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!!!! :D:D:D:D !!!! The thing is, my very good friend....I need the program and post numbers.They're not there yet, are they?? |
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But do they post them faster than Equiface?? That's what I use, but they are sa-loooooooooow. |
LOL I Am sooooooooooooooooo Upset about Clyde's Comments on this thread I decided to take a Long Long long cruise to Mystery island were that is is a Mystery ........................................Might have ta Google it!!!!!
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Am I There Yet..? ( for a few it's near Vanuatu :-) )
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Tragic,just take CDC with you.
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Poor guy... :(
Predatory Pricer passes away 11 Nov 2010 By Alex Steedman - racingandsports.com.au Group 2 winner and stallion prospect Predatory Pricer has passed away with acute colitis the likely cause of death. The half brother to Takeover Target was found dead at his agistment property on Wednesday morning where it was believed the five-year-old succumbed to acute colitis, a condition which causes inflammation of a horses colon. Retired in September after a string of injuries hampered his racing career over the past year, misfortune has again struck Predatory Pricer who was expected to commence as a stallion next spring. A half brother to multiple Group 1 winning sprinter Takeover Target and also a multiple stakes winner in his own right, Predatory Pricer was likely to be well received at stud. Injury setbacks regularly hampered the latter stages of Predatory Pricer's racing career with the son of Street Cry having just one more race start since he pulled up lame with an offside fore tendon problem after running 12th as favourite in the 2009 Group 1 Caulfield Cup (2400m). The tendon issue ruled Predatory Pricer out of the 2010 autumn and was transferred from Paul Murray to Mick Price during his injury enforced layoff. A dual Group-winner and Group 1 placed on four occasions, Predatory Pricer's most notable race victory came in the Group 2 J.J Liston Stakes (1400m) at Caulfield last year when he beat the likes of Group 1 winners Whobegotyou, Typhoon Tracy and Heart Of Dreams. The Street Cry entire returned to racing this Spring first up in the J.J Liston Stakes and finished second behind Shoot Out in his bid for back to back successes in the event. It was to be Predatory Pricer's only start under the care of Price as a staph infection to the five-year-olds hock/tendon region ruled him out of the Spring. His retirement was announced due to the setback in the following weeks with a view to him commencing as a stallion in spring 2011. Predatory Pricer's other Group success came during his three-year-old season when he won the Group 3 Gloaming Stakes (1800m) at Randwick while still under the care of Paul Murray. Predatory Pricer had 18 career starts where he recorded four wins and six minor placings. All but two of his starts were in Group company. His prizemoney earnings exceeded $800,000. |
Even with the God-awful post position looks like my boy Sniper's Bullet will win this thing.
(Good luck to Black Piranha too, of course!). 1 and 2, kids. :D :tro: Ascot 20/11/10 Race 7 Carlton Draught-Railway Stakes (G1) Group I 3yo+ 1600m 03:45 Apprentices Cannot Claim Handicap Min Hcp Wgt : 52.0 $1,000,000 # Form Horse (Barrier) Trainer Jockey Weight API Win % Place % 1 145680 Black Piranha (12) C Karakatsanis D Ganderton 58.5 49.8 15.7 47.1 2 380028 Sniper's Bullet (15) T Bartley N Rawiller 58.0 59.9 18.6 58.1 3 124230 Triple Honour (11) C Waller D Oliver 58.0 56.0 18.9 45.9 4 022985 Trusting (5) John Thompson J Winks 55.5 42.6 14.3 50.0 5 180027 Megatic (10) A F Beckett P Carbery 54.5 32.1 33.3 55.6 6 680211 Famous Roman (2) J P Taylor J Brown 54.0 15.5 20.6 41.2 7 315655 Grand Nirvana (1) F R Kersley D J Staeck 54.0 26.6 26.9 53.8 8 422482 Tarzi (17) N D Parnham S Parnham 53.5 17.0 16.4 43.3 9 373311 Colour Correct (7) R Price P Harvey 52.5 20.2 31.6 84.2 10 651533 For Your Eyes Only (14) P H Jordan T Turner 52.0 26.3 45.5 72.7 11 818156 Gathering (6) John Thompson Craig Williams 52.0 18.9 15.8 47.4 12 541921 God Has Spoken (9) N D Parnham B Parnham 52.0 26.5 26.1 47.8 13 411723 Impressive Jeuney (8) D T McAuliffe S O'Donnell 52.0 24.8 31.6 73.7 14 251353 Inarticulate (13) A Durrant Alan Kennedy 52.0 13.3 39.3 67.9 15 176446 Mekong Miss (18) D R Harrison T Ikenushi 52.0 10.7 37.0 51.9 16 009132 West River Charley (3) Ms S Taylor J Whiting 52.0 8.2 23.7 47.4 17 351079 Clueless Angel (4) L Smith L Camilleri 52.0 20.5 41.2 64.7 18 340312 Ranger (16) G L Williams W Pike 52.0 8.1 12.5 75.0 |
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These old guys worry me too, I know what you mean, but I saw him win one over the summer...
