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Post: # 1020282Post kosifantutti23 »

There are a number of factors here.

1. Name

Only one real contender here. Linton in honour of our soon to be former home ground and training base.

2. Colours

I'm not sure if they're all confirmed but the only one I can see in the right colors is Maluckyday

3. Trainer

Clutching at straws here but there are a few Cummings' horses. Possibly related to Steve Cummings who played in the early '90's. But I'd go with Harris Tweed who is trained by Murray and Bjorn Baker. Surely Steven Baker has got a Bjorn in the family somewhere.

4. Jockey
Lots of options here. Kerrin "Ben" McEvoy, Damien "Chris" Oliver, Craig Williams who I think played with us in the late 70's, Blake Shinn which sounds like it describes many of the Blake's kicks, but you really have to go for Buccellati ridden by Steven King. Unless it really is our Steven King in which case you might get your money back in the sweeps.

Any others? Don't forget, the more you bet the more you win.


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kosifantutti23 wrote:....but you really have to go for Buccellati ridden by Steven King. Unless it really is our Steven King in which case you might get your money back in the sweeps......
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Post: # 1020289Post ChicagoSaint »

Buccellati, sounds like something SubZero might deposit on Lygon Street today to the shock of an adoring crowd.


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Post: # 1020305Post mullet »

Surely the omen bet is Shocking

thats how I felt at the end of the season :cry: :cry: :cry:


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Post: # 1020308Post saintbrat »

Saw steven King interviewed over the weekend and thought Golly a Bit differant to the Saints Kingy
or he'd lost a lot of weight :wink:


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kosifantutti23 wrote:...Craig Williams who I think played with us in the late 70's, ......
Craig Williams – now there’s a name. Was quite a fan back in my earlier days. From memory we got him from VFA side Prahran. Tall bloke who played at CHF. Wore his socks down which was a bit rare back then.

First time I ever wrote to a coach, Mike Patterson I think, as I was concerned they were going to get rid of him at the end of the season. MP never replied and they did give him the boot. :shock:

Of course I was young and naïve back in those days and didn’t know what I was talking about.

Now I’m much older and more mature – and still don’t know what I’m talking about. :wink:


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Dr Spaceman wrote:Of course I was young and naïve back in those days and didn’t know what I was talking about.

Now I’m much older and more mature – and still don’t know what I’m talking about. :wink:
you now know how to copy and paste, which is nïce :)


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ChicagoSaint wrote:
Dr Spaceman wrote:Of course I was young and naïve back in those days and didn’t know what I was talking about.

Now I’m much older and more mature – and still don’t know what I’m talking about. :wink:
you now know how to copy and paste, which is nïce :)
Yeah tried that once.

Took ages to get the clag off the screen :shock:


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Dr Spaceman wrote:
ChicagoSaint wrote:
Dr Spaceman wrote:Of course I was young and naïve back in those days and didn’t know what I was talking about.

Now I’m much older and more mature – and still don’t know what I’m talking about. :wink:
you now know how to copy and paste, which is nïce :)
Yeah tried that once.

Took ages to get the clag off the screen :shock:
you can also use an animal pisshole or a wet cigarette butt.


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ChicagoSaint wrote:
Dr Spaceman wrote:
ChicagoSaint wrote:
Dr Spaceman wrote:Of course I was young and naïve back in those days and didn’t know what I was talking about.

Now I’m much older and more mature – and still don’t know what I’m talking about. :wink:
you now know how to copy and paste, which is nïce :)
Yeah tried that once.

Took ages to get the clag off the screen :shock:
you can also use an animal pisshole or a wet cigarette butt.
Used a cigarette when I was trying to burn a disc :wink:


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Post: # 1020356Post Beno88 »

If you're betting on anything other than So You Think, make sure it's a place bet.


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Beno88 wrote:If you're betting on anything other than So You Think, make sure it's a place bet.
I have doubts that So You Think will run out the distance. Seemed to walk across the line in the Caufield Cup. Sure, he was lengths infront, but there's just no guarentee that he can go the distance.

He has to run an extra 800m this time, and I don't think he is past the post yet.

