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Original Post 2011-Jan-20, 08:09 PM

Race 1 - 12:00AM EMIRATES DONCASTER MILE (1600 METRES)
Of $2,000,000.1st $1,200,000, 2nd $400,000, 3rd $200,000, 4th $100,000, 5th $40,000, 6th $20,000, 7th $20,000, 8th $20,000 GROUP 1
Handicap, Minimum Weight 51.5kg, Three-Years-Old and Upwards, Apprentices cannot claim.

Field Limit: 20 + 4 EM
No Last 10 Horse Trainer Jockey Barrier Weight Penalty Hcp Rating
1 11115X1111 MORE JOYOUS (NZ) Gai Waterhouse Nash Rawiller 8 57kg
120
2 23440X4619 DANLEIGH Chris Waller Hugh Bowman 5 56.5kg
115
3 X21171X220 WALL STREET (NZ) Jeff Lynds
13 55.5kg
113
4 1318013X68 CAPTAIN SONADOR Roger Milne Luke Nolen 9 53.5kg
109
5 20X662X327 DAO DAO Michael, Wayne & John Hawkes Dwayne Dunn 18 53.5kg
109
6 25273X1326 CENTENNIAL PARK (NZ) David Payne Glyn Schofield 16 53kg
108
7 11104X2522 LOVE CONQUERS ALL Michael, Wayne & John Hawkes Chris Munce 7 52.5kg
107
8 34331X6035 SACRED CHOICE Joseph Pride Tim Clark 15 52kg
110
9 105111X114 ALOHA Mick Price Glen Boss 11 51.5kg
102
10 61310X4115 ILOVETHISCITY Grahame Begg Brenton Avdulla 17 51.5kg
102
11 53X3212113 TRIPLE ELEGANCE Chris Waller Jim Cassidy 6 51.5kg
96
12 06X189X574 PALACIO DE CRISTAL Grahame Begg Kerrin McEvoy 12 51.5kg
105
13 11116X331 PURENESS Gai Waterhouse Corey Brown 10 51.5kg
87
14 612X641213 BOLD GLANCE Norm Hilton Scott Seamer 3 51.5kg
97
15 X698X68840 BRILLIANT LIGHT Kerry Parker Ms Kathy O’Hara 14 51.5kg
103
16 500061X010 KEEPIN’ THE DREAM (NZ) Jim & Greg Lee Peter Wells 1 51.5kg
93
17 57524X3131 SYREON Chris Waller
4 51.5kg
84
18 80821X7543 HAPPY HIPPY John P Thompson Christian Reith 2 51.5kg
93
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2011-Apr-18, 06:34 PM

Chug I wish you did save me from backing MJ but alas I didn't listen, had a good bet on her ($200) would have been a lot more if it had been a good track, was lucky to save on Sacred Choice when the rain came and she was still $18,
Have made that Donation to the Cancer Council and increased it to $100 as I figured if I won they would have received that amount from you and didn't want to cheat them just because I was wrong

I have scanned the receipt but can't see how to copy it here? I am computer illiterate admittedly? how can I put a copy on here?


JP,

All good--no keep to post--your word is good enough for me--lets do it again sometime--all good banter and Cancer Council benefits.
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2011-Apr-18, 06:41 PM

Great work guys  thumbsup
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2011-Apr-19, 08:27 AM

Thanks Winner for sharing this insight in your post, with the forum.
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Winner said "Where I choose

1.Class Horse,
2 Weight/Form Horse
3.Conditions horse (this is where your selection came in on Saturday)
4. Up and coming horse/most potential"


I do something similar but was not sure how to caregorise them, missing one or two of those categories  sometimes, and this will allow further tweaking and hopefully a higher hit rate in the future, but with the First Four Pool. I think the First Four is even harder than the Quadrella.
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2011-Apr-22, 01:39 PM

Yes, Pride is a smart young trainer.

Just to balance the accolades though, I suspect SC's talent on wet tracks was more a factor in her win than was her training. unsure



No doubt the wet track was the deciding factor, however, if the horse wasn't "set" for the race and at its peak on the day, it would not have won 

Joe has now trained 2 Doncaster winners, a Doomben 10000, a TJ Smith Stks among his 7 Group 1 wins.
He has been training for around 10 years and has only ever had a relatively small team in work, most of which are tried horses/rejects.

Joe is one of the best trainers around Thumb Up
He also learned from one of the best.
He also picked up some things from John Size  lol
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2011-Apr-22, 08:39 PM

From what I saw there were about 17 horses trained to the minute.

Just a shame that some couldn't lift their feet in the mud.
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2011-Apr-22, 08:54 PM

From what I saw there were about 17 horses trained to the minute.

Just a shame that some couldn't lift their feet in the mud.


Joe must be a very lucky man if it was only the wet track that won the race for him  chin

Got the same result with Vision And Power a couple of years ago, who had poor form before Joe got him.
Red Oog in the Doomben 10000 and TJ was also lucky as was Regal Cheer!

He consistently improves horses he gets from basically all other trainers 
Not unlike his former boss JJ Size.

I wonder if he had gone to the Stradbroke barrier draw if you would have the same opinion of him??
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2011-Apr-22, 08:56 PM

I wonder if he had gone to the Stradbroke barrier draw if you would have the same opinion of him??


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2011-Apr-22, 09:15 PM

Joe must be a very lucky man if it was only the wet track that won the race for him chin

Got the same result with Vision And Power a couple of years ago, who had poor form before Joe got him.
Red Oog in the Doomben 10000 and TJ was also lucky as was Regal Cheer!

He consistently improves horses he gets from basically all other trainers
Not unlike his former boss JJ Size.

I wonder if he had gone to the Stradbroke barrier draw if you would have the same opinion of him??


I've no doubt JP considered himself a very lucky man when the rain tumbled down on Friday night.  Without that SC woulda probably run 10th.  And Bold Glance mighta been behind her.

Anyone who doesn't think JP is a smart trainer should take up another interest.

What's the Stradbroke barrier draw got to do with last week's Doncaster?
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2011-Apr-23, 01:11 AM

First Joe is a first class horseman and a great trainer but I am sure he would be the first to admit he has 2 horses that would be arguably the 2 best wet trackers in the country, Sacred Choice 3 wins from 4 starts on Heavy tracks Vision and Power 8 starts on the heavy for 5 wins and 2 placings, his 2 wins in the Donny were on Heavy tracks, his win in the Myer was also on a Bog, how does the saying go?? I would rather be lucky than good smiley
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