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Flemington:Best Backed: $21 into $9.00, lightly raced filly I Am A Star was hammered late in the Myer Classic. Dean Yendall gave her a perfect run to hold off the swoopers.Hard Lay: Lexus Stakes runner up Tom Melbourne was solid in the market at $4.50, but our traders couldnt write his name.Bookie Basher: Smart shoppers smashed into Tiamo Grace in Race 2 and then came again when the Weir-filly drifted late to $4.60. She held 45% of the book and ran away for a soft win.Early Bird Special: Oceanographer went up $4.40 for the Lexus and punters were quick to pounce. He jumped at $2.70 and flashed home to cement a run in Melbourne Cup. Special mention goes to Race 3 victor Sheidel, who was $6.00 into $3.00 and got home in her usual fighting style.Flop: Acatour was subject to a solid late plunge at $5.00 in Race 1, but the money went amiss when the Snowden-runner got back and only grinded home.Rosehill:Best Backed: $2.40 to $2.80 late, Upscale held 45% of the book and got favourite backers out of jail in Race 9.Hard Lay: Last start winner Tower Of Song went unwanted in Race 7. $3.10 out to $5.25, the Snowden gelding ran fourth.Bookie Basher: Punters went bonkers for big odds favourite Flitero in the Race 6. Holding 33% of the money at a juicy $4.50, the Matt Dunn-runner romped in.Early Bird Special: Metallic Crown in Race 5. Early shoppers snapped up the $31. He jumped $17.Flop: Spruik horse Il Riccio was reamed from $3.30 into $2.45. He was gone at the 200m mark and so was the plunge.Eagle Farm:Best Backed: $4.00 into $2.50, One Inch Punch held 45% of all money wagered on Race 7. Our traders breathed a sigh of relief when $19 roughie Allknight Saint beat him home.Hard Lay: Saga Miss was $2.20 out to $3.60 in Race 6. The longer punters waited, the more they won.Bookie Basher: Money came by the bucket load for hotpot Invincible Express in Race 3. $2.40 into $1.75, the Vandyke mare added another picket to her fence and was the worst result for the day.Early Bird Special: Race 2 winner Arrestar was $6.50 first call. Smart punters pounced and the unraced colt ended up jumping $2.90. They knew. Flop: Shamfrancisco looked the Race 4 winner on paper. $2.20 into $2.05 under a small mountain of money, she finished fourth.Futures Moves:Melbourne Cup: Oceanographer $17 into $6.00 second favourite.VRC Oaks: Tiamo Grace $7.00 into $4.60.Darley Classic: Flying Artie $13 into $5.00 favourite, Astern $7.00 out to $9.00, Extreme Choice $6.00 into $13, Russian Revolution $26 into $15 and Sheidel $41 into $17. 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As a ninth-grader at Foley (Alabama) High School, he was given the option of playing for the junior varsity football team or joining the varsity squad. He not only chose to play up but started each of his four seasons.When trying to decide where to attend college as the nations No. 1 wideout prospect, he selected an Alabama program coming off a .500 season because new coach Nick Saban -- unlike other recruiters -- promised him nothing more than an opportunity to compete for a starting job, adding: I can win with you, and I can win without you.However, this past spring the Atlanta Falcons?star receiver finally encountered a situation that was too challenging for him. He and friends were planning to rough it on an island beach in the Bahamas. Jones loves to travel, particularly in the Caribbean and South America, and he was looking forward to going off the grid by settling along the shore. The only problem: Jones failed to factor in the tenacity of sand flies, which sent him and his friends scurrying for a nearby hotel.I had to leave, he said, laughing.So there you have it, NFL defenses. When it comes to slowing Jones, forget about double coverages and bracket schemes. Just bring a few sand flies.The Carolina Panthers probably wish they had thought of it after Jones raced through and around their secondary for a franchise-record 300 yards on 12 receptions, one of which he carried 75 yards for his lone touchdown. The performance moved him atop the league rankings with 488 yards through four games and put him on pace to finish with 1,952 yards, which would be 12 shy of the league record set by Calvin Johnson in 2012.Despite being one of the games dominant forces -- at 6-foot-3 and 220 pounds, he has linebacker size and sprinters speed -- Jones is often overshadowed by more demonstrative or charismatic receivers, be it Antonio Brown, Odell Beckham Jr. or Dez Bryant.It doesnt bother me, the soft-spoken and private Jones said this past summer. Im going to do what I do. Im not going to get caught up in it -- who is better, he is better, whatnot. Ive just seen a few games with those guys, but I feel like everybody is different in their own way. It depends on what you are looking for.Jones quietly had a season for the annals last year. His 136 receptions tied for second most in league history, and his 1,871 also ranked No. 2 all time. He was targeted 203 times, the most for a receiver in the past 10 seasons, but caught 67 percent of those passes. (The league average was 60.9 percent in 2015.)Jones has never been one to promote his talents, which is not to say he doesnt know how good he is. Hes reminded of it almost every Sunday, when he receives double coverage. He says the only team to use single coverage on him the whole game is Arizona and cornerback Patrick Peterson, whose rivalry goes back to their days in the SEC, where Peterson attended LSU.Pat is a great player, and I respect him because he dont mind coming out there and going one-on-one the whole game, Jones said. Nobody else does it. I played Richard [Sherman], but they play a lot of three-deep, though, so its rreally not man-to-man.ddddddddddddHis thoughts when he does see man coverage?Very disrespectful, very disrespectful, he said. Im licking my chops because I know where Im going, you dont know where Im going. And just -- working hard at your craft -- I feel like I work hard enough to get in and out of breaks and do certain things that its going to be hard for a defender to cover me one-on-one if Im coming at him full speed.Jones is a player of prodigious talent yet limited words. He prefers to spend his down time on the lake behind his home, hours at a time in the offseason. He also can be found in the bowling alley. When he travels, he prefers locations filled with natural beauty rather than tourists. The only time he wants to be in the headlines is after helping his team win.I just kind of do my own thing, Jones said. Im not trying to be like nobody else or nothing like that. Like when I travel, everybodys like, go to Dubai, its a new thing. I can go to Dubai, but Im not going to just because Im not trying to go where everybody is going.He can take his game where no one has gone, but there are concerns about how long he will hold up physically. He often scares coaches and personnel staff in practice because he goes so hard. On more than one occasion, Falcons general manager Thomas Dimitroff has asked him to back off in practice, but its hard for Jones. If hes going to do something in games, he first wants to do it in practice, so it becomes muscle memory, if you will.He understands that tomorrow is not promised, so he gives all he has today. And he never looks back, even after a crushing defeat. The next time you see him cry after a loss will be the first time.Therell be some games where guys cry, and I feel like if you give in to emotions like that, you didnt give your all, Jones said. All I can give is everything I got and thats it; thats all you can ask from a guy is his all. If he is giving you his all -- and thats not just that game, Im talking about the whole week, the preparation -- thats all you can ask.Me, Im coming to work, Im practicing hard every day, Im eating right, Im getting the proper sleep, Im getting the proper rest, everything, Im giving you all I have. Im not going to pout if we lose. Yeah, Im upset I lost, but its not going to be to that degree like Im cussing, get away from me, this and that.Just as he knew it was time to leave the beach last spring in the Bahamas, Jones said he will know when its time to leave the game.When I cant go out there and I feel like I can beat man coverage -- or I dont demand two-man -- then it will be time, he said. Sometimes a guy is going to get you here and there, you compete. He is getting paid just like youre getting paid, and he is a competitor just like you are. But if a guy can just stop me a whole game by himself, and I cant do nothing about it or Im fatiguing or Im not strong throughout the whole game, then its time for me to hang them up.Fortunately for the Falcons and lovers of unique talents, that day seems far off. ' ' '