Geez Steve. That's harsh.
They had a big double and a four leg all up so it was fairly significant.
I had the Colts to beat the Jets at $1.28 at the end of an all up two weeks ago and I cheered louder than I had for years when Peyton started finding his receivers.
Well done boys
No probs mate...I put the grin in to suggest it was sorta tongue in cheek. But my bad if it didn't come across...sure beats my result on Viewed e/w !
Raffaello would seem to the only dissapointing one.
From racenet.com.au
What they said – “She just came back under me beautifully. When asked her to go she just left them standing. She was excellent,” said Luke Nolen, winning rider of Typhoon Tracy.
”I never thought he was going to get there but he went super. He’s in for a top prep,” said Craig Newitt, rider of Heart Of Dreams (2nd).
“Fantastic. He’s been out for a year and performs like that. It’s terrific,” said Dwayne Dunn, rider of Sirmione (3rd).
“Right up to his best. I couldn’t be happier,” said Matthew Allen, rider of Danzylum (4th).
“Very good in a race which wasn’t run to suit,” said Craig Williams, rider of Littorio (5th).
“Great effort. He’ll only improve,” said Steven Arnold, rider of Viewed (6th).
“Not bad for a start. They went slow and he closed late,” said Nick Hall, rider of Zipping (7th).
“The race was short of his best and not run to suit. He did enough,” said Michael Rodd, rider of Shocking (8th).
“He got caught wide so the run was inconclusive,” said Steven King, rider of Raffaello (9th).
