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Found s nice 17/2 winner on day to keep our noses in front heading into Gold Cup day. R1 14-7 R2 9-15 R3 4-6-10 R4 4-3 R5 6-1-5 R6 2-11-1 R7 13-6-9 Roughie 7

Day 3: Just one ante runner Iroko and have taken Dysart Enos this morning. R1 6-3-5 R2 11-6-21-2 R3 10-2-5 R4 13-6-12 R5 10-13-14 R6 5-3-2 R7 15-21-14

On plan last week we had a few in contention but most fell over on the final round for a 6pt loss. USA: Sheffler has finally found his putter at the right time with The Masters just around the corner. Sheffler 11/2 M W Lee 50/1 S W Kim 50/1 Homa 28/1 Roughie Murray 400/1 Challenge Tour: Two stable regulars... Pulkkanen Sciot-Siegrist and a new comer to the tour Stirn who is living g the dream with his father on the bag.

A tidy day 1 will be hard to match.Accas aplenty still in the running! One ante post runner Sa Majeste and have had a flutter on Libberty Hunter. Day 2: No Cross Country race today due conditions. R1 1 R2 1-2 R3 12-14-11-7 R4 4 Suggest forecast with 2 R6 10-6-2 R7 8-6-4-16 Roughie 2 @40/1

Heavy ground all week Foxy, which plays even more into the Irish horses chance this week. Mullins has a more than 32% strike rate with his horses at Cheltenham on heavy ground. No surprise there !😉

Compared too the last few years, I'm pretty thin on the ground ad far as ante post runners this year. Day 1 we have two runners... Slade Steel in the Supreme and Eagle Fang in the 2m Hurdle. R1 9-8-12 R2 3-2-5 R3 7-17-5 R4 6 R5 6 Rougie 2 R6 5-20-2 Roughies 16+ 22 R7 1-6-2 Roughie 5

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Comp R 11 3-5 Cheers PJ

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Off plan multi McIllroy/Sheffler- MJ Lee - Smith @ over possible 2k and have thrown a couple of coins on Schwab @ 110/1 That's me done for the week! Time for a siesta. Good luck.

Back indoors after a busy few shifts! A couple of selections have teed off already in SA,but most have late tees. DP Tour: Staying with stable runners holding good value and adding a new South African... Syme Saddier Jarvis Revetto Bachem Bradbury Germmishays roughie stable regular Ko PGA : Aberg Kitayama PGA Puerto Rico: Big hitters off the tee required B Wu Echavarria Gotterup. Last two results have seen us sneak profits of +3pts and +2.5pts.

That's a look of, should I do my picks now or leave it till later 😏

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Off topic here. But stone the crows Hesi!! Your good good friend Tom Tom has escaped 🏥

Loads of tournaments to get our teeth into this week. On plan we are concentrating on just two tournaments. PGA Tour: Teeing up in Palm Beach Florida, where local residents and course form are key in my eyes. Svensson Staka Cole Jaeger Pavon Those looking for a good value roughies Coody 500/1 and C T Pan 160 DP Tour: South Africa is the destination this week and the tournament could well go to a local in J T Schaper supported by McKibbin Syme Ferguson Baldwin Roughie players should get a good run for their money with Arnaus 150 course form, Revetto 90 Challenge Tour winner two starts back, Ko 125 up from the Challenge Tour this season and playing well. Off plan I'm going with... Potgieter 28 on the Korn Ferry Tour Minjee Lee 15 LPGA Some various small multis will be played with players above and Liv players Kopeka and Johnson both course specialists. Muilti example Svensson- McKibbin- Koepka = 9900/1

Welcome aboard GW! It has been a while since Winther has been on my radar, i thought 70/1 with no real SA form was a bit short for him,good luck ! Tuesday was the first time (ever)I have checked the NZ Tab golf prices, with a $2m purse for on offer the TAB should be leading the way with the prices drawing all the money in from punters far and wide. Sadly they have missed a trick here, who is going to back Hillier with them when they opened him @ $10?(a joke)Pretty much every other player I quickly scanned over was unders compared to other books.They could have made a killing on this tournament if they had dropped some crumbs and pushed everyone out a point or two.Young Kobori looks a solid chance on form. Off plan I have taken Hiller @25/1, yes Tab, hello McFly! Don't know anything about the Korean contingent, but could be dangerous. The Japanese tour is quite strong so have thrown some coins with value runners showing some form... Kinoshita 55 Sugiura 66 Yonezawa 90 Akutsu 125 Ichihara 200 PGA and DP Tour selections to follow, but we are pretty much sticking with stable runners.

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Nearly all of last weeks selections fell out of the gates and never really recovered.One small place return was all we could muster for a 7pt loss. This week we are loading the bases in Kenya with.... Cockrill Svensson Syme Hoshino Kawamura Wu Tarriol. PGA Mexico: Hojgaard Hughes Jaeger Van Rooyen. Really interesting to see how Fox goes as he is desperate for points, so he can get more invites on the PGA. He needs the putter to warm up this weekend! LPGA roughie Shibuno @200/1

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I'm no doctor, but I suggest you move into some shade,drink plenty of water and maybe have a nap.

A little trouble logging on last night, but we are on now! 3 players in with a winning chance last week, but none of them could go on with it in the final round, so we finished with a 1.5pt profit. A couple of tournaments underway very early this morning, but we have secured some nice early prices on some regular stable runners and one new player in Malaysia. PGA: Californian players or players who enjoy Pacsic coastal courses got the nod,all at good ew value. Morikawa Clark S W Kim Taylor Roughies Kitayama and Yu Malaysia: Green Kyong -J M LET: Buhai Ayaka Challenge Tour: Scot- Siegrist Kristensen Enoch

Thanks LB, good too put some names to faces. My captain is everything I have imagined. 😉

News in from the Waikato hot line that 3yr old filly Dreams Come True has been sold to Mick Price . I presume they will aim at the Aussie Oaks races.

Speaking of the Karaka sales,I heard there is still a few shares left, if anyone is interested in a Belardo chestnut colt Lot 833. I thought he was a steal at the price of 10k. PJ'S roving eye and thoughts would be appreciated.