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Racing: Moody Betting On A Cox Plate Run For Dissident

July 25th, 2014 by Pom de Turf

This could easily have been a season that Dissident spent away from the racecourse, with some sizable offers coming the way of his owners that very nearly tempted them to give him the year off. But a few key retirements amongst the weight-for-age horses that would have been his competition have persuaded his owners to give him a chance at the Cox Plate in 2014 – and the Racing odds show him as a real chance at this early stage…

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Racing Odds: O’Shea Weighs Golden Rose Options

July 23rd, 2014 by Pom de Turf

Looking ahead to September 13th and the Golden Rose Stakes at Rosehill, it seems like trainer John O’Shea has an embarrassment of riches at his fingertips, and that he’ll have some tricky decisions to make when it comes to choosing a prospect to run. We make three colts that will be in his thoughts before the Golden rose Stakes, and we’ll be looking for their Racing odds between now and then…

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Racing Odds: A Cautious Approach For The Quarterback

July 22nd, 2014 by Pom de Turf

The Quarterback is a talented, rising four-year-old, and he’s a horse that’s well worth keeping tabs on when you’re looking over the Racing odds in advance of the big races coming up in the Melbourne Spring. But don’t necessarily expect to see The Quarterback putting in too many appearances – trainer Robbie Griffiths looks to have a light schedule in mind for his charge…

The Quarterback’s maiden Group 1 opportunity came Read the rest of this entry »

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Racing Odds: Grafton Cup Winner For Waterhouse

July 22nd, 2014 by Pom de Turf

It’s only last week that we were looking ahead to the Melbourne Cup and the possibility of a second winner for Gai Waterhouse, and she’s seen some success in the last few weeks that just remind us of the strength of the stable, and that has just whet our appetite for the Spring Season, and set us looking over the Racing odds available at this early stage…

It was Queenstown who eased home to claim the Grafton Cup for Waterhouse, confirming yet again a Read the rest of this entry »

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Racing Odds: Look Out For Cluster On Saturday

July 19th, 2014 by Pom de Turf

After a good win (by more than nine lengths) back in June, Fastnet Rock colt Cluster will be in action again at Rosehill ths weekend, and there will be plenty of pundits and Racing enthusiasts – and his trainers! – watching and taking stock of when he’s at, and where he might be able to get to in time for the Spring Season. And, of course, how a run – good or otherwise – will affect his and plenty of other Racing odds

Aside from that strong win at Kembla Granage in June, Cluster put in Read the rest of this entry »

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Racing Odds: Can Gai Waterhouse Win The Cup Again?

July 18th, 2014 by Pom de Turf

It was a great day for Australian Racing fans when the first lady of Racing in Australia, Gai Waterhouse, scored her first Melbourne Cup win with Fiorente. But she won’t be resting on her laurels, by any stretch of the imagination, and when you’re looking at the Racing odds at the other end of the link, have a look out for the name Tres Blue, who might just be the horse to Read the rest of this entry »

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Racing Odds: Bounding Makes Australian Debut

July 18th, 2014 by Pom de Turf

Kiwi filly Bounding ran a race that would have been heartening for trainer Ken Kelso in her first run on Australian soil, at the Royal Sovereign Stakes back in April. And she’s a horse that might make an appearance in the Racing odds that you’ll see between now and the Spring Season, especially if you’re Read the rest of this entry »

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Racing Odds: Zebulon Still Targeting Caulfield Guineas

July 17th, 2014 by Pom de Turf

The second Saturday in October is circled in the calendar of plenty of Racing enthusiasts, and they’ll be checking their Racing odds pretty regularly between now and then, we’re sure. Another calendar that will have a big red circle around Caulfield Cup day, we reckon, is the one that belongs to Peter Morgan, trainer of exciting prospect Zebulon.

Zebulon was in action recently in the Read the rest of this entry »

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Racing Odds: Looking To The Spring Sprints

July 12th, 2014 by Pom de Turf

It can sometimes feel like the real fliers are left out of the headlines in the Spring Season, with the media focus trained on the really high-profile races: the Melbourne Cup itself, of course, but the Cox Plate and the Caulfield Cup, as well. The second week in October features a couple of big events over 1600m that we’re very much looking ahead to, and looking forward to, so we’ll get the chance to look at the real fliers in action.

But who those fliers will be is open to debate. Between now and the start of October we’ll be bringing you all the Racing odds as we get them, and Read the rest of this entry »

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Racing Odds: Jet Away Cox Plate Hopeful

July 8th, 2014 by Pom de Turf

After a fourth-placed finish in the 2013 Caulfield Cup, things looked to be going well for Jet Away, but there was disappointment for trainer David Hayes when his charge suffered a tendon injury in the Mackinnon Stakes. We haven’t seen much of Jet Away since then, but we’re hearing now that Read the rest of this entry »

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