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Arsenal · « 2021-Jan-31, 10:59 AM **Reply #9400** »

Three of the winners in the TAB early quaddie yesty at the SC weren't hard to pick but 11 Perfect Aim spoiled the party for many but not all of us downing What The Fuss in a close go resulting in a jackpot ..not usually seen in Saturday racing as far as I can recall .

Early Quaddie
2-6-11-3

$2,469.20
Jackpot $1,185.64

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Arsenal · « 2021-May-03, 10:01 AM **Reply #9401** »

Labor Day meeting at Ipswich today no Labor day Cup just a series of low grade races with lots of scratchings despite the track rating as Good and the weather is bright and sunny at present possibly some showers later..... I hope not I'm off to golf one of my black bookers steps out today Elotrolado in a Class 2 around 5.50 should give a sight although is drawn wide ......hit and hope my strategy at golf .

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nemisis · « 2021-May-28, 12:17 PM **Reply #9402** »

Queensland Derby?....anyone?....before the race!
I have not had a bet at Eagle Farm since last year's Stradbroke.....looked liked painted concrete and would have felt that way....poor horses
It's interesting that some trainers are prepared to run their good horses on it this year.

I've always had a bit of time for Horrifying.....J Kah has stuck solid all the way through since the Sandown Guineas.
The Shocking breed are a bit like their dad and do go on firm ground.
I'll have a little on Mick Price's Shocking as well.
Fortified looks like he can stay a bit.....the son of Ocean Park will probably need the "cushion"
Be nice to see some of these "promising" 3 yr olds from that stable kick on a bit......feels like it's been a while!
I'm going away from Explosive Jack.....solely on the firm ground.

Let us all hope that racetrack does indeed have "cushion" now.
Maybe someone from the State of bent bananas has gone over to Disneyland and employed that wacky professor that invented flubber.

PoisonPen7 · « 2021-Jun-17, 05:43 PM **Reply #9403** »

Love this meeting.

Race 7 - 3:17PM TAB IPSWICH CUP (2150 METRES)

Of $175,000.1st $101,500, 2nd $31,500, 3rd $15,750, 4th $8,750, 5th $4,375, 6th $2,625, 7th $2,625, 8th $2,625, 9th $2,625, 10th $2,625
A 1% deduction for Equine Welfare will be applied to all prizemoney prior to distribution.LISTED
Quality, Minimum Weight 54kg, Apprentices cannot claim.

No	Last 10	Horse	Trainer	Jockey	Barrier	Weight
1	7200x61510	INVERLOCH (IRE)	Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young	Larry Cassidy	8	60.5kg
2	2139x33224	SO YOU WIN	Chris Waller	Luke Dittman	5	58kg
3	1450x84517	IN GOOD HEALTH	Peter G Moody	Ryan Maloney	7	56.5kg
4	191244x419	LAURE ME IN	Matthew Dunn	Jim Byrne	11	56kg
5	7x53420303	THE LORD MAYOR (NZ)	Chris Waller		14	54.5kg
6	145xL14014	FLASH AAH	Mitchell Fry	Ms Madeleine Wishart (a)	1	54kg
7	8986621242	HUMBOLT CURRENT (GB)	Chris Waller	Craig Williams	4	54kg
8	x304658810	VICTORY EIGHT (NZ)	Trevor Miller	Ron Stewart	9	54kg
9	13112x0097	HE RUNS AWAY (ARG)	Chris Waller	SCRATCHED	10	54kg
10	08x3901459	MAID OF ORE	Nick Olive	Bobby El-Issa	6	54kg
11	2671325422	HAPPY GO PLUCKY	John Gilmore	Ms Stephanie Thornton	12	54kg
12	x0139x0807	PICKA PLUM (NZ)	Paul Jenkins	Taylor Marshall	3	54kg
13	115x484118	TRADUCE (NZ)	Maryann Brosnan	Robbie Fradd	2	54kg
14	31778x8884	JUMEIRAH TRIANGLE	James Hepworth	Andrew Spinks	13	54kg

Hard to not see So You Win placing from that barrier. Gets a lovely run.

