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You'll be taking prices in markets sitting around 130% and multiplying your losses over and over.
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By Hedley Jordan · Posted
https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=971698621452096 Border matters -
A couple later on for me today - had the meeting been at Hastings, I’d have attended and you could have met me in person. 4.30: SEVENEYES 7.00: SONGWRITER
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Thank you. Newton Abbot used to have a greyhound circuit inside the horse track but that’s long gone. Dundalk in Ireland has a greyhound track inside the Polytrack. In former times we had greyhound tracks at Stamford Bridge, White City and Wimbledon inside football, athletic and even speedway tracks but all gone. Greyhound racing in the UK isn’t in good shape - many tracks have been sold for redevelopment. Romford is the only survivor in London. Ironically, the Greyhound Derby is run at Towcester - the dog track was built inside the horse race course after the latter closed.
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yeah Hokes we knew where the stern opposition was coming from this is true, couldnt see past the 2.70 place for LUC But looked unlucky not to win,not sure what happened just before the turn but this cost Lucalan the Chocolates
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By Harry Newshound · Posted
Hall of Fame trainers and University of Arizona Race Track Industry Program graduates Todd Pletcher and Bob Baffert returned to the Global Symposium on Racing Dec. 10 to discuss career developments.View the full article -
Thanks. Pakstar., will have a look at them. And Racingoutsider.
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By Hedley Jordan · Posted
https://www.facebook.com/reel/935686135248451 Super Foods -
By Hedley Jordan · Posted
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1004506828388282 Gates the Commie Freak -
Blast from the past I used to drive from Napier to watch Stylish Major and Le Chant go around at Manawatu. Those 2 as good if not better than the poofters running around today in open class!!
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By Alf Riston · Posted
I've metioned this a few times before, but isn't this completely in the face of NZ Anti-competive legislation ??? Instead of running the industry well, this seems to be a lazy fix that is outside of the rules 'normal businesses operate under? -
By racingoutsider · Posted
It's not betting on NZTAB from abroad that is the issue. It's betting with overseas providers from NZ that this 'legislative net' is designed to prevent or make illegal. -
By racingoutsider · Posted
The TAB announced this. 2025 is going to be a big year for retail as we look to update and upgrade key areas of the customers’ experience. As we prepare to provide our customers with some of the new things they’ve been asking for, we’ve also had to look at some of the products we currently offer retail customers. As part of this, All Up/Poker bet types will no longer be offered from today, Wednesday 11 December. A great alternative bet type to consider is a Multi. How to place a multi on the self-service terminal: Select ‘Sports’ on the side of the screen. Scroll down to FOB Racing Choose your meeting and race from the event list. Select your bet type. Choose your runner. Then add your stake and select ‘Add to Multi’. To add more options, go back to your event and repeat the process until you’ve built your multi. While we can understand the removal of this bet type might not be ideal for some customers, we look forward to being able to communicate all of the benefits of the new retail experience. There are lots of exciting changes planned for our customers including more features, more products, more options and better customer experiences. We can’t wait to keep you up-to-date with everything we have planned for TAB stores. Thanks for continuing to be a valued customer of TAB. -
Whilst In Aussie and Indonesia recently I used a VPN to bet from my NZ TAB. Those countries also have similar legislation to that being introduced in NZ. Worked perfectly
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Not sure what a Poker 4 is, but in regards to your multi query you could use one of the "Any 2.., Any 3.." options which pay even if you miss one or multiple legs. I do this every Saturday by putting together what was traditionally called a "Heinz 57" or a "Super Heinz" multi.
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By chiknsmack · Posted
Cambridge, Manawatu, Addington, and Ascot Park are all dual- or tri-code facilities with the greyhound track inside the harness track (and in the case of Ascot Park the gallops track outside that). Wanganui have a (brand new) straight track which runs parallel to the home straight at the Wanganui Jockey Club property and a circle track nextdoor, though I think that land is technically a park (there's a rugby field inside the greyhound track and I believe a local rugby club based there). Manukau is on Auckland Council property and the council were already looking to ditch the dogs and update the entire facility with a new velodrome/athletics track/aquatic centre etc. -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
Repole Stable's Fierceness has undergone hind ankle surgery, Hall of Fame trainer Todd Pletcher told the audience during a multiple-topic discussion at the University of Arizona Race Track Industry Program's Global Symposium on Racing Dec. 10.View the full article -
By Hedley Jordan · Posted
https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=8795301683892562 Funding for their Veterans -
Uncle Barry was impressive beating some smart types until that first up failure. Money on again. Cosentino the same with Allpress up.
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Just been down to local TAB to put a Poker 4 bet on. Couldn't find any tickets to write out so asked at the counter only to be told that these were no longer available as from yesterday!!! Also included are All Up Bets. I always liked these type of bets as you could win a lot of money for a small outlay. I know you can take Multis but if you miss one race on these you are out. It seems to me that the TAB is mainly interested in sports betting now not horse racing. Anyone know anything about this? I walked out of the TAB in disgust with my money!!!
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