Id be putting extension of time in race 6! Agreed that autumn jeuney is nearly a one out in that leg. Ill be backing it but might stay away from the quad today. Probably work something around extension of time, el daana & jestatune in the big one!.
(good luck for ya quaddie , hope it pays better than the one i got on sat hahaha)
Odds for the cup as of thursday night. Maldivian is SO SHORT!!. STAY AWAY!!!!!
Maldivian 2.5
Eskimo Queen 7
Duoro Valley 10
Maybe Better 10
Master OReilly 12
Scenic Shot 15
Princess Coup 16
Anamato 16
Purple Moon 26
Blutigeroo 26
Blue Monday 35
Mandela 35
Annenkov 41
Tawqeet 41
Cinque Cento 51
Sirmione 81
Black Tom 126
Sarrera (1st Emg) 126
Molotov (2nd Emg) 126
Railings 151
Had a quick look at the cup form. I really really really like maybe better. Ill have a bunch of box trifs as well because it always pays well and like the melbourne cup that 100-1 shot seems to come up for third a lot and they pay a HEAP. Ill be leaving maldivian out of them, i might be shooting myself in the foot but i dont think he'll be in the top 5.
*eagerly awaits nbawhiz hot tips)
NBA: Spurs plan to rest stars as Warriors run
Web Posted: 10/17/2007 11:06 PM CDT
Jeff McDonald
San Antonio Express-News
The Spurs have run their wind sprints. They've spent their time on "The Hill." In a little more than two weeks of training camp, they've successfully worked off the love handles wrought from a summer of sitting around on the sofa.
And now they're ready for the ultimate preseason conditioning test.
Bring on Nellie Ball.
Golden State's Don Nelson brings his frantically fast-paced offense to the AT&T Center for a preseason showdown tonight.
Translation: The Spurs are in for quite a workout.
"We know we're going to have to run a lot," guard Manu Ginobili said. "Lots of tough mismatches, lots of shooters. Now that we're trying to get in shape, it's great to play a team like them."
Nelson, in the first season of his second stint in Golden State last season, used his fun-and-gun offense to help the Warriors run to an improbable playoff berth �" and an even more improbable first-round upset of the Dallas Mavericks.
His scheme uses smaller, faster players to create mismatches by outrunning opponents.
In short, Nellie Ball is sure to prove a hindrance to the best-laid plans of Spurs coach Gregg Popovich, who typically likes to use the preseason to slowly round his team into fighting shape.
"It will be interesting for fans, but we're going to ignore it," Popovich said of Golden State's style. "They're going to be playing in first gear, we'll be playing in fourth gear."
The way Spurs players describe it, Golden State's offense is much like the one Greek team Panathinaikos brought to town last week - except on pep pills.
"It will be a lot like the team we just played," guard Brent Barry said. "A lot of pick and roll, and guys scrambling all over the place."
Twenty minutes against the frenetic Warriors can seem like 40 minutes against a slower-paced team. So to save wear and tear on his team full of 30-somethings, Popovich aims to vastly limit the minutes of most of his veterans tonight.
That probably means less Tim Duncan, Bruce Bowen and Michael Finley, and more Marcus Williams, Ian Mahinmi and the quartet of undrafted reserves.
For the third consecutive game, the Spurs will also be without starting point guard Tony Parker.
Parker participated in full-scale workouts for the first time Tuesday, with an eye toward making his preseason debut Saturday against Detroit.
For one more game, that leaves point guard duties in the hands of Ginobili and, to a lesser extent, Barry.
"We're not going to treat it like a real game," Popovich said. "If we did, it would take us about a week to recover. We'll look at a lot of new guys and make sure we've given them a good look."
If nothing else, the Spurs at least get a good look at a Warriors team Popovich says should be one of the best in the Western Conference this season. And one that ought to improve considerably in its second season under Nelson.
"It's amazing what he got across to them in one season, but that was just one season," said Popovich, who worked under Nelson during Nelson's first stint at Golden State. "A lot of those guys had never even seen the guy before. This year, they will be doing it in a more sophisticated manner."
Nelson, for his part, will probably rest his veterans somewhat as well - especially perpetually hobbled guard Baron Davis, upon whose health the Warriors' hopes rest again this season.
But he isn't likely to dial down the tempo.
The Spurs are looking forward to the test. After which, they will also be looking forward to the rest.
I've had a closer look at the Caulfield Cup form and i've decided to back both 'Scenic Shot' and 'Princess Coup' at 15/1 in the Caulfield Cup. Both horses have drawn wide which is a real worry so they will need a lot of luck in running. If you take it on face-value then 'Scenic Shots' last-start 2nd in the Turnbull Stakes was awesome and if the race was a little longer he would have beaten Devil Moon. In that race he thrashed Cup horses like Eskimo Queen, Douro Valley, Blue Monday, Cinque Cento, Tawqeet, Bluetigeroo, Molotov, and he actually meets them all better off at the weights. Western Australia horses have had a good recent record in the Cup with Horses such as Northery, Celestial Show, and Rogan Josh all running well. The New Zealend runner 'Princess Coup' looks a great chance also. She flew home to win her last start in NZ over 2040m, and at her only run at 2400m she won the NZ Oaks by over 4 lengths. Princess Coup looks a similar type of horse to the 2001 winner Ethereal.
I had a big win on 'Serious Speed' on Wednesday so i've got a bit of cash to spend at Caulfield tomorrow. Here are the fixed-odds bets that i have placed so far;
$36.00 on Scenic Shot to win at odds of 15/1
$36.00 on Princess Coup to win at odds of 15/1
$6.00 on Black Tom each-way at odds of 133/1
I also like Roman Squire in Race 9 but i'm going to wait to see what price he is on the tote tomorrow before betting.
I'm also going to put on a Flexi-Quad Fat Quaddie that i will post tomorrow afternoon. I'm just going to wait to see how the track is racing, hopefully it is not a leader-biased track.
Good Luck to D_E_C and to anyone having a bet.
I'm going to go silly in a flexi quads, and stand 2 horses in the Cup. I think Eskimo is a definate chance... She will be flying home... Just need to decide on the other horse... I'll go about 5 to 6 horses in the other legs...
Still alive mate. Good luck to ya. But everyone that took maldivian would have got oreilly as the sub yeah?. Bloody douro valley , im shattered at that. I could nearly have retired if he won and i dont bet each way so i got nuthin!!!!!!!!!!!. SHITTT. Ahh well i have 70 odd left in the account thanks to hercules so hopefyully ill jag something in the last two so my ass doesnt fall out of my pants!.
Good luck in your quaddie bro, ill write the numbers down and cheer em home!.
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