Laure Me In will have to go back from the barrier and will be running on.

The old girl Maid Of Ore should be on the pace and the old boy Happy Go Plucky won't know himself with the limit weight but has a tricky draw.

Villa · « 2021-Jun-17, 10:32 PM **Reply #9404** »

Surely Amish Boy is due???.

wily ole dog · « 2021-Jun-17, 10:53 PM **Reply #9405** »

Strikes me as a gunna, Villa.
Now I’ve said that I suggest that you back him

Villa · « 2021-Jun-18, 03:12 PM **Reply #9406** »

Quote from: wily ole dog on 2021-Jun-17, 10:53 PM

Strikes me as a gunna, Villa.
Now I’ve said that I suggest that you back him

I’ve got no choice now. There’s no point him making mugs out of both of us!👍

wily ole dog · « 2021-Jun-18, 05:56 PM **Reply #9407** »

PoisonPen7 · « 2021-Jun-21, 02:40 AM **Reply #9408** »

Quote from: PoisonPen7 on 2021-Jun-17, 05:43 PM

Hard to not see So You Win placing from that barrier. Gets a lovely run.

Laure Me In will have to go back from the barrier and will be running on.

The old girl Maid Of Ore should be on the pace and the old boy Happy Go Plucky won't know himself with the limit weight but has a tricky draw.

Old bloke was down in the weights and it showed.

Hope someone copped the quinella

3/4 in the FF which paid $25k

fours · « 2021-Jun-21, 08:08 AM **Reply #9409** »

PP7,

Gotta back your self in these things.

Fours

Arsenal · « 2021-Oct-24, 01:19 PM **Reply #9410** »

Couple of first starters coming up in R2at the Sunny Coast Inasec won with its head on its chest running fast time overall for 1000m the other one nord Lyon won over the half mile course it's last 600 sectionals were better than Inasec but not as impressive to my eye Win Burn is very green but has ability only a small field and no value with Inasec but hard to be confident that any of the others will beat it
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Arsenal · « 2021-Oct-24, 02:44 PM **Reply #9411** »

Trying EW Haakki Maru trialled second behind Devastating beat the rest easily a rough price but some money
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PoisonPen7 · « 2022-Jan-15, 09:58 AM **Reply #9412** »

Tough Millions card as always but you've gotta have a crack

In the 2yo, I really liked the run of the big fella from NZ #16 Bright Blue Sky behind the fave last start. Was left standing when they sprinted then flew home when he got warmed up. Should be suited by a drier track and a fast pace. Overs at $34 IMO

In the 3yo it is hard to come up with a scenario where (luck being equal) #2 Jamaea doesn't place so with black odds the place happy to have a decent each way bet.

In the Cup #4 Eleven Eleven won both the 2yo and 3yo Millions at his only appearances at the track and he wouldn't be up there if he wasn't ready to fire. Each way at that price. Kementari and Apache Chase go into exotics.

wily ole dog · « 2022-Jan-15, 11:37 AM **Reply #9413** »

PP, I’d suggest Eleven Eleven would be thete regardless of how he’s going due to the prize money

BUT I agree, he lives the track and is a big hope

Arsenal · « 2022-Jan-21, 09:12 AM **Reply #9414** »

After dropping Aiolos from my BB before it bolted in at Doomben the secondary meeting to the Gold Coast last Saturday I'm not making the same mistake with General Wolffe tonight in R6 at the Sunny Coast a sentimental favourite had a small ew bet at long odds .

