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Plan carefully to scoop Hatrick cash

Peter Fenemor
Whanganui Chronicle·
12 Nov, 2015 08:00 PM2 mins to read

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THE TAB Triple Trio is guaranteed to $10,000 for this evening's greyhound meeting at Hatrick.

The medium requires participants to correctly select the first three greyhound to finish in the first three placings in Races 6-8.

The fields involved this evening are all 305m sprints with all races being tricky looking affairs. Therefore the most cost-effective option is to find an anchor in all legs, then run off the potential placegetters from that selection.

Percentage betting allows the opportunity of being able spread support runners with the anchor as a more cost effective way of securing a return.

First up in Race 6, Box Of Fluffies holds sound dividend bearing claims.

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She was involved in a torrid paw-wrestle at the Manawatu Raceway on Monday, only yielding at the business end. She has drawn to feature in this dash.

Others to couple up with her includes the nicely drawn Miss Allegro, who is likely to effectively use her kind one-trap draw.

Chinese Star can ping and run, while Jinja Coll is quite capable of placing.

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Consider Cyclone Lusi as the bolter here. She has been known to explode from the traps and she can lead throughout by doing so.

Leg 2 can see Shinzigzag go one better than her bold Manawatu Monday second placing.

Bit Coin tried to pinch an all-the-way 520m win in her last start but she faded over the later stages.

Reverting back to the 305m dash here could see her featuring.

Semantics has recently eased back in class, so her presence here must be respected.

Deathstar has secured the draw advantage here, while Lord De Air Air appeals as the combos booster in this field.

The final leg sees the trap-one specialist Embee Dee securing her favoured draw. She can enhance her tidy looking stats from that trap in this sprint.

El Jetta is resuming from a freshen-up and a competitive first-up sprint can be expected.

Both Rua Rama and Manu Rama can feature, while the reserve Homebush Misha is likely to sprint and, being a recent downgrader, she must be considered.

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