Haven't decided who I will bet on, but atm I like:
-Shocking
-Manighar
-Americain
-Descarado


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kosifantutti23 wrote:There are a number of factors here.

1. Name

Only one real contender here. Linton in honour of our soon to be former home ground and training base.

2. Colours

I'm not sure if they're all confirmed but the only one I can see in the right colors is Maluckyday

3. Trainer

Clutching at straws here but there are a few Cummings' horses. Possibly related to Steve Cummings who played in the early '90's. But I'd go with Harris Tweed who is trained by Murray and Bjorn Baker. Surely Steven Baker has got a Bjorn in the family somewhere.

4. Jockey
Lots of options here. Kerrin "Ben" McEvoy, Damien "Chris" Oliver, Craig Williams who I think played with us in the late 70's, Blake Shinn which sounds like it describes many of the Blake's kicks, but you really have to go for Buccellati ridden by Steven King. Unless it really is our Steven King in which case you might get your money back in the sweeps.

Any others? Don't forget, the more you bet the more you win.
What about Americain, part owned by Gerry Ryan; saint supporter, sponsor & former Board Member?

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/super ... 5945869037


I know Simon O'Donnell has also got some runners but really he's got his fingers in more horses than the Lone Ranger :shock: :wink:
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Post: # 1020368Post stinger »

Beno88 wrote:If you're betting on anything other than So You Think, make sure it's a place bet.

or quinella him with shocking.... :wink: :wink:


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#1GILL wrote:I have doubts that So You Think will run out the distance. Seemed to walk across the line in the Caufield Cup. Sure, he was lengths infront, but there's just no guarentee that he can go the distance.
He didn't run in the Caulfield Cup...That was won by Descarado.


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Life Long Saint wrote:
#1GILL wrote:I have doubts that So You Think will run out the distance. Seemed to walk across the line in the Caufield Cup. Sure, he was lengths infront, but there's just no guarentee that he can go the distance.
He didn't run in the Caulfield Cup...That was won by Descarado.
Aww s***, not sure what race I'm thinking of, 2 Saturdays ago...

Zipping was 2nd I'm pretty sure.


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Post: # 1020381Post Beno88 »

So You Think has not been beaten since the 2009 Caulfield Guineas, where he only needed to finish 8th or higher to qualify for the Cox Plate. He finished 5th then went on to win the Cox plate.


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#1GILL wrote:
Life Long Saint wrote:
#1GILL wrote:I have doubts that So You Think will run out the distance. Seemed to walk across the line in the Caufield Cup. Sure, he was lengths infront, but there's just no guarentee that he can go the distance.
He didn't run in the Caulfield Cup...That was won by Descarado.
Aww s***, not sure what race I'm thinking of, 2 Saturdays ago...

Zipping was 2nd I'm pretty sure.
Cox plate?


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kosifantutti23 wrote:There are a number of factors here.



2. Colours

I'm not sure if they're all confirmed but the only one I can see in the right colors is Maluckyday
What White, Pink and Grey????


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IluvHarvey wrote:
kosifantutti23 wrote:There are a number of factors here.



2. Colours

I'm not sure if they're all confirmed but the only one I can see in the right colors is Maluckyday
What White, Pink and Grey????
It just looked a bit faded in the Herald Sun. It seems that going on colors we should be looking at Profound Beauty or more likely Precedence.


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The omen bet is So You Think....

Jnr had his first bet when he turned 18 the year that Viewed won...

He said to me that Viewed's jockey is going to wear the same colours as Saintly....

(he remembers these things) and sure enough he won and won a handsome sum with his first ever bet.

Go for the same colours when Saintly won, and that is So You Think!!!!


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Don't bet on anything named Kosi or number 23
It will break down and be shot.


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Post: # 1020506Post Dr Spaceman »

oakleighboy wrote:Don't bet on anything named Kosi or number 23
It will break down and be shot.
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Dr Spaceman wrote: What about Americain, part owned by Gerry Ryan; saint supporter, sponsor & former Board Member?

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/super ... 5945869037


I know Simon O'Donnell has also got some runners but really he's got his fingers in more horses than the Lone Ranger :shock: :wink:

You put money on that Dr Spaceman :_ well done Gerry


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