The Gelding’s attention remains at his home track at Caulfield today and after a well known jockey’s ride last week put the Gelding’s all up bets in jeopardy, he had no qualms in immediately awarding an s-hit ride.
As always the bets are on an each way and all up basis.
Caulfield
Race 2 Horse 2 – Peacock
Race 3 Horse 3 – Catchy (for the ladies at the Tennis club)
Race 4 Horse 4 – Pariah
Race 6 Horse 7 – El Divino
Race 7 Horse 4 – Malaguerra (also for the ladies at the Tennis club)
Good luck and good punting!
The Gelding
Last weekend we had the women’s and men’s finals in the Australian Open tennis tournament and each participant was aged over 30. The
average age across both finals was 34. This surely must be some sort of record. Open officials probably couldn’t believe their luck after the early exit of Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray with the Williams’ sisters, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal making it through to the final days of the tournament.
week on the re-vamped SEN breakfast show and I must say, to date, I am significantly under whelmed. It would want to improve significantly to stay on the air!
unfortunately, a number of falls impacted on him later in his career. He was always regarded as one of the best riders of front runners and still got rides even though he was past his best due to his ability to rate a horse out the front. The statistics show that he won 10% of his rides and was placed in nearly 30%. That is a pretty good strike rate.
The Gelding’s attention is on his home track at Caulfield today and after a reasonable outing last week he is looking to build on that with these tips.
The Gelding’s attention is at Flemington today and after a reasonable weekend on the punt last week with two winners and a second, he is looking to build on that today.
The Gelding’s attention is at Moonee Valley today and with the new year there comes new hope that he will be in for a bumper year on the punt!
The Gelding’s attention is at his home track of Caulfield today and is looking to make 2017 a great one on the punt.
The Gelding’s attention is at Sandown today in this last metropolitan race meeting before Christmas. He acknowledges he must lift his game this outing as he needs some funds for the Chrissie pudding tomorrow.
It was interesting reviewing the results from the stand alone meeting at Racing.com Park last Saturday afternoon. I know the complex has not been open for all that long, but six track records were broken on the day, with the 1400m record broken twice. It does reflect the calibre of horses that were in attendance for a stand alone Saturday meeting, but six records in one day must be some sort of a record in itself!
to be ramping up at the moment and while no one wants to see a strike, I must say I would not blame the players if they took industrial action. In most sporting competitions in the world the players get a percentage of the revenue so why should the AFL be any different?
The Gelding’s attention returns to Flemington today and after bagging a couple of winners last start at Pakenham, he is in some good form coming into the festive season.