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@antipodean
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Might need to multi then mate
Stokes rates his debutant at Morphetville race 3 (That Girl). Maybe multi with Euroman in the hurdles race before. Might get $10 if lucky.
One I do really like is Street Tough race 5 at Flem. Brunton doesnt usually bring them over to the mainland just for a haircut. Its a pretty open race and feautures the return of Laure Me In which is a horse thats hurt me a number of times now
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@JK My name will be mud at work or I will be a hero for 24hrs as I have 11 folks from work coming along and they have all been down the TAB and put a bet on her. It's really cool how excited they are about having a horse to support! If she wins, I have a beautiful Reliable Man filly to create a racing syndicate for
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@JK said in Rough tips and other bets...:
Spent a couple of hours doing form this morning and fair to say it looks a farken hard weekends racing.
Have a futures bet for Savitiano in the TattsTiara. Still looks a bloody difficult one to pick but reckon a Cummings horse will do it. Pohutukawa right in it but run it to some bad luck in recent runs.
Pohutakawa is rocks and diamonds. At that price and at that weight it looks alright. Invincibella there as well.
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@Hooroo said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@JK My name will be mud at work or I will be a hero for 24hrs as I have 11 folks from work coming along and they have all been down the TAB and put a bet on her. It's really cool how excited they are about having a horse to support! If she wins, I have a beautiful Reliable Man filly to create a racing syndicate for
how much?
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@mariner4life said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@Hooroo said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@JK My name will be mud at work or I will be a hero for 24hrs as I have 11 folks from work coming along and they have all been down the TAB and put a bet on her. It's really cool how excited they are about having a horse to support! If she wins, I have a beautiful Reliable Man filly to create a racing syndicate for
how much?
For the reliable man filly or how much will my name be mud?
The filly will work out to be $250/month per 10% share. Only additional cost will be the percentage share of the Pearl Series payment made when she was a yearling (about $80 per 10% share I think maybe less, I can't remember what the nomination fee is). She is a 2 year old.
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Invincibella is my favorite racehorse of all time
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@Hooroo said in Rough tips and other bets...:
Mr. MUd!A $46 dollar winner in the race...
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owning a racehorse is fucking shit! Whose stupid idea was this??
So far, my ownership has consisted of waiting for her to get fit; drawing the carpark; drawing the carpark; having her scratched (from a race she drew the carpark) because another horse kicked her in the float; now having her injury worse than thought so she is out for a few weeks (with associated vet bills).
When does the fun start?
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@mariner4life said in Rough tips and other bets...:
owning a racehorse is fucking shit! Whose stupid idea was this??
So far, my ownership has consisted of waiting for her to get fit; drawing the carpark; drawing the carpark; having her scratched (from a race she drew the carpark) because another horse kicked her in the float; now having her injury worse than thought so she is out for a few weeks (with associated vet bills).
When does the fun start?
Reliable Man Filly! Pearl series nominated with aspirations of being an Oaks starter!
Just saying
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@Hooroo said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@mariner4life said in Rough tips and other bets...:
owning a racehorse is fucking shit! Whose stupid idea was this??
So far, my ownership has consisted of waiting for her to get fit; drawing the carpark; drawing the carpark; having her scratched (from a race she drew the carpark) because another horse kicked her in the float; now having her injury worse than thought so she is out for a few weeks (with associated vet bills).
When does the fun start?
Reliable Man Filly! Pearl series nominated with aspirations of being an Oaks starter!
Just saying
aaand, I'm not sure i can afford the one i've got, given she won't win any frikken money!!!
That said, the missus did say today "not a great start to horse ownership" meaning she is open to me continuing despite this less than auspicious start.
So yeah, maybe.
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@mariner4life said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@Hooroo said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@mariner4life said in Rough tips and other bets...:
owning a racehorse is fucking shit! Whose stupid idea was this??
