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Last race meet for Greg Miles tomorrow. Great career and will be missed.
I personally think Darren McCauley is the best caller in Australia but Greg Miles is an easy second in my books.
I personally think Darren McCauley is the best caller in Australia but Greg Miles is an easy second in my books.
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Oakbank: Race 2 number 5 Just a Bigger Dash. Race 5 number 6 Red Fire Lady
Right in front of me. RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME!
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Will ch 7 show the last race from Caulfield?
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Really annoys me (and I know I am speaking thru my pocket) when horses are vetted at the start and allowed to run and end up getting eased out of the race. Last race at Oakbank, horse goes nuts in gates next to favourite Icelandic Star, ends up getting scratched. Vet checks the favourite and allows it to run, it was gone before the bend before jockey eases it out of race. Where is the accountability of the Vet for these sort of decisions?
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Eagles2014 wrote:Really annoys me (and I know I am speaking thru my pocket) when horses are vetted at the start and allowed to run and end up getting eased out of the race. Last race at Oakbank, horse goes nuts in gates next to favourite Icelandic Star, ends up getting scratched. Vet checks the favourite and allows it to run, it was gone before the bend before jockey eases it out of race. Where is the accountability of the Vet for these sort of decisions?
How can a vet diagnose a horse that is mentally shot in 60 seconds or less? Its like a footballer copping a jumper punch or two and a stinging sledge early in the first quarter.......physically he might be fine but mentally it is game over
No different to seeing the nag in the mounting yard with sweat pouring off it. Game over before it even gets to the gate!
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A group of us went to Oakbank yesterday and it certainly is a picnic meet. For some of us who wanted a punt in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, it was almost impossible to organise. We set up at the 600m mark.
The UBET tent int he middle of the track had all the screens on the tote but not one on Sky channel. The only TV we could find was a little one at the tote near the home straight.
The "big" screen was after the post and impossible to see where we were.
There was no audio of anything other than the local meet.
All up, we had a good day but I found it a bit frustrating not being able to see the other races on tv without having a huge hike.
The UBET tent int he middle of the track had all the screens on the tote but not one on Sky channel. The only TV we could find was a little one at the tote near the home straight.
The "big" screen was after the post and impossible to see where we were.
There was no audio of anything other than the local meet.
All up, we had a good day but I found it a bit frustrating not being able to see the other races on tv without having a huge hike.
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gadj1976 wrote:A group of us went to Oakbank yesterday and it certainly is a picnic meet. For some of us who wanted a punt in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, it was almost impossible to organise. We set up at the 600m mark.
The UBET tent int he middle of the track had all the screens on the tote but not one on Sky channel. The only TV we could find was a little one at the tote near the home straight.
The "big" screen was after the post and impossible to see where we were.
There was no audio of anything other than the local meet.
All up, we had a good day but I found it a bit frustrating not being able to see the other races on tv without having a huge hike.
Do yourself a favour and go to the Clare Easter race meet. Went there a few years back and in my opinion was a shit load better than Oakbank.
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went yesterday as well, had a car radio and my tablet to put me bets on with, simple!
Go The Tiges!!!
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LaughingKookaburra wrote:gadj1976 wrote:A group of us went to Oakbank yesterday and it certainly is a picnic meet. For some of us who wanted a punt in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, it was almost impossible to organise. We set up at the 600m mark.
The UBET tent int he middle of the track had all the screens on the tote but not one on Sky channel. The only TV we could find was a little one at the tote near the home straight.
The "big" screen was after the post and impossible to see where we were.
There was no audio of anything other than the local meet.
All up, we had a good day but I found it a bit frustrating not being able to see the other races on tv without having a huge hike.
Do yourself a favour and go to the Clare Easter race meet. Went there a few years back and in my opinion was a shit load better than Oakbank.
We used to go up there 10 years ago. I handed in my 'resignation' from going up there after they said did away with the big screen past the post. We had 2 32 inch TVs that 5000 people gathered around to watch the races. I complained to them and they said they did it to conserve money. Obviously they've got it back which is great.
I had some of my best Easter's up there, awesome!
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LaughingKookaburra wrote:gadj1976 wrote:A group of us went to Oakbank yesterday and it certainly is a picnic meet. For some of us who wanted a punt in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, it was almost impossible to organise. We set up at the 600m mark.
The UBET tent int he middle of the track had all the screens on the tote but not one on Sky channel. The only TV we could find was a little one at the tote near the home straight.
The "big" screen was after the post and impossible to see where we were.
There was no audio of anything other than the local meet.
All up, we had a good day but I found it a bit frustrating not being able to see the other races on tv without having a huge hike.
Do yourself a favour and go to the Clare Easter race meet. Went there a few years back and in my opinion was a shit load better than Oakbank.
Has anyone been to the Warracknabeal Cup? On at Easter as well and I do have accomodation there if i ever go
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off at the 'Bool, a great racing carnival with the best caller in the land, Rick McIntosh
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'Bool treble
5,7 / 8,11 / 2,7
5,7 / 8,11 / 2,7
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Booney wrote:'Bool treble
5,7 / 8,11 / 2,7
If you want to go quickly, go alone.
If you want to go far, go together.
If you want to go far, go together.
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If you want to go quickly, go alone.
If you want to go far, go together.
If you want to go far, go together.
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Stumps wrote:gutsy gutsy win by zed em in the brierly.
How did the 2nd horse not pick it up???
Matty Wade is a star and deserves more respect from the forum family!
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Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittttt, my mates' horse just won at Balak. Paid 44 on the tote and I didn't have a cent on it.
He got it at 41 and then again at 83's. It was its first run and looked a decent mid field chance from barrier 17. Little did I realise!
He got it at 41 and then again at 83's. It was its first run and looked a decent mid field chance from barrier 17. Little did I realise!
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gadj1976 wrote:Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittttt, my mates' horse just won at Balak. Paid 44 on the tote and I didn't have a cent on it.
He got it at 41 and then again at 83's. It was its first run and looked a decent mid field chance from barrier 17. Little did I realise!
And you chose to tell us now?
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