years or so I have difficulty in finding what the exact conditions of these races are.
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2010-Oct-20, 11:56 AM

It is set weight & penalties, so the handicapper has nothing to do with it.  However, I agree with you, I can't see what would cause it's weight to be above those 2, as the both of those wins were worth less than a metro midweek.  In the old days, the weight conditions were published, but in the last 10 years or so I have difficulty in finding what the exact conditions of these races are.


I think we just shutup and back the #3  Thumb Up
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2010-Oct-20, 11:59 AM

I'm on the 2.
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2010-Oct-20, 12:00 PM

Edited due to idiocy
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2010-Oct-20, 01:07 PM

Perfect Pecs for me - all up Moudre
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2010-Oct-20, 02:44 PM

Who won ?
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2010-Oct-20, 03:03 PM

Who won ?


Milestone (7.00 Fixed UNI) from Perfect Pecs

Americain from Moudre rant
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2010-Oct-21, 12:48 AM

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2010-Oct-21, 11:36 AM

Fair to say Craig Williams earnt his money here lol  (working at it very hard from a long way out.)
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2011-Mar-24, 05:26 PM

Can someone explain to me how the #1 has to concede a half a kilo to the #3 (and the #2 for that matter)??

The more I look at it the more I think that there has been an aweful mistake.

Unless the handicapper rates a Class 1 victory at Gosford more highly than a metro Listed race placing or a city win at Sandown or Moonee Valley  what


#1 mentioned above was Kirinata who just won the last at Wyong paying $14.60. Didn't forget to back him either  beer
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2011-Mar-28, 01:18 PM

I got $20 about him(Kirinata) on Betfair, expected him to be around $4/$5 was way overs for mine, if Perry thought he was good enough to take to Melbourne for the spring he must have thought he had some class and that had to make him a big chance at Wyong
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