Reply With QuoteApart from the $2m of the Eureka, there is $700k on offer in the other races
https://www.harness.org.au/racing/fi...s/?mc=PC070924
Don't worry Patrick, Rod knows all that - his response to me was mostly tongue in cheek
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Apart from the $2m of the Eureka, there is $700k on offer in the other races
https://www.harness.org.au/racing/fi...s/?mc=PC070924
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6 months ago Sure Thing Captain was a $34 pop when he finished 7th in the Chariots - should he be $4.60 for The Eureka? (Opened $3.80!)
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Can High Above win with a lowly rating of 77?
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Well that race was boring.
Extremely - you would hope for a lot more for your $2 million
Luke and Kerryn were smart but as a race it was pretty boring.
3yo Bay of Biscay seemed to be the only horse to make any ground in the home straight
A couple of others may have appeared to but I think it was more a case of Sure Thing Captain going backwards
https://www.harness.org.au/racing/fi...24#PCM07092401
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Maybe they are all too evenly matched and it comes down to whoever takes up a handy position
The same could be said about the Len Smith - nobody improving their position that much (one horse fading again)
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I just watched the replay again & it was even more boring.
Luke made it his race by the sectionals he ran, once he easily found the front the race was over. If Pete kicked up ( but he didn't ), it could have made some sort of race of it , maybe.
Every other driver handed the race to Luke on a silver platter.
Good on him but what a waste of $2 million bucks.
It wasn't a race at all.
That is because you had seen the end of the movieOriginally Posted by trish
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The worst thing about the movie , is that you could tell the ending from the very beginning .That is because you had seen the end of the movie
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