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• Bookie bitten for $50K in bet gone wrong

  IT IS certain to go down as one of the worst punting blunders of all-time. A mistake which has cost a bookmaker thousands at the expense of punters across the nation.

   
• Hus Der Lieften primed for upset

  HUS Der Lieften might boast some of the best bloodlines of any three-year-old – but he has become the forgotten horse of the $1 million Tooheys Golden Rose.

   
• Whip or not to whip? that’s the question

  KERRIN McEvoy is leading the Golden Rose with 200m to go. Other horses are challenging. What does he do? Get out the whip and risk a ban? Or play it safe and risk losing?  

   
• Rawiller wants to renew Rosehill love

  BRAD Rawiller plans to add another Sydney race to his already successful career when he travels to Rosehill Gardens to ride Phelan Ready in the Golden Rose this Saturday.

   
• Denman comes up roses

  A FAVOURABLE barrier draw has thrust Denman to the top of betting for the $1million Golden Rose at Rosehill Gardens this Saturday and Peter Snowden was delighted.

   
• TAB has loyalty plan

  IMAGINE earning loyalty points as part of a rewards scheme for having a bet on the races or the footy. NSW TAB account punters will soon get that opportunity .

   
• Johnson inducted to Hall of Fame

  THEY rode five Melbourne Cup winners and claimed 12 Melbourne premierships between them – and now they share Hall of Fame honours. See who else was inducted:

   
• Calls for changes to whip rules

  CHAMPION jockey Corey Brown says no rider will intentionally flout the new whip rules if there is a close finish to Saturday’s $1 million Golden Rose at Rosehill Gardens.

   
• Shellscrape a starter

  SHELLSCRAPE will take his place in the field for the Golden Rose while connections of More Than Great have elected to bypass the $1million Group One.

   
• A Golden Rose Trusting dilemma

  TRAINER Jason Coyle is without a jockey for boom colt Trusting ahead of the $1million Golden Rose at Rosehill Gardens this Saturday – with two key riders not available.

   
• Fine to ignore new whip rules

  WHY did stewards allow Deer Valley to keep the race when her jockey Daniel Ganderton so blatantly broke the new whip rules?

   
• I have got a certainty, his name’s …

  MOTI was the shining light from my team at Randwick yesterday, she looks a lightweight Epsom chance, and is booked to Norther Meteor in the spring.

   
• Hoop pays heavy price

  THE trophy is just about all Daniel Ganderton will get to keep following his win aboard Deer Valley in the Silver Shadow Stakes at Randwick yesterday.