ODT Odds On: 8 May 2025
Our gallops tipster delivered like the postie he is when Punch lane cantered home at Hawksbury at $3.20. Harty's wildcard didn't get underway when the Riccarton gallops on the grass were canned so money back.
The Harness and sports tipster were a disgrace and are on final warnings AGAIN!! Stick with the process as we have got some serious odds winners this weekend.
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