TIME TO PULL UP STUMPSA very close friend of mine just emailed with a comment from a group of English bookies' combined effort: in effect it advises punters to be first in the door and first out with the prepost betting.Well that time is now over.Gone.Passed by.It's John Cleese's ex-parrot.If you're not on, the party's over.OK, let's be serious now. There WAS some $35 about Shocking for the big one.Gone.There WAS some $101 about Herculian Prince.Gone.There WAS $31 about Vigor for the Caulfield C
TIME TO PULL UP STUMPS
A very close friend of mine just emailed with a comment from a group of English bookies' combined effort: in effect it advises punters to be first in the door and first out with the prepost betting.
Well that time is now over.
Gone.
Passed by.
It's John Cleese's ex-parrot.
If you're not on, the party's over.
OK, let's be serious now. There WAS some $35 about Shocking for the big one.
Gone.
There WAS some $101 about Herculian Prince.
Gone.
There WAS $31 about Vigor for the Caulfield Cup.
Gone.
And so on. So You Think in the Cox Plate is of course the huge shortener.
At present he is $2.60.
You'd have to be stark raving mad.
That's a touch over 6/4. And there's a month to go. I wish the horse no harm but it happens.
And he could draw a rotten marble and be posted out wide.
That happens too.
All I'm saying is that the time for the great anomalies has gone.
Wait for the guarantee of a run now. Don't bet without it.
(fn. I also warned a day or so back against So You Think running in the wrong race, but since that isn't happening now I've deleted the line - T.O.)