Re: Thoroughbred Horse Racing [Merged]
Yes, Green Moon is five years old. Foaled 16/2/07.
ARCHYBOY said:
Yes, Green Moon is five years old. Foaled 16/2/07.
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Thoroughbred racing
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Yeah it pretty much known that Lloyd is the one that actually pulls all the strings training wise for his horses.
Remember when Graeme Rogerson was the "trainer" & he actually lived in New Zealand. :hihi
LeeToRainesToRoach said:
Yeah it pretty much known that Lloyd is the one that actually pulls all the strings training wise for his horses.
Remember when Graeme Rogerson was the "trainer" & he actually lived in New Zealand. :hihi
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Thanks Leysy, I tend to miss these things.
Leysy Days said:
Thanks Leysy, I tend to miss these things.
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Thanks for the clarification mate, so the rules hold up again, pity my brain didn't. That would've made it 9 runners and a book at 54% which doesn't help my headache, should make up for it this Saturday though with what should be the best bet of the carnival, will post on Friday night.
LeeToRainesToRoach said:
Thanks for the clarification mate, so the rules hold up again, pity my brain didn't. That would've made it 9 runners and a book at 54% which doesn't help my headache, should make up for it this Saturday though with what should be the best bet of the carnival, will post on Friday night.
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Just finished reading a very interesting Cup preview by bookmaker-turned-pro-punter Dominic Beirne, in which he nominated Green Moon as one of the best chances. He also details a 'system', which is more a series of pointers:
1 - In the 21 editions of the Melbourne Cup since 1991, 15 of the 21 winners had returned a career best rating at their previous start. This is an extremely profitable factor.
2 - Abbreviated autumn campaign (max 3 starts), Australian or New Zealand. This factor has provided 5 winners / 15 years representation since 1993. Youd have made good money betting this factor.
3 - Personal best rating last start and is having 5th run from spell today. From a very small representation, this factor has provided 5 winners from 9 years. In the past 18 years, there have only been 11 qualifiers, but sadly this year there are no qualifiers this factor (I was banking on GREEN MOON qualifying in the Caulfield Cup, but they ran in the wrong race)
4 - Since 1993, there have been 13 editions of the Melbourne Cup where an international runner was racing at its second Australian start this preparation. This factor has provided 4 / 13 winners and has also been profitable.
5 - Since 1993, when Vintage Crop won for Ireland, there have been 61 international starters who entered the Cup without a previous AU run. They have all lost! One day, this streak is bound to be broken, but Im not prepared to handpick the one that will snap it. Naturally, backing these horses has proven very expensive.
http://promo.betfair.com.au/FORM/Dom_Beirne_05112012.pdf
Just finished reading a very interesting Cup preview by bookmaker-turned-pro-punter Dominic Beirne, in which he nominated Green Moon as one of the best chances. He also details a 'system', which is more a series of pointers:
1 - In the 21 editions of the Melbourne Cup since 1991, 15 of the 21 winners had returned a career best rating at their previous start. This is an extremely profitable factor.
2 - Abbreviated autumn campaign (max 3 starts), Australian or New Zealand. This factor has provided 5 winners / 15 years representation since 1993. Youd have made good money betting this factor.
3 - Personal best rating last start and is having 5th run from spell today. From a very small representation, this factor has provided 5 winners from 9 years. In the past 18 years, there have only been 11 qualifiers, but sadly this year there are no qualifiers this factor (I was banking on GREEN MOON qualifying in the Caulfield Cup, but they ran in the wrong race)
4 - Since 1993, there have been 13 editions of the Melbourne Cup where an international runner was racing at its second Australian start this preparation. This factor has provided 4 / 13 winners and has also been profitable.
5 - Since 1993, when Vintage Crop won for Ireland, there have been 61 international starters who entered the Cup without a previous AU run. They have all lost! One day, this streak is bound to be broken, but Im not prepared to handpick the one that will snap it. Naturally, backing these horses has proven very expensive.
http://promo.betfair.com.au/FORM/Dom_Beirne_05112012.pdf
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Nobody backed a winner today? Or has everyone done their punting money?
Nobody backed a winner today? Or has everyone done their punting money?
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Yes from me L2, done my dough that is. Worst spring for years. The sound of crickets on this thread suggests I'm not alone.
LeeToRainesToRoach said:
Yes from me L2, done my dough that is. Worst spring for years. The sound of crickets on this thread suggests I'm not alone.
