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R2. Carlton Dry Sprint - 1 January 1970
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Early Pike double
I'm tipping an early double for Pike in the opening two events and going with Arcadia Rose in the Carlton Dry Sprint. She is a Listed winner and finished in the top two at 6 of her 10 career starts. Well tried in the market first-up she was a tad disappointing. Pike retains the mount and blinkers added to racing gear I'm happy to give her a second chance. Nardini looks the obvious danger and bracket winning selection. Won two in a row last prep and has trialled extremely well this time in. Awkwardly drawn in barrier 10 but should be able to follow Inok across as he charges forwards. Inok has been a tremendous money spinner for me over the past few years. From Midweek to Geraldton to Saturday victories he loves 1200m, loves Jerry Noske and loves to lead. High Limit should be suited by the top end speed.
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Scott Embry's Bets for the Meeting
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peleus 01 Dec | Posts: 70
Overall, I think this went fine as planned.
DamienWyer 24 Nov | Posts: 7463
The crowd was affected by the International rules game at Pattersons,I know quite a few mad Irishmen who did not stay for the Railway Stakes as they would have missed the start.would assume that quite a few did not attend the races at all.especially with the R...
hash 24 Nov | Posts: 7333
crowd was alright I'd say. whose the person on the far right drinking a can of Mid, is that a sheila on stilts or a bloke with a blonde wig on, would hate to run into her down a dark northbridge alley on an early sunday morning :-))
IntoIt 24 Nov | Posts: 642
When I had a place getter in the pert cup, when itit was 3200m the crush from the grandstand to the yard was just .....beautiful :\">
Tivers 24 Nov | Posts: 7689
Too many bloody people in my books.Struggled to even get a view of my own horses racing...............and forget managing to get to the mounting yard in a hurry (if the need had arised)
IronMike 24 Nov | Posts: 502
I know several people who left the races to get there for the start of the footy. So yes, it would have had some effect. Yeah may be true mate but they still came in thru the gate The crowd was a beauty I thought hats of PR bloody hard getting people to...
thefalcon 24 Nov | Posts: 20212
I reckon it was a terrific crowd and well behaved. re the lack of cars...a lot, like me, caught a cab...no use dicing with "the blue light disc". 8-X
TheDiva 24 Nov | Posts: 11782
crowd was alright I'd say.
TheDiva 24 Nov | Posts: 11782
I know several people who left the races to get there for the start of the footy. So yes, it would have had some effect.
IronMike 24 Nov | Posts: 502
The crowd was affected by the International rules game at Pattersons,I know quite a few mad Irishmen who did not stay for the Railway Stakes as they would have missed the start.would assume that quite a few did not attend the races at all.especially with the R...