So far, my ownership has consisted of waiting for her to get fit; drawing the carpark; drawing the carpark; having her scratched (from a race she drew the carpark) because another horse kicked her in the float; now having her injury worse than thought so she is out for a few weeks (with associated vet bills).
When does the fun start?
Reliable Man Filly! Pearl series nominated with aspirations of being an Oaks starter!
Just saying
aaand, I'm not sure i can afford the one i've got, given she won't win any frikken money!!!
That said, the missus did say today "not a great start to horse ownership" meaning she is open to me continuing despite this less than auspicious start.
So yeah, maybe.
While I would love to have you in a horse (and do have mates in Aussie who are in ExpressMe) I would recommend you going local again as nothing beats being there to watch them race and win.
They are frustrating creatures. We have a tavistock filly that went so so well at the trials and then go foot sore and is out recovering. The owners we have in her are new to racing so they don't understand/are frustrated as to why she isn't running at the moment. That will be quickly forgotten if she wins first up.
Patience is very much the key.
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@Hooroo said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@mariner4life said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@Hooroo said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@mariner4life said in Rough tips and other bets...:
owning a racehorse is fucking shit! Whose stupid idea was this??
So far, my ownership has consisted of waiting for her to get fit; drawing the carpark; drawing the carpark; having her scratched (from a race she drew the carpark) because another horse kicked her in the float; now having her injury worse than thought so she is out for a few weeks (with associated vet bills).
When does the fun start?
Reliable Man Filly! Pearl series nominated with aspirations of being an Oaks starter!
Just saying
aaand, I'm not sure i can afford the one i've got, given she won't win any frikken money!!!
That said, the missus did say today "not a great start to horse ownership" meaning she is open to me continuing despite this less than auspicious start.
So yeah, maybe.
While I would love to have you in a horse (and do have mates in Aussie who are in ExpressMe) I would recommend you going local again as nothing beats being there to watch them race and win.
They are frustrating creatures. We have a tavistock filly that went so so well at the trials and then go foot sore and is out recovering. The owners we have in her are new to racing so they don't understand/are frustrated as to why she isn't running at the moment. That will be quickly forgotten if she wins first up.
Patience is very much the key.
pussies can't even play hurt.
horses are outside backs
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@mariner4life said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@Hooroo said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@mariner4life said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@Hooroo said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@mariner4life said in Rough tips and other bets...:
owning a racehorse is fucking shit! Whose stupid idea was this??
So far, my ownership has consisted of waiting for her to get fit; drawing the carpark; drawing the carpark; having her scratched (from a race she drew the carpark) because another horse kicked her in the float; now having her injury worse than thought so she is out for a few weeks (with associated vet bills).
When does the fun start?
Reliable Man Filly! Pearl series nominated with aspirations of being an Oaks starter!
Just saying
aaand, I'm not sure i can afford the one i've got, given she won't win any frikken money!!!
That said, the missus did say today "not a great start to horse ownership" meaning she is open to me continuing despite this less than auspicious start.
So yeah, maybe.
While I would love to have you in a horse (and do have mates in Aussie who are in ExpressMe) I would recommend you going local again as nothing beats being there to watch them race and win.
They are frustrating creatures. We have a tavistock filly that went so so well at the trials and then go foot sore and is out recovering. The owners we have in her are new to racing so they don't understand/are frustrated as to why she isn't running at the moment. That will be quickly forgotten if she wins first up.
Patience is very much the key.
pussies can't even play hurt.
horses are outside backs
Kind of the other way round. They will play hurt and then break down as they are generally very competitive. That why you need to identify the small things early
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@Hooroo said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@mariner4life said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@Hooroo said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@mariner4life said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@Hooroo said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@mariner4life said in Rough tips and other bets...:
owning a racehorse is fucking shit! Whose stupid idea was this??
So far, my ownership has consisted of waiting for her to get fit; drawing the carpark; drawing the carpark; having her scratched (from a race she drew the carpark) because another horse kicked her in the float; now having her injury worse than thought so she is out for a few weeks (with associated vet bills).