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Didn't see or hear a race and didn't have a bet. Likely to be the case on Saturday too. My Derby winnings, slightly dwindled by the Cup, will have to wait for another day to be donated back to the TAB.
LeeToRainesToRoach said:
Didn't see or hear a race and didn't have a bet. Likely to be the case on Saturday too. My Derby winnings, slightly dwindled by the Cup, will have to wait for another day to be donated back to the TAB.
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Summerbliss e/w in Oaks. Small but pretty inconsequential profit. Will make a lovely stayer in time though she will. Her trainer Mick Kent possibly the most underrated in the game ILO.
Been a big spring, especially in the big races i.e. CC & PLate, but gave a bit back Derby Day which is traditionally a good punting day for leysy. Funnily Stakes day is usually not a good one, so hopefully it does the full circle tomorrow.
Like Buffering to bounce back tomorrow at a silly price for him, but will sit down & do form after.
LeeToRainesToRoach said:
Summerbliss e/w in Oaks. Small but pretty inconsequential profit. Will make a lovely stayer in time though she will. Her trainer Mick Kent possibly the most underrated in the game ILO.
Been a big spring, especially in the big races i.e. CC & PLate, but gave a bit back Derby Day which is traditionally a good punting day for leysy. Funnily Stakes day is usually not a good one, so hopefully it does the full circle tomorrow.
Like Buffering to bounce back tomorrow at a silly price for him, but will sit down & do form after.
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Ive had a good spring snake, courtesy of feeling like my nuts were the the size of coconuts on Caufield Cup day and plonking Dunaden. Still got about $700 of bookies money after my annual spring punting sojourn and think Andrew Eddy (the age today, he has had a good spring) makes a very appealing case for Playing God in the Emirates tommorow. Ive always loved a good 1600m handicap and 3rd up over 1600 has been my most enduring punting system, since i remember my dad passing the system onto me at the Ballarat races when I was about 7. At 40/1 (10/1 the place), I reckon this is as good an opportunity as youlle get in the spring GetOut Stakes. $50 each way MR 6 No.3 for me and $600 bookies money in the christmas club.
tigersnake said:
Ive had a good spring snake, courtesy of feeling like my nuts were the the size of coconuts on Caufield Cup day and plonking Dunaden. Still got about $700 of bookies money after my annual spring punting sojourn and think Andrew Eddy (the age today, he has had a good spring) makes a very appealing case for Playing God in the Emirates tommorow. Ive always loved a good 1600m handicap and 3rd up over 1600 has been my most enduring punting system, since i remember my dad passing the system onto me at the Ballarat races when I was about 7. At 40/1 (10/1 the place), I reckon this is as good an opportunity as youlle get in the spring GetOut Stakes. $50 each way MR 6 No.3 for me and $600 bookies money in the christmas club.
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BTW, I closed my Luxbet account, despite knowing some of my losses went to the Tigers. Their odds are RUBBISH. consistently 2 points under their competitors. Opened a sportsbet account, who offer way better odds.
BTW, I closed my Luxbet account, despite knowing some of my losses went to the Tigers. Their odds are RUBBISH. consistently 2 points under their competitors. Opened a sportsbet account, who offer way better odds.
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After the delights of Derby Day I have given most of it back, not even getting close. Heading out to the track tomorrow and I'm prepared to cop another knock in the chase for pots of gold.
After the delights of Derby Day I have given most of it back, not even getting close. Heading out to the track tomorrow and I'm prepared to cop another knock in the chase for pots of gold.
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OK boys and girls, Im going out on a massive limb here and declaring it now.
Best bet for the carnival is running around tomorrow in race 8, number 2 - SHAHWARDI. This will define if I have a ripper carnival or a stinker.
Good luck if you get on, if it loses i might disappear for a while..... :hihi
OK boys and girls, Im going out on a massive limb here and declaring it now.
Best bet for the carnival is running around tomorrow in race 8, number 2 - SHAHWARDI. This will define if I have a ripper carnival or a stinker.
Good luck if you get on, if it loses i might disappear for a while..... :hihi
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Here Here spook, as long as you bet each way we should both have a collect.......... :hihi
spook said:I'll be backing Dare To Dream in the same race Archy. May the best horse win (or mine, whichever comes first).
Here Here spook, as long as you bet each way we should both have a collect.......... :hihi
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Sounds like you're going to make it odds-on!
Folding Gear from the same race put in a damn fine run at Caulfield. Should be a good race.
ARCHYBOY said:
Sounds like you're going to make it odds-on!
Folding Gear from the same race put in a damn fine run at Caulfield. Should be a good race.
