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16 horse get out in WA 
Racing March Daily Punt - Coronavirus > Caulfield
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Nice man
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Faves have all drawn the carpark. Illustrious Tycoon e/w.
- May 20, 2014
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Awesome took the trail behind two 200-1 shots and the faves run the tri.
- May 29, 2013
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Southern France disappointing but NudgeMight have me a bit of Southern France at 16s in the Tancred
And a nibble at Nudge at 50s in the Vinery
a nice juicy F4 to go with it
- Mar 13, 2016
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Fake Smile is at home on track better than Demmlers horse who made the Interdom final this year - name escapes me atm
Kualoa is a 4yo filly 1st up.
Stewarts arent bomb proof 1st up. 4yo filly against a 7yo. Get on Fake Smile here. Still a good place price as well to load up against an ordinary field
Kualoa is a 4yo filly 1st up.
Stewarts arent bomb proof 1st up. 4yo filly against a 7yo. Get on Fake Smile here. Still a good place price as well to load up against an ordinary field
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Melton rc7
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4th. Yep thats my day summed up right there
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I had a really good day until I realized i had no sport to watch after melb and syd races so I decided to lose everything on morphettville doomben and ascot
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Nice to see puke doing what he does best.
1 win and lots of favs getting beat.
1 win and lots of favs getting beat.
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to be fair the track has been a ******* disgrace no matter the tempos that have been set.
I’ve watched far too many races in Sydney on wet ground where some horse (typically a roughie) is allowed to do as they please up front, only for the jockeys to get to the bend and realise “s**t are we going to catch it?”. Always makes a complete mess of the results. ******* shits me.
A couple of times I’ve gotten lucky and backed some Waterhouse/Bott plodder that holds on, but most of the time it kills whatever bet I had on.
- Jan 30, 2013
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Haven’t looked at exotics but tote pools look to have had 30-60% reduction on the week with closure of tabs.
TABs golden egg taken a real hit for their business strategy I’d say. Now that sport and that easy money off multis dry up will be interesting what way they go for the slim but currently boosted racing market as only betting commodity still going.
TABs golden egg taken a real hit for their business strategy I’d say. Now that sport and that easy money off multis dry up will be interesting what way they go for the slim but currently boosted racing market as only betting commodity still going.
- Jan 30, 2013
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We may not have enough time for a strategy to develop if we are off by this weekend, but hopefully if increased turnover for corporates means some less percentage for takeout. A man can dream.
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Shane Anderson tweeted a few days ago Tabcorp were asking for a $500m bailout... they should be ashamed of themselves
Cash is King
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Well aernt I glad I’ve now pulled all my funds.
Prize money slashed for Championships
By AAP
33 minutes ago
Prize money for Sydney's signature autumn races has been halved in response to racing's reduced income stream during the coronavirus crisis.
Racing is scheduled to go ahead subject to government regulationson April 4 and 11 with eight Group One races programmed for the two days of The Championships at Randwick
The Australian Turf Club and Racing NSW have agreed to reduce prize money because of the challenges presented by a drop in wagering which will be significantly reduced by the current lockdowns of pubs, clubs and TAB agencies.
Other sources of funding for prize money, on-course attendances and sponsorship, have also been severely impacted given the public is not allowed to attend race meetings.
Racing NSW has a Future Fund to enable the NSW Racing Industry to continue in the face of such challenges but says it is important to maintain those cash reserves for as long as possible given the uncertainty of the situation.
Prize money cuts:
Doncaster Mile: $3 million down to $1.5 million
TJ Smith: $2.5m to $1.25m
Australian Derby: $2m to $1m
Inglis Sires: $1m to $500,000
Country Championships Final: $500,000 to $400,000
Queen Elizabeth: $4m to $2m
Sydney Cup: $2m to $1m
Australian Oaks: $1m to $500,000
Coolmore Legacy: $1m to $500,000
Arrowfield Sprint: $1m to $500,000
Percy Sykes: $1m to $500,000
Provincial Championships: $500,000 to $400,000
Other Group and Listed races over the two days retain their advertised prize money.
By AAP
33 minutes ago
Prize money for Sydney's signature autumn races has been halved in response to racing's reduced income stream during the coronavirus crisis.
Racing is scheduled to go ahead subject to government regulationson April 4 and 11 with eight Group One races programmed for the two days of The Championships at Randwick
The Australian Turf Club and Racing NSW have agreed to reduce prize money because of the challenges presented by a drop in wagering which will be significantly reduced by the current lockdowns of pubs, clubs and TAB agencies.
Other sources of funding for prize money, on-course attendances and sponsorship, have also been severely impacted given the public is not allowed to attend race meetings.
Racing NSW has a Future Fund to enable the NSW Racing Industry to continue in the face of such challenges but says it is important to maintain those cash reserves for as long as possible given the uncertainty of the situation.
Prize money cuts:
Doncaster Mile: $3 million down to $1.5 million
TJ Smith: $2.5m to $1.25m
Australian Derby: $2m to $1m
Inglis Sires: $1m to $500,000
Country Championships Final: $500,000 to $400,000
Queen Elizabeth: $4m to $2m
Sydney Cup: $2m to $1m
Australian Oaks: $1m to $500,000
Coolmore Legacy: $1m to $500,000
Arrowfield Sprint: $1m to $500,000
Percy Sykes: $1m to $500,000
Provincial Championships: $500,000 to $400,000
Other Group and Listed races over the two days retain their advertised prize money.
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Unlucky to those who travelled for the big dollars
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Danon Premiums connectioms be spewing
Even more reason Shark should have went ASM.
Not really going to affect anyone else as greatly though is it? Horses probably would have been aimed at those races anyway. Obviously less prizemoney but for Danon and Shark they had other options.
Even more reason Shark should have went ASM.
Not really going to affect anyone else as greatly though is it? Horses probably would have been aimed at those races anyway. Obviously less prizemoney but for Danon and Shark they had other options.
- Jan 30, 2013
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The shark connections deserve it really. Bit stiff for Danon.
Shark had the chance even when stable mate was $8 they thought she'd just win so didn't bother bringing in the big guns. Now he's lost a George Ryder and on the way to a tough race for half price.
- Aug 4, 2016
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Most owned internationally who have seen their global operations cease completely due to no racing or sport. Huge overheads and no timeframe on a return for the events they wager on.
Admittedly in Australia it’s probably only Sportsbet and TAB that turn a profit on singles sport markets after costs, the loss of multis will hit hard for everyone though. I’d be very surprised if anyone was getting aggressive with market percentages at the moment.
- Jan 30, 2013
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Well sort of, If anything we've seen the default option to gain money is to increase percentage. Now that they have only 1 sport they may still go the other way which they've proven is their go to move. Increase percentage, take the easy money while they can because they're going into shutdown for 6 months+ and the increase in percentage won't do anything for the average mug who is betting on horses because it's the only thing left.
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