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Thought I would beat Neil to the punch and point out what a disgrace the Gold Coast bookies were on Saturday. A certain high profile bookie was quoted as saying the betting on the day was a bit of a fizzer. Gee I wonder why? It must have been bad because it even got a mention in the press up here, quite unusual. Perhaps the more amazing aspect was that some horses actually firmed quite markedly even in these already tight markets. I would be interested to know if anybody was on track at the coast and could shed anylight on this farce.
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G'day thekey,
Your not casting aspertions on the happenings in racing are you? Cheers. |
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Ha Ha, no not at all. I was just interested to know what sort of money it takes for an already ridiculously short price to become shorter in a market of approx. 150%.
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