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Original Post 2011-Oct-17, 10:58 AM

Race 7 - 4:00PM - Centrebet Geelong Cup - 2400 METRES
Of $225,000.1st $135,000, 2nd $40,500, 3rd $20,250, 4th $10,125, 5th $5,625, 6th $4,500, 7th $4,500, 8th $4,500 GROUP 3 Handicap, Minimum Weight 53kg, Apprentices cannot claim. Field Limit: 17 + 4 EM
                                                                                                   
NoLast 10HorseTrainerJockeyBarrierWeightPenaltyHcp Rating
1 112X3X12X9 DUNADEN (FR) Mikel Delzangles Craig Williams 8 58kg 109
2 X12X54X016 BAUER (IRE) Luca Cumani Damien Oliver 9 56kg 103
3 819129X803 SHOWCAUSE Frank Ritchie Luke Nolen 13 53.5kg 98
4 32114X0312 TANBY Robert Hickmott Steven King 6 53kg 97
5 X53230X946 ABOVE AVERAGE (IRE) Anthony Freedman Ms Lisa Cropp 11 53kg 95
6 103132X581 I’M JAKE (NZ) David Brideoake & David Feek Dwayne Dunn 1 53kg 95
7 454X594158 BACK IN BLACK (NZ) John Steffert 5 53kg 93
8 X207155309 SPECHENKA Ben Ahrens Michael Walker 10 53kg 93
9 11X00X0800 REBEL SOLDIER (IRE) David Hayes James Winks 3 53kg 92
10 X903745070 HUME (NZ) David Brideoake & David Feek Stephen Baster 12 53kg 89
11 22114X6125 RED EYE SPECIAL (NZ) Anthony Cummings Chris Symons 2 53kg 89
12 242113X006 DIYARAKA (FR) Michael Moroney 4 53kg 77
13 X456330121 PERFECT PECS Rick Hore-Lacy 7 53kg 75
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2011-Oct-17, 11:51 AM

Seems a tad weaker then previous editions?
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2011-Oct-17, 11:54 AM

I guess with the handicappers ratings we should be able to make an accurate assessment of a races quality.
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2011-Oct-17, 11:56 AM

Seems a tad weaker then previous editions?


1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8 and 10 have the usual quality I would say.
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2011-Oct-17, 12:10 PM

I'm just not convinced any of these can win the MC, most other years there are a couple which at least generate genuine interest.
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2011-Oct-17, 12:38 PM

The Number 1 can win the Cup.
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2011-Oct-17, 12:48 PM

Can't see him turning the tables on Jukebox Jury to be honest
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2011-Oct-17, 02:10 PM

What happened to all the talk that the Geelong Cup would be hotter than the Caulfield Cup  what

Seriously if there was hurdles out on the course no one would bad an eye lid 
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2011-Oct-17, 02:21 PM

Been a constant flow of money for Dunaden in the Melbourne Cup over the last 48 hrs. $32 to $26 Betfair.

I like Tanby, I think he'd be a genuine lightweight chance if he won this and copped a 1.5kg penalty to be running in the big one with 51.5kg.
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2011-Oct-17, 04:44 PM

Surprised no one has mentioned Red Eye Special
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2011-Oct-17, 04:55 PM

I think Kerrin McEvoy's mount is pretty good value.
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2011-Oct-17, 05:33 PM

Without wanting to rain on the parade I think this is the weakest spring we have seen in many years and the Geelong Cup is a perfect example.  If you believe a superior stayer is engaged in this back it like there is no tomorrow.  It looks like Bauer's race to me.  He is Cup grade, Anything that beats him should be considered a Melbourne Cup chance.
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2011-Oct-17, 05:35 PM

The other staying race has some good up and comers, last fews years not much has come out of it will be different this year i reckon
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2011-Oct-17, 05:42 PM

Without wanting to rain on the parade I think this is the weakest spring we have seen in many years and the Geelong Cup is a perfect example.  If you believe a superior stayer is engaged in this back it like there is no tomorrow.  It looks like Bauer's race to me.  He is Cup grade, Anything that beats him should be considered a Melbourne Cup chance.


How could you be so sure, in fact sure at all, that Bauer will turn the tables on Tanby? I reckon Bauer is under the odds based on that - same distance and Tanby even gets a 0.5kg pull ON HIM!.. With 2.7L to make up... Undecided
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2011-Oct-17, 06:45 PM

Been a constant flow of money for Dunaden in the Melbourne Cup over the last 48 hrs. $32 to $26 Betfair.

I like Tanby, I think he'd be a genuine lightweight chance if he won this and copped a 1.5kg penalty to be running in the big one with 51.5kg.




Wenona,

Hope your on the right track--then my 100/1 in MC would be ok.

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