Note: Div's are Vic. Tote.

Eagle Farm Race 2.

A good start, finding the winner with our top rater Malta which paid $2.70, our price was $1.70, so a nice result. Dipped out on the Quinella & Tri, pretty sad in a 6 horse race !

Morphetville Race 2.

The good start continued in this, with our top 3 finishing in rated order. The winner paid $2.80, not bad seeing we rated it a 1/10 chance. Quinella paid a skinny $5.40, exacta $8.60, and the trifecta $22.30. As a matter of interest, the horse we rated 5th. ran into 4th. place and the "First 4" $78.20.

Newcastle Race 6.

Our 3rd. rater won paying evens, well under our price. No good for the quinella or trifecta either.

Moonee Valley race 6.

Quinella with our 2nd rated horse (El Segundo) pipping our top rater (Haradasun) and the quinella paid $1.90, less than the winner paid for first, so no value there. There was nothing between them & it could have gone either way, and isn't that what Spring racing is all about?

Moonee Valley Race 7

Our 2nd rater ( and *** ) won paying $2.70, but we missed the Quinella & Trifecta.

Moonee Valley Race 8.

Our top rater Devil Moon won and was $1.40 over our assessed price paying $3.70.
Good result.

Morphetville Race 7.

Right on the money here, with our 3 top horse finishing in that order, giving us the winner paying $2.80 (assessed at $1.80), the quinella $20.60, exacta $41.70, & the trifecta $145.10

Eagle Farm Race 9

Our 3rd. rater (but not ***) Stage Shaker won paying $10.90 and we found the quinella which paid a handy $30.20.

Moonee Valley Race 9.

Best we could do here was 2nd with one of 3 *** chances, but no luck with the quinella.

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All in all, a good days work.

In 4 of the 9 races we rated the winner was our top pick, in 6 of them it came from the top 2, and in 8 of the 9, came from the top 3.

Also found 2 trifectas we had rated 1,2,3.

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Trust a few of you finished with a buck or two...

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Regards,

Gerry