Greyhound Racing Tips For Sunday 12th April 2009
Welcome to Australian Racing Greyhound’s free Greyhound Racing Tips for Sunday 12th April 2009 with Tips tonight from Sale (Victoria) and Bendigo (Victoria) with some good Greyhound Racing from Bendigo with the $26,000 to the winner Group 2 Bendigo Cup final and the Rocky Ridge Farm Goldrush Maiden Final.
Not the best of night’s tipping last night, but in hindsight if we’d known Wentworth Park was going to havce such a heavy inside bias, we’d have amended quite a few of the Tips. One of the disadvantages of offering up Tips early, sometimes it pays to adapt to the conditions as they change.
With Greyhound Racing tonight comes from just the two tracks, Sale (Victoria) and Bendigo (Victoria) lets review betting advice for those tracks.
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Bendigo Cup Heats And Goldrush Maiden Preview
The fabulous Bendigo Goldrush Carnival goes in to full swing tonight on the fourth night of racing with four semi finals of the Rocky Ridge Farm Goldrush Maiden and, in stark contrast to last years ordinary turnout; there is eight heats of the Group 2 2009 $26,000 to the winner MTD Bendigo Cup.
Of course despite the weak numbers last years running of the Bendigo Cup started the fabulous run of wins for champion sprinter El Galo, when he went within a .5 of a length of erasing Slater’s Bendigo 430m Track Record and went on to annex the first of four Country Cups that year.
The history making didn’t end with the Bendigo Cup either as last year’s Goldrush Maiden winner, Uncrushable suffered a set back toward the end of last year but has now won 12 of 26 starts and career prizemoney of $38,450; and looked like she was back to her best with an impressive 25.35 last start best of night win at Geelong for trainer Cameron Bahen.
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Saturday 11th April 2009
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Friday 13th February 2009
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The History Of The Adelaide Cup
From its humble beginnings the Group 1 Sky Channel Adelaide Cup has now become the stepping-stone
to stardom for some of Australia’s household names in Greyhound Racing.
The first Adelaide Cup was held at Waterloo Corner in 1956 and won by the Fred Grimes-owned Oakland Chief. From Waterloo Corner the cup was moved to Bolivar, near the current Globe Derby trotting complex before taking pride of place at South Australia’s headquarters for Greyhound Racing, Angle Park, in 1972.
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Queen Lauryn Claims Her Throne As Australia’s Best Bitch
Queen Lauryn Winning The 2008 Group 1 Sapphire Crown At Sandown Park
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Jones Looks For Her Second Traralgon Cup
2002 Traralgon Cup Winner Elgrando and Carolyne Jones
In a split second, Jones suffered a fractured skull and jaw, and her nose, cheekbones and bones around her eye sockets were smashed to smithereens.
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Moe Maestro Aims For His Fifth Traralgon Cup
Peter Giles and Lauren Gorman with 2003 Traralgon Cup winner Our Barney
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Traralgon Cup To Be The Best Yet
Greyhound trainers from all over Victoria are gearing up for Traralgon Greyhound Racing Club’s biggest ever Traralgon Cup.
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Mantra Lad Claims National Distance Title
Mantra Lad Winning At The Meadows In Record Time
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Giles Claims Castle Of Mey Trophy
Tanjil South trainer Peter Giles narrowly won the $6000 final of the Castle of Mey Trophy with greyhound Spences Shadow at Glenview Park, Traralgon on Friday.
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Paddy’s Flame Too Hot For Wangaratta Cup
Peter Giles proved conclusively that “Black Friday” isn’t unlucky for him, when Paddy’s Flame broke El Galo’s quest for four consecutive country cups in Friday’s Wangaratta Cup final.
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El Galo To Score His Fourth Country Cup
Last year’s Australian Trainer of the Year, Jason Thompson, is chasing his third Group 2 Wangaratta Cup (474m) in four years on Friday night.
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Paddy’s Flame Too Hot For Maturity Final
Paddy’s Flame ($2.60) aptly named after shocking fires that ravaged his home region of Gippsland during his birth, lit up the track on Saturday night to take out the Group 1 Hudson Pacific Maturity Classic at The Meadows.
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Hudson Pacific Maturity Classic Final Saturday 17th May 2008
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Can Giles Light The Flame ?
It’s been eight years since the “Moe maestro”, Peter Giles, has stood triumphant on the Maturity Classic podium. One of the sport’s most decorated mentors, Giles won the 2000 Maturity Classic with the Queensland-owned Acacia Dee.
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Sportsbet Maturity Classic Market Movers
The SportsBet pre post market for the Maturity Classic Semi Finals to be run Saturday has seen some massive changes from the market that existed before the heats..
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Hudson Pacific Maturity Classic Semi Finals Saturday 10th May 2008
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Maturity Classic Market Moves
The SportsBet Maturity Classic Pre Post Market for the heats to be run this Saturday night have had a few market moves and as reported earlier, Knocka Norris and Current Time are doubtful runners.
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Maturity Classic Pre Post Odds Market Released
SportsBet have just released their 2008 Maturity Classic Pre Post Market for the Maturity Classic Heats">heats to be run this Saturday night. To help find a winner we have free $50 bets to give to new customers at Sportsbet.
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Hudson Pacific Maturity Classic Heats Saturday 3rd May 2008
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Norlane Hotel Warrnambool Cup Final Wednesday 30th April 2008
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Just Friends On Track For Sandown Cup
Kel Greenough added another staying feature race to his impressive resume when Just Friends defeated Gunnadoo Magic in the last stride of the $29,000 Group 3 Lizrene Classic at Sandown Park last Thursday night.
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Winoki’s Easter To Rain Golden Eggs
After last weeks Golden Easter Egg Semi Finals, you could be forgiven being a little gun shy wagering on this Saturday night’s $150,000 to the winner Golden Easter Egg Final.
If you thought the sensations were going to stop with the bizarre late scratching of Wilodious Blues, then you were sadly mistaken.
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El Galo Stuns The Bendigo Cup Heats
El Galo (Where’s Pedro ~ Roxy Reason), the Queensland bred flying machine that was a recent high profile purchase for Jason Thompson and partner Seona Hood, went within a 1/2 length of erasing Slater from the record books last night in the $25,000 to the final winner Bendigo Cup heats">Group 2 Bendigo Cup Heats.
Flying out from the favourable box 1 draw, the 31kg brindle dog went to the first section in an equal best of night 6.32 and then ran strongly through to the second mark in a best of night 12.36, which was 2 3/4 lengths quicker than anything else on the night to that point. Continue reading El Galo Stuns The Bendigo Cup Heats
MTD Bendigo Gold Cup Final Sunday 23rd March 2008
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2008 Golden Easter Egg Final Saturday 22nd March 2008
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Saturday 22nd March 2008
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2008 Golden Easter Egg Semi Finals Open With A Cracker
This Saturday night’s 2008 Golden Easter Egg Semi Finals have been thrown in to turmoil with 4 of the strongest chances all drawn against each other in Semi Final 1. With only two to advance to the $150,000 Group 1 final there will two very unlucky stories to tell no matter which way the chips fall.
The first Semi Final should be a very interesting race and a keen betting venture with 3 of the top 6 favourites in the Sportsbet pre post market plus our highlighted dog, Teaman Titch (Bombastic Shiraz x Call Me Donna) all drawn against each other and all drawn in the inside 5 boxes.
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