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R1: 6/10/18 R2: 8/12/15 R3: 2/6/8 R4: 5/6/12 R5: 1/3/6 R6: 2/4/11 R7: 1/4/9 R8: 1/5/14 R9: 4/7/11 Thanks

Open class at tipping a bunch of horses and then highlighting those that won, and saying nothing about those that got beaten. I tipped three horses on here yesterday (before the races were run) - one of them won and paid $6.50 and the other two were beaten. I'm happy with that. Cheers ps. has your keyboard got any punctuation marks on it?

Pizzly disappointing but enjoyed the $6.50 that Archanna paid. Normally get worried when they drift like that but class prevailed. Some of the winnings on Attorney in the next - shouldn't mind the wet and recent trial was a nice tune-up.

Con Te Partiro was also backing up from the Doncaster (although did have a 2kg swing in the weights on Nettoyer). A winner across the ditch today? I really liked the most recent trial of Archanna (R2 at Warwick Farm) and the stable-mate Pizzly looks a reasonable place bet, with a smaller saver win bet.

Bit of history here teddy and as Billy Joel sung, "we didn't start the fire". Good to know it hasn't gone unnoticed (one word) by others. I know a few BGP members and your Harry hindsight traits haven't gone unnoticed (again one word) either.

Yet you picked Nettoyer in the comp!? (before the race was run) You realise you're looking like a bigger benefit of hindsight genius than rdytdy, who I note was quick to disassociate himself from Saturday's BGP Punters Club performance - no "I" in team teddy!

Unfortunately for them they had to put their bets on before the races were run

Some scratching replacements - thanks R1) 1/3/4 R2) 2/9/12 R3) 2/10/11 R4) 1/2/10 R5) 1/2/7 R6) 1/4/7 R7) 1/2/4 R8) 10/12/13 R9) 5/14/17 R10) 7/13/14

R1) 1/3/4 R2) 2/4/5 R3) 2/10/11 R4) 1/2/10 R5) 1/2/11 R6) 1/4/7 R7) 1/2/4 R8) 10/12/13 R9) 5/14/17 R10) 7/13/14 Thanks

Do we have a consensus on that?

Who cares?

This suggestion that had Taroni run straight, or not lost momentum just before the line, it would have won easily, is interesting but is it relevant? I don't know the rules very well so please correct me if I'm wrong. Surely it is not Bordeaux Le Rouge's fault that Taroni ran around. What would have happened had Taroni run straight is therefore irrelevant. It didn't run straight therefore that is a moot point. By running out over the last 100m Taroni forced Bordeaux le Rouge to cover extra ground. Pythagoras can help with the maths. Lets say Taroni ran out 10 metres over the last 100 metres, then it has forced the runner up to cover roughly an extra 0.5m. What was the winning margin?

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Great idea! Well done Talk.

My lay today is Nature Strip in the Darley Sprint at Flemington. Bit risky but I really like Santa Ana Lane today (after laying him second-up in the Everest)