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TAB punter happy after Tasmyn trains first career winner

One punter was confident Tasmyn Potter would get her first career winner as a trainer at Shepparton last week, launching a four-figure wager on Itzmineontheline before his victory in the Cottrells Electrical 3YO Pace.

The TAB customer placed $4400 on the Betting Line gelding at $2.80 and watched on as the 21-year-old Potter steered him to a comfortable 3m triumph from the front.

The $12,320 collect was just one of the big results registered with the TAB at Shepparton last Tuesday, with $5000 placed on Keayang Alex at $2.20 before he won the Jims Diggers Pace and $3500 bet on Aliza Hill at $3.40 before she prevailed in the Saddleworld Shepparton Maiden Pace.

Below are some of the big bets taken by the TAB on Victorian harness racing last week.

WINNERS ARE GRINNERS

$10,000 at $1.25 on Fiamma (Ballarat Race 8 on July 29)

$10,000 a PLACE at $1.04 on Fiamma (Ballarat Race 8 on July 29)

$5000 at $1.65 on Shesawish (Maryborough Race 8 on July 24)

$5000 at $2.20 on Keayang Alex (Shepparton Race 2 on July 25)

$4400 at $2.80 on Itzmineontheline (Shepparton Race 3 on July 25)

$3500 at $3.40 on Aliza Hill (Shepparton Race 4 on July 25)

BETTER LUCK NEXT TIME

$10,000 at $2.70 on Cemetery Bay (Swan Hill Race 7 on July 26 – Second)

$10,000 at $1.40 on Ludacrous (Shepparton Race 6 on July 25 – Second)

$10,000 at $3.40 on Hear The Call (Kilmore Race 2 on July 27 – Unplaced)

$6000 at $1.80 on Justify (Shepparton Race 5 on July 25 – Unplaced)

$4500 at $3 on Miss Hermes (Shepparton Race 1 on July 25 – Second)

$3000 at $1.40 on Chirripo (Melton Race 1 on July 28 – Unplaced)

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