When does the fun start?
Reliable Man Filly! Pearl series nominated with aspirations of being an Oaks starter!
Just saying
aaand, I'm not sure i can afford the one i've got, given she won't win any frikken money!!!
That said, the missus did say today "not a great start to horse ownership" meaning she is open to me continuing despite this less than auspicious start.
So yeah, maybe.
While I would love to have you in a horse (and do have mates in Aussie who are in ExpressMe) I would recommend you going local again as nothing beats being there to watch them race and win.
They are frustrating creatures. We have a tavistock filly that went so so well at the trials and then go foot sore and is out recovering. The owners we have in her are new to racing so they don't understand/are frustrated as to why she isn't running at the moment. That will be quickly forgotten if she wins first up.
Patience is very much the key.
pussies can't even play hurt.
horses are outside backs
Kind of the other way round. They will play hurt and then break down as they are generally very competitive. That why you need to identify the small things early
apologist
(i am very down on the whole idea today!)
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@mariner4life said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@Hooroo said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@mariner4life said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@Hooroo said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@mariner4life said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@Hooroo said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@mariner4life said in Rough tips and other bets...:
owning a racehorse is fucking shit! Whose stupid idea was this??
So far, my ownership has consisted of waiting for her to get fit; drawing the carpark; drawing the carpark; having her scratched (from a race she drew the carpark) because another horse kicked her in the float; now having her injury worse than thought so she is out for a few weeks (with associated vet bills).
When does the fun start?
Reliable Man Filly! Pearl series nominated with aspirations of being an Oaks starter!
Just saying
aaand, I'm not sure i can afford the one i've got, given she won't win any frikken money!!!
That said, the missus did say today "not a great start to horse ownership" meaning she is open to me continuing despite this less than auspicious start.
So yeah, maybe.
While I would love to have you in a horse (and do have mates in Aussie who are in ExpressMe) I would recommend you going local again as nothing beats being there to watch them race and win.
They are frustrating creatures. We have a tavistock filly that went so so well at the trials and then go foot sore and is out recovering. The owners we have in her are new to racing so they don't understand/are frustrated as to why she isn't running at the moment. That will be quickly forgotten if she wins first up.
Patience is very much the key.
pussies can't even play hurt.
horses are outside backs
Kind of the other way round. They will play hurt and then break down as they are generally very competitive. That why you need to identify the small things early
apologist
(i am very down on the whole idea today!)
I can empathise! We nearly chucked it in last year but it came back to patience.
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@Hooroo said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@mariner4life said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@Hooroo said in Rough tips and other bets...:
@mariner4life said in Rough tips and other bets...:
owning a racehorse is fucking shit! Whose stupid idea was this??
So far, my ownership has consisted of waiting for her to get fit; drawing the carpark; drawing the carpark; having her scratched (from a race she drew the carpark) because another horse kicked her in the float; now having her injury worse than thought so she is out for a few weeks (with associated vet bills).
When does the fun start?
Reliable Man Filly! Pearl series nominated with aspirations of being an Oaks starter!
Just saying
aaand, I'm not sure i can afford the one i've got, given she won't win any frikken money!!!
That said, the missus did say today "not a great start to horse ownership" meaning she is open to me continuing despite this less than auspicious start.
So yeah, maybe.
While I would love to have you in a horse (and do have mates in Aussie who are in ExpressMe) I would recommend you going local again as nothing beats being there to watch them race and win.
They are frustrating creatures. We have a tavistock filly that went so so well at the trials and then go foot sore and is out recovering. The owners we have in her are new to racing so they don't understand/are frustrated as to why she isn't running at the moment. That will be quickly forgotten if she wins first up.
Patience is very much the key.
I might be keen to get in on one of yours this time next year, once the syndicate I'm in (the shit one, not the second one) wraps up.
