Another good day of tipping last Saturday for the Professor and the Gelding with the Professor’s Parlay getting up for the third week in a row. The pair will try and keep the form going at Moonee Valley today where the track is rated a Soft 6 and the rail is in the true position for the entire circuit.
Don’t forget to back the tips each way!
Moonee Valley
Professor’s tips
Race 3 Horse 2 – Millane (for the ladies at the Tennis club)
Race 8 Horse 6 – Military Expert (also for the ladies at the Tennis club)
Gelding’s tips
Race 4 Horse 2 – Mr Brightside
Race 5 Horse 7 – Coolangatta
Professor’s Parlay
Race 3 Horse 2 – Millane into Manchester City to beat Aston Villa (EPL) into Nick Kyrgios to beat JJ Wolf (US Open).
Good luck and good punting!
The Professor
There has been heated discussion over recent weeks as to whether Essendon should get the number one draft pick should they finish on the bottom of the ladder. Speaking from a purely one eyed position, surely if they finish last they get the number one pick. Hasn’t the 
team been punished enough? three years of investigations combined with the most severe penalties ever dished out to a club….and all this when the Tribunal could not establish clearly that banned substances had been administered. Personally, I would prefer they didn’t justify the number one pick as the club has not won the wooden spoon since 1933 which is well before I was born, so in my life time I have not experienced the ignominy of finishing last. In 1933 there was only twelve teams, so they would be finishing six places lower this time!
part of the media and certainly entitled to his opinion, but I must say apart from the last two weeks I think their progress has been quite good. Even in the big loss to Fremantle, the Bombers won the last quarter. The loss to Hawthorn was certainly on the cards and I picked the Hawks to win by 100pts so I was not far off. One thing I will say about Mark Thompson’s comments is that they weren’t vindictive like Mick Malthouse’s continued comments about Collingwood. I think Bomber’s comments at least showed that he still cared.
tag. That is unfortunate as surely that is what every sportsman strives for. His form has certainly dropped off since getting to the number one spot. I can’t get excited about the Aussie contingent this time around. Adam Scott is talking a good talk but his confidence seems to be lacking. I think the most likely winner is the home grown Jordan Spieth.