Can't remember if it was a stakes race or what, only that Miss Independent was in the field and he looked so good out there... I was surprised. Happily surprised. I wonder what his story is... if he had been retired and was brought back or what... If anyone knows, enlighten us. Good luck to him! Now if you want to worry about a horse join us on the NZ thread. There's a warhorse, fantastic wonderful beloved old guy, Sir Slick. Ed and I fret and worry about him all the time. Feel free to join us. He's a national treasure but his trainer is kind of an imbecile. They should hand him over to ed... he'd make the right decisions! |
[quote=my miss storm cat;724687]Forgot to ask how your trip was Magic Man.
* * * Very Very Very Good...Ate Too Much!!!! Drank Tooo Much!!!! Kava Local Island Drink..Tastes like drinking Dirt but does the trick :-) ..Only Sad Side No Tab so couldn't follow the GeeGees...Next trip in 2 Years to China :-) |
Not quite sure what the gee gees are but glad you had a good time!
Tastes like dirt, huh? :D Oh for the sake of keeping this up to date, Gathering won the Railway. Cheers to him and to his connections. |
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Confused...I thought Black Piranha was entered tonight?
Playing 2 races and that's it... He's an Angel in R2 at Caulfield (off in 5 minutes) (thought Zahra was suspended???) and oh ooops Mentality was scratched (Rosehill) so yeah just that one. Good luck to anyone playing tonight. |
$175,000, Group 2, Inglis Villiers Stakes (1600m)
Sportsbet No. Runner Win Place 63934 STRATOFORTRESS 5.00 2.06 63948 RHYTHM OF DANCE 7.50 2.73 63938 PARTHIAN 9.00 3.13 63939 DYSPHONIA 9.50 3.26 63931 SNOW ALERT 9.50 3.26 63936 ADNOCON 9.50 3.26 63944 SOUTHERN SKYE 13.00 4.20 63947 DANCES ON WAVES 13.00 4.20 63932 ALTERED BOY 13.00 4.20 63933 MACKNUCKLE 15.00 4.73 63937 MENTALITY 16.00 5.00 63940 EMPEROR BONAPARTE 21.00 6.33 63942 MIRRASALO 21.00 6.33 63941 DELTONA 31.00 9.00 63946 CULLEN CASTLE 41.00 11.66 63943 DELAGO STAR 51.00 14.33 63935 SPINNEY 61.00 17.00 63945 LANG 126.00 34.33 Yeah well I know he won't win but good luck to Mentality. :) |
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ON the winner... Dances On Waves wins Villiers Stakes 18 Dec 2010 By Alex Steedman - racingandsports.com.au Stable favourite Dances On Waves with the assistance of jockey Brenton Avdulla has overcome an outside gate to record a maiden stakes-level success with victory in the $175,000 Group 2 Villiers Stakes (1600m) at Randwick. With no horse having won the Villiers Stakes from a barrier wider than 9 since the John O’Shea-trained On A High (18) in 2003, it appeared Dances On Waves had it all against her as she lined up for a first stakes level tilt at Randwick this afternoon. Previously unbeaten this campaign after two starts, Brenton Avdulla and the mare plotted a successful path around Randwick from their wide barrier (16) and fought out a slogging finish with Mentality to win the Group 2 Villiers Stakes (1600m) by a head. The Hawkes-trained Mentality was gallant for second while Snow Alert ran on well at his return to racing in Sydney and finished a three-quarter length third. Anthony Cummings’ latest acquisition and heavily backed Rhythm Of Dance sat on the speed during the run however tired and was swamped over the concluding stages to finish midfield. Today’s winning performance by Dances On Waves was a special victory for those involved with the mare who was away from racing for over a year after she contracted pneumonia and subsequently the debilitating condition scours in April 2009. The mares tail was lost during the illness which is a constant reminder of what she overcame before her successful return to racing. “She is going terrific,” Ryan said “It has been well documented the problems she has had and I didn’t think when she started racing this time she would win a Villiers at her third run back but she has just kept going forward, forward and forward. “It is a fairytale really. It is great for the owners and is great for the horse.” “I’ve loved today. I really have a lot of faith in the mare and am just glad she has been able to come back from where she was and win a good race. “The owners talked me into running her [in the Villiers] on Monday because I wanted to go to the other race." Dances On Waves has now recorded five wins from 10 career starts with her prizemoney earnings now well clear of $200,000. “She has gotten into this with 52kg and has had ten runs in her life,” Ryan said. “Her dry track form is exceptional. She has won five and ran second in the other one out of six starts on dry tracks.” Ryan was also full of praise for young jockey Brenton Avdulla who helped the five-year-old Anabaa mare successfully negotiate barrier 