I fancy Simplification who may have gone off too earty last run. A more patient ride here may do the trick. Smile Happy and Charge It will also be in the finish

Looking for an upset perhaps Classic Causeway. Last run to bad to be true  but even in best form don't know if will be quick enough.

My ew roughie jobs for the day. Hopefully land a couple 

Smooth Move

Esta La Roca

Soprano Supreme

Graces Secret / Pikes Ride Shes a Belter has a sneaky chance too 

Siesta Key

Dynasties  

Me Me Lagarde / Rhapsody Rose, i cant make my mind up

Zaaki wins but no value there so Hail Manhattan

Simply Fly

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talk about popular..there are 2 today (sat.8/1) at healsville and mansfield....i'll bet they have greyhounds at h/ville tonight.

any info please.

Huge omen bet is Wolves R6 Hot Day @ $11 and can certainly win

For those still recovering and looking for a flutter Boxing Day Night some at odds selected and worth considering;

Wetherby R4 Torngat $26

Sedgefield R2 Cash Again $11

Sedgefield R3 Roxyfet $13

Market Raisen R5 Sharp Response $21 from longer odds

Market Raisen R8 Keeper Chris $19

Fontwell R7 Fiamente $11

Huntingdon R3 Coole Lion $17

Huntingdon R4 Sidewaysinmilan $13

Wincanton R4 Big Difference $15

Wolves R4 Ayr Harbour is my best bet at $15

Wolves R6 Already mentioned Hot as the omen but have a saver on Lofty @ $26 my each way best bet of the night

Wolves R7 Scudamore @ $13 named after one of best jump jockeys (Peter not Tom) Nickname Scu but I called him Scuddie because                                            he usually left his mark  :D

In most jumps races instead of calling a race as they are running, again, goes on and on about irrelevant stuff like, "we will be seeing these blokes going around at Warrnambool in 6 weeks time and what a carnival that will be bla bla bla". Was cr@pping on about something at Ballarat  during a jumps race and completely missed that a 4/1 chance in the race had fallen with 1200 to go,  until the race was over. I remember that one as I was listening to the race in my car and had backed the horse and couldn't work out what had happened to it.

But today at Terang took the cake. 

Dean Yendall shot his horse in race 3 Saintly Rose three lengths in front with 100 metres to go, only to fall off the horse. Mackintosh called the fall, but that was it. after they passed the finishing line, he went on about the horse who'd won, and then cr@pped on for at least 2 minutes if not longer, about how lucky for favourite backers that the winner had won, and about how your Xmas and New year was not going to go well if you had backed the fallen horse, until he finally went back to the fallen jockey and said, hope he's ok, and that was it.

He did that after watching as we all did, half the field go over the top of the jockey and the others doing all they could to avoid him. At time of typing this, Yendall is moving his limbs, is very dazed as you would be, and is off to hospital. 

Not that Mackintosh cared. He's got an ego bigger than the Grand Canyon. If he tips a winner you'll hear about it all day. As far as I know, I reckon he's the only caller who, if his so called best bet wins, or any other horse he tips wins, goes on and on about how he tipped it.

Today Mackintosh showed virtually total indifference to Dean Yendall's plight, It wasn't until Matt Stewart covering the program at the track for Racing.com took over that we knew that Yendall's partner and some other jockey's had run onto the track to be with Yendall. All of that happened as soon as all horses had passed the finishing post, but none of that interested Mackintosh. It confirmed everything I have ever thought about the bloke. 

A complete self centred Richard Cranium.

Sensational Divvie ..

Never seen anything like it .

90 Group 1 winners says the boy could ride though.

@detonator. His last ride is better than bank interest you say.  Jump on, at least we know he will be trying