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23
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Uncertain
13%
3 of 23 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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TAB senior trader Tim Ryan says Everest day favourites Ka Ying Rising and Autumn Glow are set to deliver a multimillion dollar “wipeout” on Saturday, after the blow of losing Pride Of Jenni from the King Charles III Stakes.
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Rising → say → Stakes
However, the bookmaker is preparing to “lean into” the most backed runners on the program.
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bookmaker → prepare → program
Hong Kong superstar Ka Ying Rising remained a $1.50 favourite to defend his title in the $20 million Everest at Randwick, while Autumn Glow firmed into $1.28 for the five-horse $5 million King Charles after the loss of Pride Of Jenni due to the leg infection.
“I am so flat about that, almost devastated,” Ryan said.
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Ryan → remain → that
“I thought she was a risk, Autumn Glow, with a Pride Of Jenni in the race, a strong-run mile on a testing track.
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she → think → track
It would play into Ceolwulf’s hands.
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It → play → hands
Now, it’s probably going to be a jog-trot.
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it → go → ?
“The Ka Ying Rising into Autumn Glow multi, we are holding nearly a million on that already and that’s going to grow tomorrow, and I’m not confident about getting either beat now.
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either → hold → that
“Ka Ying Rising is best backed, Autumn Glow is second best, then it’s daylight third.”
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it → back → ?
Asked what the loss would be if both won, Ryan said: “Wipeout.”
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Ryan → ask → Wipeout
“And I believe we are going to lean into it tomorrow as well, with some generosity,” he said.
“It might cost us four or five million.”
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It → believe → four
Ka Ying Rising opened at $2.10 for the Everest after winning the race last year by a length and a quarter.
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Rising → open → length
He was as low as $1.30 before easing in price after a trial loss to Everest rival Ninja, and Randwick copping close to 100mm of rain this past week.
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Randwick → ease → rain
“Overall we are holding about $3.25 million on him, $2.5 million in multis and $750,000 straight out,” Ryan said.
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Ryan → hold → multis
“Futures-wise, he was the most wagered on in an Everest, surpassing what we held on him last year.
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we → wager → him
And I imagine he will eclipse what we held on final field-wise last year tomorrow.
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we → imagine → what
“Early in the week, I thought it was $1.40 on a soft 6, $1.50 on a soft 7 and $1.60 on a heavy 8.
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it → think → 8
“After the final field on Tuesday night, there was nothing for him, but at $1.50 on Thursday, he was quite popular.
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he → be → Thursday
That has dried up a bit now.
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That → dry → ?
“Thursday, he was holding about 65 per cent, now he’s down to 50 per cent of the hold, so that’s telling me it might be time to think about $1.55.
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it → hold → 1.55
“I don’t really want to lay him.
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I → want → him
He’s just so much better than them, he’s got the great racing style and he could be a wet tracker.
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he → ’ → style
It’s completely unknown, but we know wet tracks can be a class killer.”
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tracks → ’ → ?
He said Stradbroke heavy track winner Spicy Martini ($31) was the TAB’s biggest loser in final field betting at $500,000.
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Martini → say → 500,000
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