Author Topic: Lets talk about The Adelaide Cup 3200m (Read 13066 times)

Gintara · « 2016-Mar-14, 04:25 PM **Reply #50** »

Quote from: wily ole dog on 2016-Mar-14, 04:19 PM

I can't cop B Rawiler as a tactician

He wasn't decisive enough for mine early. Seemed space to slot in but ended up posted wide round the first bend before getting in then seemed happy to pull out again and push on.

Not sure he needed to sit wide or hit the go button as early as he did

wily ole dog · « 2016-Mar-14, 04:28 PM **Reply #51** »

Exactly how I saw it mate. When he refused to slot in he should have let her stride up. She kept grinding

westie · « 2016-Mar-14, 08:42 PM **Reply #52** »

Specialweek tipped the winner in the midweek comp

westie · « 2016-Mar-14, 08:45 PM **Reply #53** »

i wonder if his lucky number is 18. no 18 from barrier 18

specialweek · « 2016-Mar-14, 08:56 PM **Reply #54** »

Quote from: westie on 2016-Mar-14, 08:45 PM

i wonder if his lucky number is 18. no 18 from barrier 18

Just thought Baster was due after I picked Preferment Saturday.

ratsack · « 2016-Mar-14, 09:39 PM **Reply #55** »

Quote from: westie on 2016-Mar-14, 08:42 PM

Specialweek tipped the winner in the midweek comp

geeeeeeeeeeeeees

wish i had of looked cost me the quaddie

samatt · « 2016-Mar-15, 12:45 PM **Reply #56** »

All credit to the winner and a good ride I thought, which sounds funny as he was wide. Never panicked though and most importantly showed some intent and awareness to let it just work smoothly into the race a long way from home. Showed up a few who just sat and sat and expected their mounts to sprint home like 1000m horses. Good jocks really come to the fore over two miles.

Author Topic: Lets talk about The Adelaide Cup 3200m (Read 13066 times)

Gintara

wily ole dog

westie

westie

specialweek

ratsack

samatt