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| Parlay | Flemington Race 5 – (5) Powers Of Opal. Flemington Race 6 – (5) Switzerland. Flemington Race 7 – (8) King Of Thunder. Rosehill Race 8 – (16) Joliestar. |
| Quadrella | Flemington Race 6 – (3) Traffic Warden,(5) Switzerland. Flemington Race 7 – (3) Keeneland,(7) Politely Dun,(8) King Of Thunder. Flemington Race 8 – (1) Atishu, (3) Orchestral. Race 9 – (15) Pharari,(17) Isthmus, (19) Pondalowie. Early Flemington Race 2 – (5) Zeitung, (6) Dominetta,(7) Matisse. Race 3 – (2) Mahara, (3) Space Walk, (4) Johnny Rocker. Race 4 – (5) Jimmystar,(8) Steparty, (11) Age Of Kings. Race 5 – (2) Treasurethe Moment, (5) Powers Of Opal. |
| Trifecta | Box Rosehill Race 8 – (3) Tom Kitten, (15) Stefi Magnetica, (16) Joliestar. |
| Quinella | Flemington Race 4 – (5) Jimmystar, (11) Age Of Kings. |
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PLAY THE EXOTICS Parlay Rosehill Race 3 – (4) Golden Century. Rosehill Race 6 – (7) Persian Wonder. Rosehill Race 8 – (7) St Gotthard.
I was Wolfe the cheera’s chemist in the early 90s in hurstville
Loved your mentions of him in the herald and your book. He certainly loved Mick dittman when I new him
I’m still a pharmacist some things never change
My dad and myself where deciples of your best bet on saturdays
Paul,
“Wolfe” was Wolfie Gunthal the happiest man to ever set foot on the racecourse, even more joyous than Max Cocks whose smile when Eduardo was on the boil for Joe Pride out shone Luna Park. Wolfie was a character the like of who we will never see again. Another correspondent Shane Montgomery rekindled memories of trainers George Hanlon and Jack Clayton, rare experiences. Maybe I should compile a list of my 10 Hall Of Turf Fame Characters encompassing trainers, jockeys, punters, bookmakers, strappers, and urgers. In my opinion “character” was best formed during The Depression and World Wars when people survived on their wits and not what was fed to them on a screen.