Horse Racing Tips & Discussion

[Sheik Yerbouti]

Owes me nothing, will also multi with one of my Blackbookers Always Discreet in R8 @ $25 boosted.

Race 8 is Approach Discreet mate.

Read what I mean not what I type

[Booney]

Owes me nothing, will also multi with one of my Blackbookers Always Discreet in R8 @ $25 boosted.

Race 8 is Approach Discreet mate.

Read what I mean not what I type

[Booney]

Owes me nothing, will also multi with one of my Blackbookers Always Discreet in R8 @ $25 boosted.

Race 8 is Approach Discreet mate.

A big difference when it comes to bathroom windows.

Al Green says Hi.

[Lightning McQueen]

Owes me nothing, will also multi with one of my Blackbookers Always Discreet in R8 @ $25 boosted.

Race 8 is Approach Discreet mate.

Read what I mean not what I type

1 of them went well, you can't be 4 wide for the whole journey on a soft/heavy track and expect there to be some grunt in the end, a very poor ride, I'm usually a big fan of Will.

[mighty_tiger_79]

RIP Subzero

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[gadj1976]

RIP Subzero

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Subby was one of the first horses I backed ever. Got me into the horses. RIP the big fella.

I also loved "The Kingdom" which broke down today - sad day for all connections and me, who backed it regularly.

[Lightning McQueen]

RIP Subzero

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Subby was one of the first horses I backed ever. Got me into the horses. RIP the big fella.

I also loved "The Kingdom" which broke down today - sad day for all connections and me, who backed it regularly.

Schillaci was mine.

[Corona Man]

Some of the vision of subby visiting sick and disabled children in hospital is amazing. Such a placid beautiful horse. You’d swear he knew the kids were ill.

Showing my age here.... Strawberry Road amongst my earlier bets. But I reckon Dad put a $1 onThink Big for me in the cup the year it won..... 1975?

[Lightning McQueen]

Some of the vision of subby visiting sick and disabled children in hospital is amazing. Such a placid beautiful horse. You’d swear he knew the kids were ill.

Showing my age here.... Strawberry Road amongst my earlier bets. But I reckon Dad put a $1 onThink Big for me in the cup the year it won..... 1975?

My first memory of horse racing/betting was when the old man chucked 50 clams on Kiwi to win the 83 Melbourne Cup, I was 9.

I still remember his TAB account number from when he'd ring his bets through then listen to them on the radio.

"Account number 6650420"
"Good evening Chris, how it's going tonight?"

I remember a dog that used to run at Gawler and Angle Park called Wild Country that seemed to never lose.

[Brodlach]

I was at the Show and my brother who put $2 on Dolphin Prince at Victoria Park when I was about 8. Ended up taking home about 20 showbags. I “shouted” an amusement for my brother and girlfriend which was the mirror maze, she got stuck in there and balled her eyes out. An attendant had to get her out

[mighty_tiger_79]

Some of the vision of subby visiting sick and disabled children in hospital is amazing. Such a placid beautiful horse. You’d swear he knew the kids were ill.

Showing my age here.... Strawberry Road amongst my earlier bets. But I reckon Dad put a $1 onThink Big for me in the cup the year it won..... 1975?

My first memory of horse racing/betting was when the old man chucked 50 clams on Kiwi to win the 83 Melbourne Cup, I was 9.

I still remember his TAB account number from when he'd ring his bets through then listen to them on the radio.

"Account number 6650420"
"Good evening Chris, how it's going tonight?"

I remember a dog that used to run at Gawler and Angle Park called Wild Country that seemed to never lose.

How many of us would us our old mans betting account from time to time[emoji3][emoji3][emoji3]

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[Corona Man]

I had one of those TAB phone accounts back in the day. Friday night Harold Park trots it got a hammering.

Mrs C been dipping into my Sportsbet account during lockdown. Finally convinced her to get her own.

[JK]

Gurners Lane was the first time I asked my old man to put a bet on for me (was 10 at the time) - He's never been a racing man so Im pretty sure he didn't get it on but threw a few sheckles my way knowing I'd been into him about it.

Was on Subby in 92' so was already a favourite of mine even before his non-racing career began, very sad news

[Lightning McQueen]

How many of us would us our old mans betting account from time to time[emoji3][emoji3][emoji3]

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My brother used my old mans account and won over $500 one night, dad lived in Fisherman's Bay and my brother was living at Moana at the time so the old man was filthy as he had to drive his card down so he could withdraw it, I'm sure he took a commission.

This was early to mid 90's.

[DOC]

Betting account? Mine was put on by the old man with the SP at the local. Possibly showing my age.

[Lightning McQueen]

Betting account? Mine was put on by the old man with the SP at the local. Possibly showing my age.

Whacked a few shilling in there?

[JK]

Betting account? Mine was put on by the old man with the SP at the local. Possibly showing my age.

Could have been placed with any of our Grandparents (doesn't everyone have a grandparent that was allegedly an SP bookie at some point?

[Spargo]

I remember going into a pub in Pt Pirie (midweek), would’ve been 1993. There was a bookmaker in a small room off of the front bar.

[Corona Man]

I remember going into a pub in Pt Pirie (midweek), would’ve been 1993. There was a bookmaker in a small room off of the front bar.

One used to work out of the Portland hotel years ago, mind you back then every pub in the Port probably had an SP.

[mal]

Some of the vision of subby visiting sick and disabled children in hospital is amazing. Such a placid beautiful horse. You’d swear he knew the kids were ill.

Showing my age here.... Strawberry Road amongst my earlier bets. But I reckon Dad put a $1 onThink Big for me in the cup the year it won..... 1975?

My first memory of horse racing/betting was when the old man chucked 50 clams on Kiwi to win the 83 Melbourne Cup, I was 9.

I still remember his TAB account number from when he'd ring his bets through then listen to them on the radio.

"Account number 6650420"
"Good evening Chris, how it's going tonight?"

I remember a dog that used to run at Gawler and Angle Park called Wild Country that seemed to never lose.

Wild Country was a speed machine over the very short distances
I reckon it won over 10+ races in a row at one stage