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The two late scratchings, give that guy an inch...and he'll take a mile! Well done to one of the all time great harness trainers.
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Freo. 7
VK. 4
Gilga. 3
Tip of the night VK, Gilga Mon Lillies.
Couple of unlucky roughies Leftrightgoodnight and B17.
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I guess that's what makes GP such a hard track to get a ret
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Last 250 mtrs there were horses wandering around everywhere if you watch Hall Jnrs horse it was all over the shop, Jimmy Johnson was drifting in and out around the turn, Caviar Star ducked back in on the point of the turn from 3 wide and unfortunately for Lewis he was copping it in the middle with a handful of horse.
I do think Bondy should invest in some head checks though, his horses appear very fickle around interference lately.
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Vampiro pegs all the way
Bill Haley pegs all the way
Anna Malak last went to pegs after 400 mths
Our Jimmy J 1x1 from the start pulled out 3 wide at 400 and basically stayed in same spot.
6th back all raced in one out line and wide last 800 mtrs.
Welcome to GP.
As far as track record Lazarus would belt Caviar Star or any horse in that field for that matter so I think that says it all about "track records or times" too many variables and too much emphasis.
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It was duly written up in a news article to which he basically said it was a load of ****.
Cunderdin was always 2 to 3 seconds faster than any other track in WA for some time. It was rule of thumb to add A few seconds for any recorded When doing form.
It was a good shape, had good camber but on most occasions it was like concrete. So much so you felt sorry for the horses when you heard there feet hitting the surface.
Long story short is GP any different speed/recorded time wise nowadays.
Suppose you could call it the WACA of 800 mtr trotting tracks.
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