The Gelding’s attention is at his home track of Caulfield today and he is looking to start the month of July with a bag full of winners.
As always the bets are on an each way and all up basis.
Caulfield
Race 1 Horse 3 – Lone Eagle (for the ladies at the Tennis club)
Race 2 Horse 2 – Kiwia
Race 5 Horse 2 – A Lotta Love
Race 6 Horse 1 – Revolving Door (also for the ladies at the Tennis club)
Race 7 Horse 13 – Data Point
You can hear the Gelding discuss today’s racing with the Professor on Sportzfan Radio from midday tomorrow on 88.3 Southern FM – the Sounds of the Bayside.
Good luck and good punting!
The Gelding
The Gelding’s attention is at Flemington today and after some close misses last week he is looking to improve slightly to turn those placings into winners.
The Gelding’s attention is at Moonee Valley today and after some fluctuating form over recent weeks, he is looking to make every post a winner today.
Whilst there was not all that much to tweak my interest this week, I did think Tom Hawkins was dead set stiff for copping a suspension when his hit was quite minor compared to the Cotchin, Cunnington 
& Jones hits of the previous few weeks. Having said that, you would think with all the publicity attached to those recent hits, he wasn’t using his brains to grab a jumper and then punch someone. The AFL were going to make a stand at some stage and Hawkins was the first one to be subject to the Match Review Panel’s crack down.
difference. The pressure is on this team to make the World Cup finals and, if they make it, it will be a testament to the coaching of Ange Postecoglou. From what I see this current Australian team is a bit short on talent compared to more recent World Cup campaigns and while they have not yet confirmed qualification for the World Cup, they are still the only team in the group to be undefeated. Clearly, the match against the Blue Samurai in Japan in August will be crucial to qualification for both teams. Japan has the harder draw as they then play Saudi Arabia away in their last game while the Socceroos play bottom of the table Thailand in Australia.
The Gelding’s attention is on the Group One races at Doomben today and after a return to winning form last week, he is looking to build on that with these selections.
finishing fifth in the EPL. That would have got them into the top four on eight of the previous ten years and in two of those years they would have finished second. Arsenal also won the FA Cup last weekend with a great win over Premier League Champion’s, Chelsea. So the year, while frustrating, has not been a disaster. The key now is to ensure Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez remain at the Club on a long term basis. That is the biggest challenge facing Arsenal and Wenger at the moment.
team was on the receiving end. A good question was raised during the week on the issue – would the Richmond player have rushed the ball through if the scores were level with little time left on the clock? I think the answer would be “no”, he would have tried to tap it to his team mate who was nearby at the time. As regards Martin being best on the ground, last year he clearly was the best on the ground, but this year I didn’t think there was a clear stand out player. In my opinion Brandon Ellis was Richmond’s best and Brendan Goddard was Essendon’s best. Martin got close to 30 touches, but his disposal efficiency was similar to the major Essendon ball winners. I was a bit surprised when Martin also got both coaches votes. I must be a poor judge!
The Gelding’s attention is at Moonee Valley today and after another ordinary outing last week he has his mind on the job today to get back into the winner’s list.
The Gelding’s attention is fixed solely on Flemington today and is looking to get back into winning form.