16. “It was amazing,” Ryan said. “It is amazing when a kid is in form, they’re in form. I’ve said for a long time this kid is not far behind the better ones here in Sydney and he is going the right way.” It is Avdulla’s third win aboard Dances On Waves from as many starts. Today’s Villiers Stakes triumph was in stark contrast to the previous successes the pair had enjoyed where they jumped from the inside gate on both occasions. While Avdulla had the mare positioned midfield and 3 deep during the run in this afternoon's $175,000 feature event, he was able to find cover from the wide barrier. Dances On Waves loomed in the early part of the straight before drawing level with Mentality within the final furlong. An enthralling finish then ensued with Dances On Waves and Mentality going stride for stride before the Gerald Ryan-trained mare edged clear over the concluding stages. “I had no idea from 17,” Avdulla said. “The way things worked out, you wish you could draw 17 and end up like that all of the time. “I saw a gap in between them midfield and I thought if I don’t go now I’ll never get in. I quickly darted in and was able to get three off and have a bit of cover. I had Mentality in front of me so a had a good one to follow. I was fairly comfortable a long way out. “Coming to the turn I was pretty confident and when I let her down she got into a duel with Mentality but she came off best with no weight. “I probably hit the front a bit too soon but to her credit she is a class act and kept on going. “I have always had a lot of time for her, Gerald and her owners have always had a lot of time for her.” |
Merry Xmas everyone...May you Eat ,Drink & be Merrry Wayyyyyyyyyyyy toooo Much !!!! :-)
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* * * So although this one wont win I noticed Two Towers is at 50/1 at Randwick? Well that's stupid... he could clunk up for 3rd no? Blah blah blah Rock Kingdom but I shall root for Jungle Rocket. Not playing but if I were Russian Jar (in the next race at Randwick) would be my lock. |
Race 3 No7 Briefed....Get On ..Or Begone!!!!!!
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Sorry Magic Man!
You doing okay out there? Let us know! * * * Leading Studs Team Up For Flood Relief Wednesday, 12 January 2011 15:11 Four of Australia's leading studs have donated stallion nominations for the 2011 breeding season to aid victims of the Queensland Flood Disaster. The four nominations will be auctioned on the evening of Saturday 15th January prior to the fourth session of the Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale. The stallion nominations which have been generously donated are: •Al Maher (Danehill-Show Dancing) - Emirates Park •Flying Spur (Danehill-Rolls) - Arrowfield Stud •High Chaparral (Sadler's Wells-Kasora) - Coolmore Stud •Lonhro (Octagonal-Shadea) - Darley The quartet of leading stallions stood the most recent season at a combined total of almost $260,000. Tom Magnier from Coolmore said: "We have all been deeply saddened by the loss of life and property in so many parts of Queensland. A huge number of people in rural and urban Queensland are suffering through the most appalling and frightening set of circumstances due to the floods and many people now find themselves desperately in need of support. The Thoroughbred breeding and racing community has a strong tradition of rallying in times of crisis and we are in a position to be able to support those many people suffering in these times. We urge people to attend the auction and bid." Magic Millions themselves will be accepting donations at the sales and at the races which will also be donated to the Premiers Flood Relief Appeal. http://formguide.cyberhorse.com.au/i...od-relief.html |
yep alls well;),
I live on a hill so All's good :D Thanks for asking:{>: |
Glad you're okay! :)
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So let me get this straight... the m/l for Brightexpectations (R6, Aus A)is 15/1 and at Flemington (R6) Scenic Shot is at 15/1?
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I'm going to put some $$ on Bold Glance race 5 Gold Coast
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Good luck!
I threw together my plays and gotta leave. Gold Coast I only did a couple of win bets... Brightexpectations, Snippits of Glory in R7. Flemington I played the last few races and spent too much on R6 and 7 but oh well maybe there will be a nice surprise for me when I get home! GOOD LUCK COACHIE! |
Last look and I did use Fist of Fury in R5 at GC.
3 minutes till and I am out of here (damnit). :confused: :D |
Boom 13-1 overlay. Love the NA pools :{>::{>:
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Gold Coast 6
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