Betting at Healesville is a bit like thourabred Punters betting at Hanging Rock.

There are ample opportunities to bet on quality animals at quality tracks.

In case you are unaware, Healesville is a single distance, completely straight track over 340 metres.
You would think on a course like that, which would tend to negate most of the interfence occuring on tracks wit bends, that it wouldn't be too hard to find the winner.

Make sure you check the starting prices of them Warchdog Winners.
Probably started pretty skinny.

Why do they tip there?
They get paid to I figure.

A lot to learn Mike367?
Make sure you learn it right, because is very, very hard to undo poor practises once they are instilled.

I been betting for maybe 30 years and still get it wrong.
Could even be more wrong now than when I started.