My golf ball landed in a bunker beside the green and a mate's ball landed in a bunker nearby. It took me eight shots to get out and only did so by playing to the side of the bunker, still not on the green.

My mate was in stitches, so I said your turn, smart @rse! He hit the ball at a thousand miles an hour. The flagstick shuddered and nearly snapped as the ball struck, and dropped to only a couple of inches from the hole.

I was still off the green and out of sheer embarrassment can't recall how many shots I took on that hole. If his ball didn't strike the flagstick, it would have ended up in Sydney Harbour.

On another occasion I had a few hours to spare so I decided  to have a hit. I played a hole that was only about 90 metres slightly downhill.

A guy was on his tee not far from my green. He called me to play and I completely miss-hit my shot which never left the ground and it rolled and rolled onto the green coming to rest a couple of feet from the hole.

The guy looked at me and shook his head. He hit his tee shot onto the wild blue yonder never to be found again.

As we neared each other he turned to see my ball on the green and said "I’m surprised the wind hasn’t blown your ball into the hole."

Greyhound Tips Tue 18-Feb-2029

Usually on Tuesday the early meetings don't work me (Gawler, Tassie = often 1st fav, 2nd fav are much better, no fun).
Hence only one 'at noon' meeting tipped here, Goulburn. 
The next here will be the Horsham meeting, (only) occasionally OK for me, hoping we get one good paying race but take this as a caveat.

The rest of the meetings are in the evening, Lismore, Gosford, Warragul and Townsville - it is often possible to get nice trifectas there but not in every of those meetings - I am expecting that again but which one will be this time?

In those four meetings I recommend making use of the fact that there are only 8 runners, or less, so for example trifecta such as field-field-(a,b,c) costs only $6.50 at 5%. 
Another advice on using these tips is feel free to put the best selections for second or third in trifectas.

GOULBURN
- - - - - - 
R2    #3,2,7
R3    #4,1,7,8
R4    #2,7
R5    #1,4,5
R6    #1,8 FROM 7,4
R7    tough - any
R8    #3,5,7
R9    #6,1,3,4
R10    #6,1
R11    #7,8

HORSHAM
- - - - - - 
R1    #5,4,9
R2    #2,7,9
R3    ANY
R4    --
R5    #4
R6    ANY
R7    #1,5
R8    #6
R9    #2,5,6
R10    #8 ANY
R11    #2 FROM 4,5,8 FROM 9
R12    #1 FROM 5,6,2

LISMORE
- - - - -
R2    #4,3,2
R3    #1,2,3 THEN 4,5
R4    #2,5,8,7
R5    #5 - others similar
R6    ANY
R7    #3,4,7, a few others with old form 
R8    #5 then 8,1,2
R9    #3,8,6
R10    #7,8,1,2

GOSFORD
- - - - - 
R1    #1,2,3 FROM 5,7
R2    #4, #2
R3    #6,2,4 FROM 1
R4    #7,6 
R5    #7,8,4,3
R6    #8 FROM #1, MAYBE #2
R7    #1, ALL SIMILAR
R8    #4,5,7,6
R9    ANY
R10    #8,3, MAYBE #1(?)

WARRAGUL
- - - - - 
R1    #4,5,6
R2    #5,8
R3    #3
R4    tough race - #21574(?)
R5    #2, #7 FROM #4,5,6
R6    #541
R7    #7 FROM 8,6,4,3
R8    #7,8
R9    #1,3,4,8
R10    #5,8,2,3
R11    all similar
R12    #3 from any

TOWNSVILLE
- - - -  - - 
R1    #1
R2    #4
R3    TOUGH - any
R4    #1 ANY
R5    #5,7,3
R6    #5,2,1,3
R7    #1,#6 but really any!
R8    #2,6,4,3,8
R9    #7,1,3,4

IPSWICH
- - - - - 
R3    #4
R4    #2,4,5
R5    tough - any
R6    #1,5,4,3
R7    tough - any
R8    #8 ANY
R9    #3,8,1

One of the most extraordinary finishes I've ever seen.

French athlete Flora Guie (pronounced Gay) is running 4th after the baton change for the final leg. The French commentators are saying throughout the last lap that “it is now impossible for France to win” but the excitement reaches fever-pitch in the last 100 metres, when Guie does the “impossible”

Its not only that the she never gave up, but that she retained her composure, her rhythm and her focus, despite the odds. Cruel justice for the leader, who stopped to a walk after trying to "fry" her immediate opponents.