Kenilworth Saturday 26/1/13

I think Half Moon Hotel is just below the best three-year-olds in CPT - will go very close

Great Kali

mr hawaii Wrote:

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> I think Half Moon Hotel is just below the best
> three-year-olds in CPT - will go very close


(tu)...I looked at Lord J and decided too far....:S

the cape jockeys really cannot think out of the box - how can they all try to get a run on that outside rail - very very poor

mr hawaii Wrote:

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> the cape jockeys really cannot think out of the
> box - how can they all try to get a run on that
> outside rail - very very poor


frustrating...the going is obviously far superior...that it over-rides common sense....(not enough space for the whole field)
What disappoints me is that when they try and switch, it's too late...

Got the PA - but had to pay in

mr hawaii Wrote:

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> the cape jockeys really cannot think out of the
> box - how can they all try to get a run on that
> outside rail - very very poor

Actually they are thinking out of the box.

How else do you think these kind of results and payouts can materialise.

All it takes for payouts to soar, is one or two out of form runners to win, in a race or two, where the 1st two or three favorites are expected to win.

Question is what happened to the form runners. Never delved into, or pursued.

Further question is why did the the form runners not run to form.

Probably a number of reasons and explanations, some true, some questionable, but accepted as been the reason, until proven wrong, which is beyond the scope of thinking of the bread and butter punter, and difficult to prove.

Think Lance Amstrong

Observer1 Wrote:

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> mr hawaii Wrote:
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> > the cape jockeys really cannot think out of the
> > box - how can they all try to get a run on that
> > outside rail - very very poor
>
> Actually they are thinking out of the box.
>
> How else do you think these kind of results and
> payouts can materialise.
>
> All it takes for payouts to soar, is one or two
> out of form runners to win, in a race or two,
> where the 1st two or three favorites are expected
> to win.
>
> Question is what happened to the form runners.
> Never delved into, or pursued.
>
> Further question is why did the the form runners
> not run to form.
>
> Probably a number of reasons and explanations,
> some true, some questionable, but accepted as been
> the reason, until proven wrong, which is beyond
> the scope of thinking of the bread and butter
> punter, and difficult to prove.
>
> Think Lance Amstrong

Try the Lotto

PA 48 x R442,10 won in Kenilworth as well... R22=1229,80 won for R8640-00

Loopy Logic Wrote:

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> Big Day in the Cape! All the best to everyone with
> runners (
>
> Race 1: #1 Pure Power (4/1) , #12,8,3,5
> Race 2: #2 Colourful Jet (43/10), 3, 1, 5
> (9,11,12)
> Race 3: # 5 Dizzy Feet (4/1) , #1,13,12,16
> Race 4: # 1 Lammy (17/10) , #7,5,4,10
> Race 5: #3 Cape Town (13/1) ,4,6,11
> Race 6: #3 Smart Colleen (36/10) ,2,7
> Race 7: #9 Via Africa (22/10) ,1,7,8,2
> Race 8 : #6 Arguto (55/10) ,1,9,5
> Race 9: #2 Golden Dane (67/10) (
> ,5,10,8,3,13,6,11,7
>
> Places:
> Race 3 # 5 Dizzy Feet
> Race 4 # 1 Lammy
> Race 5 # 3 Cape Town
> R6 # 3 Smart Colleen
> Race 7 # 9 Via Africa
> R8 # 6 Arguto
> R9#2 Golden Dane
>
> All of them place will give you a PA straight line
> 60/1 (tu)
>
> PA: 5,(1,13,12) x 1,(7,5) x 3,(4,6,11) x 3,(2,7) x
> 9,(1,7) x 6,(1,9,5) x 2,(5,2,8,3,13)

wd loopy

Loopy Logic Wrote:

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> PA 48 x R442,10 won in Kenilworth as well...
> R22=1229,80 won for R8640-00
>
> Loopy Logic Wrote:
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> > Big Day in the Cape! All the best to everyone
> with
> > runners (
> >
> > Race 1: #1 Pure Power (4/1) , #12,8,3,5
> > Race 2: #2 Colourful Jet (43/10), 3, 1, 5
> > (9,11,12)
> > Race 3: # 5 Dizzy Feet (4/1) , #1,13,12,16
> > Race 4: # 1 Lammy (17/10) , #7,5,4,10
> > Race 5: #3 Cape Town (13/1) ,4,6,11
> > Race 6: #3 Smart Colleen (36/10) ,2,7
> > Race 7: #9 Via Africa (22/10) ,1,7,8,2
> > Race 8 : #6 Arguto (55/10) ,1,9,5
> > Race 9: #2 Golden Dane (67/10) (
> > ,5,10,8,3,13,6,11,7
> >
> > Places:
> > Race 3 # 5 Dizzy Feet
> > Race 4 # 1 Lammy
> > Race 5 # 3 Cape Town
> > R6 # 3 Smart Colleen
> > Race 7 # 9 Via Africa
> > R8 # 6 Arguto
> > R9#2 Golden Dane
> >
> > All of them place will give you a PA straight
> line
> > 60/1 (tu)
> >
> > PA: 5,(1,13,12) x 1,(7,5) x 3,(4,6,11) x 3,(2,7)
> x
> > 9,(1,7) x 6,(1,9,5) x 2,(5,2,8,3,13)


Well played mate. I caught the p6... but my useless punting strategies only helped me catch 2% of it. Would have caught 50% if i had gone with my top 2 selections from the 1st leg instaed of bankering lammy. Needless to say i am drowning my sorrows.

The false rail has been very wide ( about 6-7m) for the last couple of weeks to protect the track around the turn in the run up to the met. The horses are thrown out wide coming round the bend hence the move to the outside. On Met day will most likely be a different story.