Turffontein Thursday

Sweet Coetzee wrote: Seattle tango ew

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Frodo wrote: Not the most challenging card imo - most races seem to have no more than 4 or 5 contenders.... thoughts:

R1: Folk Dance finding lost of support - only others in the race appear to be Best Kept Secret and Kenna - unless the other first timers can surprise

R2: Tharoos has been disappointing - could be worth one last chance with blinkers and a tongue tie - can't see anything but Nordic Rebel challenging him

R3: Alileo finding lots of support - for me though I'd be hesitant to take those kind of odds on a runner likely to be better over further (being out of Galileo mare); Key Hostess had excuses last time, but I think she will be hard to beat here on her previous efforts

R4: My Angelface has the form, but is coming off a break, so I prefer the chances of Seattle Tango - much better draw this time and won't have to be chased like last time and I think very good value today

R5: Storm Ruler could have found the right race today - not the greatest form though and evens very skinny imo especially from the draw; on a line through Student Grant, Valado looks good value when compared to Jay Zee

R6: One of the more competitive handicaps imo; Tokyo Drift and Luca de Lago will probably be setting the pace and if they go too fast, it will leave the door open for late closers like King and Empire and even Tora Tora who will enjoy a fast pace; Misty Roller needs to improve, but gets blinkers fitted today. so not to be ignored, while Sabre Dance has his 3rd run after gelding and comes into this from a good draw - MR has come tumbling down and looks very good value imo

R7: Cidada the obvious one; however she is not at best on this track, so B Twenty One a definite inclusion imo

R8: Not a lot between Morpheus and Silver Scooter on their last meeting; only other one that catches my eye is Jiffy, who may still be a little high in the ratings

R9: Toughest race on the card imo, load up

R10: As per the betting, I think this is between Grande Roche and Dalaal; GD does hold D on their previous meeting, but D had excuses that day in that her saddle slipped, so could get close between the two

Slightly concerning that the Tarry yard has taken out 3 runners today due to 'temperature', so not good signs for all those fancied runners come Saturday

Zietsman Oosthuizen wrote: This new winning form excuse format is so poor that i cannot imagine why they ever launched this ...The newspaper have more info.

90% of the important info who was available in the "old" format is sadly missing. Really poor but we should have known we in for a surprise as always like the sudden problems on big racedays by the same company


I sadly don't believe the "sudden unrepairable problem" from the Hollywood image caretaker.... So all of a sudden the old version gone and the new one who is just about advertising Hollywood is up.


Your old version was topclass but sadly your product is now letting me :sick:

Young generation wrote:

Frodo wrote: Not the most challenging card imo - most races seem to have no more than 4 or 5 contenders.... thoughts:

R1: Folk Dance finding lost of support - only others in the race appear to be Best Kept Secret and Kenna - unless the other first timers can surprise

R2: Tharoos has been disappointing - could be worth one last chance with blinkers and a tongue tie - can't see anything but Nordic Rebel challenging him

R3: Alileo finding lots of support - for me though I'd be hesitant to take those kind of odds on a runner likely to be better over further (being out of Galileo mare); Key Hostess had excuses last time, but I think she will be hard to beat here on her previous efforts

R4: My Angelface has the form, but is coming off a break, so I prefer the chances of Seattle Tango - much better draw this time and won't have to be chased like last time and I think very good value today

R5: Storm Ruler could have found the right race today - not the greatest form though and evens very skinny imo especially from the draw; on a line through Student Grant, Valado looks good value when compared to Jay Zee

R6: One of the more competitive handicaps imo; Tokyo Drift and Luca de Lago will probably be setting the pace and if they go too fast, it will leave the door open for late closers like King and Empire and even Tora Tora who will enjoy a fast pace; Misty Roller needs to improve, but gets blinkers fitted today. so not to be ignored, while Sabre Dance has his 3rd run after gelding and comes into this from a good draw - MR has come tumbling down and looks very good value imo

R7: Cidada the obvious one; however she is not at best on this track, so B Twenty One a definite inclusion imo

R8: Not a lot between Morpheus and Silver Scooter on their last meeting; only other one that catches my eye is Jiffy, who may still be a little high in the ratings

R9: Toughest race on the card imo, load up

R10: As per the betting, I think this is between Grande Roche and Dalaal; GD does hold D on their previous meeting, but D had excuses that day in that her saddle slipped, so could get close between the two

Slightly concerning that the Tarry yard has taken out 3 runners today due to 'temperature', so not good signs for all those fancied runners come Saturday

told yrl it would be easy peasy

just wait for Mr Frodos write up
we dont need winning form :woohoo: :woohoo:

Spookie wrote: Hi Zietsman,

We have had both versions running jointly for some time now. Unfortunately the old version has become outdated (In software, not content), and is an unrealistic project for us to maintain. We still have access to all the data that was contained in the old version and as Devin mentioned, we value your feedback and would love to improve the new version. What important information are you looking for? We are aware of the missing index's which will be corrected as soon as possible.

Kind regards,
Simon
Hollywood

Zietsman Oosthuizen wrote: Frodo , brilliant tipping!!!!!
Well done