01 BLUR (Colin Little) Steven King (3) 56.5
02 COOL TRENT (Dean Lawson) Scott Seamer (13) 56.0
03 WYNDAM GLORY (Tony McEvoy) Stephen Baster (5) 56.0
04 WARRIOR TRADER (Maryann Thexton) Hugh Bowman (14) 55.5
05 GRANDWAY SHOGUN (Bryan Guy) Michael Rodd (a) (18) 55.5
06 FIERY VENTURE (Gai Waterhouse) Chris Munce (10) 55.5
07 SPINNING CON (Kim Moore) Jon Grisedale (6) 55.5
08 LION DANCER (Bob Thomsen) Glen Boss (4) 55.5
09 AND SHINTARO (Russell Cameron) Steven Arnold (1) 55.5
10 NO STOPS (Bevan Laming) Greg Childs (7) 55.5
11 AMEX (Alan Bailey) Glen Colless (8) 55.5
12 BIAGGIO (Gai Waterhouse) (15) 55.5
13 LOVELY JUBLY (Kevin Robinson) Brett Prebble (2) 55.0
14 PRIVATE STEER (Lee Curtis) Grant Buckley (11) 54.0
15 DE LOLLIES (Clarry Conners) (12) 54.0
16 MARDI GRAS (Gerald Ryan) Zac Purton (a) (17) 53.5
17 E1 NORTHERN FORCE (Rob Heathcote) (9) 55.5
18 E2 MIGHTY BLAZE (Alan Bailey) (16) 55.5



Will post my selections later on.

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[ This Message was edited by: Paddy on 2003-01-09 10:08 ]

Hi Paddy, I might have a go myself when I can get hold of some form.

In the meantime here is the current odds over here (OzBet)

LOVELY JUBLY $4.50
COOL TRENT $26
WYNDAM GLORY $41
BLUR $4.25
PRIVATE STEER $3.50
WARRIOR TRADER $61
GRANDWAY SHOGUN $41
MARDI GRAS $14
LION DANCER $101
DE LOLLIES $71
AND SHINTARO $5
NO STOPS $101
AMEX $61
FIERY VENTURE $21
SPINNING CON $41
BIAGGIO $31
NORTHERN FORCE (1E) $126
MIGHTY BLAZE (2E) $126



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[ This Message was edited by: Sandgroper on 2003-01-09 13:36 ]

I just know that EI is gonna tip us NO. 13 as a special! :wink:

Looks a race in two, with 13 LOVELY JUBLY & 14 PRIVATE STEER appearing to have the class edge on the rest of the field.

Lean towards LOVELY JUBLY due to the better draw & additional run under the belt.

Next best are 16 MARDI GRAS – not well drawn but winner 3 out of 4 in Brisbane and 09 AND SHINTARO – Victorian visitor undefeated in 2 starts in Brisbane, well drawn.

Roughie - 07 SPINNING CON – well drawn & could lead them a merry dance.


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[ This Message was edited by: Sandgroper on 2003-01-09 17:00 ]

Just because - here a mine

Racebook order

1 - 2 - 12 - 13 - 14

Blur
Cool Trent
Biaggio (eachway)
Lovely Jubly
Private Steer

My top 4 for this event:

NO. 1 BLUR
NO. 14 PRIVATE STEER
NO. 13 LOVELY JUBLY
NO. 02 COOL TRENT

Value EW bet NO. 4 WARRIOR TRADER

13 LOVELY JUBLY, 5 GRANDWAY SHOGUN, 6 FIERY VENTURE & 11 AMEX

1. Who is using my logo?
:lol:

2. 100/1 Lovely Jubly - GET ON!
The best the old Jubly will manage is a placing at very best.
I've been wrong before, but the horse is just not what it was before.
Apart from the fact that it always jumps awkwardly from the barrier, and will probably cannon into Blur as well, this race is set up for a bolter at any old odds.
You heard it first here!
Maybe put Pegasus wings on it?
:grin:

After wanting to lay Lovely Jubly on Betfair, here are my value tips in racebook order.

#9 - And Shintaro
#14 - Private Steer
#16 - Mardi Gras

For multiples or scratchings throw in #6 - Fiery Venture.


[ This Message was edited by: Equine Investor on 2003-01-10 22:37 ]

Mardi Gras

Sounds good to me, Lovely Jubly 100/1. Did you allow for the addition of blinkers EI? Can I have some of that 100/1 EW? :grin:

No Paddy, each-way not available at Equine Investor Bookmakers.
100/1 to win only.

