Longest Price Winner of 19-20

[Messenger]

A very honorable mention to the Caldow's Our Sportscaster winning the last at Melton today at $109
Good odds for a horse that won a metro race there only 2 starts ago

http://www.harness.org.au/racing/fie...20#MXC04092001

As they were scoring up Dan wished driver Olivia Weidenbach happy birthday and nominated her as a last race specialist on long shots
Both times Our Sportscaster has won, John Caldow has been on the favourite for the Taiba stable

[Messenger]

A very honorable mention to the Caldow's Our Sportscaster winning the last at Melton today at $109
Good odds for a horse that won a metro race there only 2 starts ago

http://www.harness.org.au/racing/fie...20#MXC04092001

As they were scoring up Dan wished driver Olivia Weidenbach happy birthday and nominated her as a last race specialist on long shots
Both times Our Sportscaster has won, John Caldow has been on the favourite for the Taiba stable

Looking at the Big Bets article

https://www.thetrots.com.au/news/art...ive-odds-land/

I am amazed that the stingy TAB took 5 bets of between $20 and $30 at pretty much 125/1 on Our Sportscaster
The best part of a $15k payout for a take of only $115

Also seeing that they took/lost $32,500 to $5,000 on Amused at Mildura is amazing.
That is odds of $6.50 and he still started the backable odds of $5 fixed
The Tote Win pool on the race was < $10,000 (sure does fluctuate as the race before it was > $22,000 while the race after was < $6,000)
Gee it would be good to know what their Fixed holdings are

[Adaptor]

Here's a biggie:

Bendigo trainer John McDermott and his neighbour Scott Rains combine with Waikare Colleen in the 2yo trot at Ballarat.
$137 if you don't mind.

[Showgrounds]

Here's a biggie:

Bendigo trainer John McDermott and his neighbour Scott Rains combine with Waikare Colleen in the 2yo trot at Ballarat.
$137 if you don't mind.

I first met Henry McDermott and his young family at a Mildura Cup carnival in the mid 1970s. I think it was Thoron that he bought all the way from Dubbo. One of his best horses was Waikare Queen, a very good pacer and ancestress of Waikare Colleen. Waikare Queen's dam was Queen Bee, a very good Trotter in the 1950s.

Really great to see both the Queen Bee and the McDermott families are still to the fore five decades on.

[gutwagon]

Here's a biggie:

Bendigo trainer John McDermott and his neighbour Scott Rains combine with Waikare Colleen in the 2yo trot at Ballarat.
$137 if you don't mind.

It was $81 on fixed odds when I noticed it and thought you cant let a McDermott trained first starter trotter go around for that price. Graham had one win only a few weeks back at huge odds. They know how to educate trotters that's for sure. So I had a little each way !