There is nothing better than turning a profit on the GGs in the Spring time. With some assistance from Gai we should sneak home with some beer money.

r2 n4 KISS FROM A ROSE Very strong mail says Gai has this ready 1st up.

r3 n8 HOW MUCH MY LOVE e/w Has been off the scene for 2 months after a set back in Bris at a time when they were set for a major kill. Gambling they still want to cash in here. Good fresh horse.

r4 n2 MORE STRAWBERRIES Happy to accept the mail which says Gai’s neddy can upset the hot fav. This is an exciting horse.

r5 n1 Theseo This neddy has improved significantly since its 1st up assignment and is a noted 2nd up horse.

Money lost, nothing lost. Confidence lost, everything lost.

The Gelding’s attention is on Flemington tomorrow but he is not sure about how his selections will travel as a lot will be dictated by the amount of rain that falls between now and race time tomorrow. This may have an affect on the pattern of racing.

Flemington

Race 3 horse 2 Zoomin
Race 4 horse 5 Linton (for the girls at the Tennis club)
Race 8 horse 2 Love Conquers All (also for the girls at the Tennis club)
Race 9 horse 3 Fanjuara

Good luck and good punting!!

The Gelding

29 August 2010 168.2 – Daniel and the Professor continue their discussion about the Boomers.  The Panel talks Rugby League and NRL with Paul Dalligan who is venturing out to Clayton to see the VRL Grand Finals.  We give a shout out to some of our twitter contributors and the Panel discuss whether Tiger Woods golf improved after he was divorced.  Sean Callanan talks social media and explains all about the “Digital Dragon”.  Sean tells Daniel he has nothing to do with “MT unofficial” on twitter and that a lot of problems on social media comes down to execution.  The Panel discuss whether inserting cameras in goal pads will assist goal umpires in AFL matches.

29 August 2010 168.1 – The Panel comment on Ben Cousins documentary, talk US sport with Dan Butterly discussing Washington Nationals phenom Steven Strasburg requiring Tommy John surgery, looking at the MLB pennant races, Carmelo Anthony looking past his time at the Denver Nuggets and AFA football coach Troy Calhoun saying “no” to twitter. The Gelding reviews Saturday’s racing at Caulfield and Rosehill and awards two S-Hit rides this week. Daniel talks with the Professor about the Boomers shortcomings at the World Basketball Championships.

It’s my birthday today and hopefully it will be the corporate bookies providing the presents. I’ll be sharing a great day with some fellow punt drunks. There are some class gallopers back racing today and Spring is just around the corner.

r2 n4 CLOTHING Has a great 1st up record and I’m told has trialled superbly.

r3 n6 LEGSMAN The word from the track this morning is that this neddy has improved significantly since its last start when beaten a lip.

r6 n4 MASQUERADER Stevie Wonder couldn’t have missed this neddy’s last start 2nd. Improves at the weights and distance. The corporate bookies did let us on early at $4.8. Sensational value.

r7 n1 MORE JOYOUS There is no more classier galloper going around in Sydney today. Gai has this beautiful mare primed for a 1st up kill. The only danger is whether she jumps cleanly.

Money lost, nothing lost. Confidence lost, everything lost.

The Gelding’s attention returns to his home track at Caulfield where  Group1 racing returns tomorrow. 

Caulfield

Race 1 Horse 9 - Queens Fashion
Race 2 Horse 8 - Salinas (for the girls at the Tennis club)

Race 6 Try a Quinella - Horse 8 - Shoot Out & Horse 12 - Typhoon Tracey

Race 7 Horse 8 - Moudre (also for the girls at the Tennis club)

Looking forward to seeing who the Colt tips in the Group1 Golden Rose at Rosehill Gardens – will it be Hinchinbrook , Masquerader or Crystal Lily.

And don’t forget at Pakenham – Race 6 Horse 10 - Queen Asa.  We are expecting a good 5th or 6th

Good luck and good punting!

The Gelding

As predicted last week we sneaked a small win. I hope you learned a lesson and bet with the corporate bookies in lieu of your local TAB. If not, you have no respect for money. Today’s mail is not strong. Take care with small bets only today.

r1 n2 TROMSO The shortest priced nag going around in Sydney today and hence not much value. I will be saving my stake with a place bet on Gai’s New Day Rising

r3 n2 RAIHANA Not too much known about this one but a definite tip direct from the track this morning for the David Payne trained neddy with Bowman steering.

r7 n3 DECISION TIME  I am told this neddy has been jumping out of its skin since the 1st up run 2 weeks ago. Keep the faith.

Money lost, nothing lost. Confidence lost, everything lost.

Apologies to fans of Sportzfan Radio but the Panel will be taking a well earned break this Sunday whilst Southern FM has maintenance performed on its transmitter.

Fear not though as the best sports radio show going around will be back Sunday 29 August 2010 from midday til 2.00pm on 88.3 Southern FM talking all things sport.

The Gelding’s attention is right on Money……I mean Moonee Valley tomorrow where there seems to be plenty of value for punters.

Moonee Valley

The tips are

Race 3 Horse 9 Overtake
Race 4 Horse 1 Curtana (for the girls at the Tennis club)
Race 5 Horse 7 Achievements
Race 8 Horse 9 Ghost Milk (also for the girls at the Tennis club)

No Sportzfan Radio this week as Southern FM is having transmitter maintenance but the Gelding will be back talking racing with the Professor on Sunday 29 August 2010 at 12.30pm on 88.3 Southern FM.

Good luck and good punting!

The Gelding

The below market is taken from Betchoice.com.au where punt drunks can gamble on the final table winner of the 2010 World Series Of Poker. The number in brackets is the chip stack each player will take to the final table. The “November 9″ will battle it out for a 1st prize of around $US9M with the 1st 8 all receiving $1M+.

As mentioned on air last Sunday I am backing both Mizarachi at $8.75 and Cheong at $9.0 These 2 represent experience at the top level and I rate them both at around $6.5. Hence, I like the value they represent. This will be an enormous advantage as the less experienced players begin to have their nerves tested under pressure. They will be sledged about potentially making mistakes while the cameras and millions of viewers see and judge their every move. The 2 chip leaders are relative new comers to the big stage, with Duhamel being only 22 years of age.

Money lost, nothing lost. Confidence lost, everything lost.