I could well end up with scrambled eggs on my face here, but I actually don't think LJ will even run a placing!
:eek:

Sorry I posted picks on 2yo thread -

And Shintaro
Cool Trent
Private Steer
Lovely Jubbly

Roughie - No Stops

Cheers
Cosmo

Thought i was going to be different and pick (2) Cool Trent , but looking at the thread i'm not the only one expecting a big run.Can't help but go back to Ascot Vale stakes back in Sept when second behind Innovation Girl , it was a slashing run and probably should have won the race.Also cast my mind back to this day last year when he ran 3rd in the 2yo event.

(16) Mardi Gras , wide gate i know but i think you have to forget her last start and put it down to a lack of experience and having a new jockey on it's back , Zac Purton is back aboard.

Have to have (13) Lovely Jubly and (14) Private Steer in for the multiples.

Lovely Jubly
Private Steer
Blur

(14) Private Steer
(13) Lovely Jubly
(16) Mardis Gras

Value bet - (8) Lion Dancer

Equine Investor Bookmakers accepted the 100/1 against Lovely Jubly, and predicted a blow out from a bolter!

Should have taken the each-way bet Paddy.
:wink:

Take heed of the poor prices offered on Lovely Jubly!

:grin:

05 JUPITERS MAGIC
MILLIONS 3YO TPHY
1400 Metres
3:20pm
2ND LEG EXTRA DOUBLE

WIN/PLACE
12 26.90 5.90
9...............2.50
11...............9.50

QUINELLA (9-12) 92.00
EXACTA (12-9) 273.30
TRIFECTA
(12-9-11) 6,861.30
FIRST 4
(12-9-11-1) 35,113.90
EXTRA DOUBLE (7-12) 394.40
SPECIAL DIV. (7-SCR) 11.80

(12) BIAGGIO (S.GALLOWAY)
(9) AND SHINTARO (S.ARNOLD)
(11) AMEX (G.COLLESS)

SCR - 17,18


The winner tipped by Redcraze – brilliant result Redcraze! Well done!!

Second tipped by Sandgroper, Equine Investor & Cosmo.

Third tipped by our newcomer El Gordo. Desperately unlucky El Gordo, missed the start clearly, what a run!

Fourth tipped by Redcraze, Paddy & dolly007.

Thread collectively tipped the first four.

Did I hear right, Lovely Jubly didn’t complete the race!? :eek:

And what happen to Private Steer? :???:

Extract courtesy SMH website:

Once upon a time it would have been feared Lovely Jubly was "got at" after her appalling effort in the Magic Millions Trophy for three-year-olds at the Gold Coast. But it was quickly diagnosed as a "heart attack".

Chief steward Steve Railton was swift to divulge that the toast of the latest Brisbane winter carnival had been blood-tested before the race and found to be clean.

However, after her dismal performance - which caused jockey Brett Prebble to say: "She kept on getting slower and slower" - Lovely Jubly was checked by the club vets and found to have "heart arrhythmia".

This is a recent phenomenon and back in the days when fence jumpers plied their trade it hadn't been discovered as a worthwhile explanation for a run that indicated some type of go-slow might have been applied.

The good news for connections is that horses have come back after such attacks to something like their best.

Last winter many figured Lovely Jubly was the best two-year-old of the season following successes in the QTC Sires' Produce and T.J.Smith at Eagle Farm. Owner David Throsby wisely didn't rush her into the spring, electing to keep her for the Magic Millions.

Most figured she had gone amiss yesterday after Prebble eased her out of the race at the 600-metre mark.

But trainer Kevin Robinson, who prepares her at Berry on the NSW South Coast, said after consulting the jockey that she returned after the race with nothing visibly amiss.

"I'm at a loss," Robinson told stewards in describing the performance of Lovely Jubly, starting at 13-4 in a good betting race.

Going into the engagement the trainer figured the filly was spot-on.

Many well-performed two-year-olds do not later recapture the form of their youth, but Biaggio, from the Gai Waterhouse stable, did not even race until three. The galloper saved the day for NSW by being able to find the line in the MM Trophy, a point that was lacking with others in the 1400m pressure test.

Not that Private Steer, the 11-4 favourite, was ever in a position to give her supporters any cheer and she ended up beaten 12 lengths.

Heart attack? No, Railton disclosed. Wide running. She just covered too much ground.