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EPILOGUE

Never got a look in running up backsides in the straight I think he will win a race once it has some luck

Arsenal · « 2022-Feb-12, 09:37 AM **Reply #9415** »

As we know past performances are no guarantee of future success and the CM tipsters don't have a very good record of picking winners. I checked the three tipster's selections for Dommben today as published in the Courier Mail ...so if their tips run true to form it'll be a favourites day,,, usually it turns out to be anything but ,,,,,so here are the tips for today..when two of the three tipsters pick the same horse on top they are listed hereunder:-

R1 Abbracadazzle
R2Indian Dreamer
R3 Stardome
R4 no two the same
R5 The Lioness
R6 Melisma
R7 Self Indulgent
R8 Profit
R9 Tramonto

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Arsenal · « 2022-Feb-13, 01:54 PM **Reply #9416** »

Nine races only 2 winners tipped twice by the CM tipsters one @5.50 the other @3.10 so not much damage if anyone had a level stake bet on all double selections .
Tramonto was a major disappointment in the last first up he looked well placed but performed poorly. It was a strange ride he was in a good position with cover then hunted up three wide he looked to be off balance when under pressure and dropped out..stewards reported he pulled up with signs of mucus obviously not how he was expected to perform but the winner swamped them at massive overs considering it was a last start winner .
I was on General Wolffe again and with a better beginning and no interference, I think he wins, still a very good run that's two weeks in a row he has shown ability but the big odds won't be on offer next time.
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Wenona · « 2022-Mar-19, 02:08 PM **Reply #9417** »

Lowly Ipswich 800m Maiden - but some debut by 3YO Uncle Russ today in Ipswich R3.

wily ole dog · « 2022-Mar-19, 02:17 PM **Reply #9418** »

By Adelaide out of a Dundeel mare😱 it’ll be interesting to see how the times stack up

Wenona · « 2022-Mar-19, 03:04 PM **Reply #9419** »

44.59 last 600 in 32.94 - he's got some toe.

Thought I see Remlap's Gem covered the last 600 in 31.85 down the Coast.

Arsenal · « 2022-Mar-19, 09:22 PM **Reply #9420** »

Cheap horse he only cost $6K the other 800m race ran slightly slower overall time but quicker final 600.
Uncle Russ Looks a nice type surprised he didn't bring more than $6K.

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wily ole dog · « 2022-Mar-20, 09:29 AM **Reply #9421** »

Not really a “commercial” pedigree page. Plenty of winners but no black type for 4 generations

Jeunes · « 2022-Apr-10, 09:13 PM **Reply #9422** »

It will be interesting to see how many of the autumn horses head to the Brisbane Carnival. Think It Over and Eduardo are not heading there now.

It seems Mazu and In the Congo are headed up there along with Zaaki and Shelby Sixty Six.

https://www.news.com.au/sport/superracing/danny-williams-opts-out-of-country-discovery-good-friday-sale-raid-as-weather-more-suitable-in-sydney/news-story/5d250b2bb07a0a98dac10a00fb8ce8b7

https://www.justhorseracing.com.au/news/australian-racing/no-brisbane-campaign-for-eduardo/732386

https://www.news.com.au/sport/superracing/ray-thomas-blackbook-no-brisbane-for-queen-elizabeth-hero-think-it-over/news-story/34ce7f4b24a9b450c85bc1eeaa9392f9

PoisonPen7 · « 2022-Apr-23, 12:00 PM **Reply #9423** »

Used to be a time where this thread was hot with tips this tiome of year

From Wenona's 100 bet thread, I like these

BR1 #7 Jack The Lad - already won!!
BR2 #2 Stardome
BR3 #1 Yiska - how good did this horse look last start
BR4 #7 Typhoon Taavi - should be on the pace - typical Gai horse that might have that fighting quality. $10 seems overs
BR6 #3 More Sundays - amazing win last start. Got turned sideways early in the straight and still won.
BR7 #1 Shaquero - $23 last night and has performed first up in the past.

Arsenal · « 2022-Apr-26, 11:52 AM **Reply #9424** »

Back in the day the NZ trainers came in force to the Winter Carnival, these days they will probably give it a miss and the visitors will mainly come from NSW and Victoria .
Our best hope without seeing the fields is likely to be ROTHFIRE Heathcote also has STARTANTES which has been going extra well in group races over the border.
I have had some success lately with my black book although the Brissie ones aren't likely to measure up over the carnival.
One provincial horse AWARD KNIGHT which has won only one race has its foot on the till if it strikes a suitable race in the next few weeks.
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