| It might be good to know that Muravyev is a time-trial specialist and a longshot for the prologue. |
| Could the end of the Triple Crown drought help revive the sport's fortunes? Experienced bettors will tell you that any horse with sufficiently juicy odds is worth a punt, but a meaningful comeback still looks like a longshot. |
| All of this gives me the creeps, and while I stick the occasional optimistic tenner on a longshot first goalscorer, I've never thought of myself as a gambler. |
| The Rose Garden-style campaign cost Kerry 11 points net, and toppled Kerry from a solid position from which to wage a challenger's campaign to longshot ranking. |
| In a single member district, the voter is discouraged from wasting a vote on a longshot. |
| New South Wales and the Bulls can also finish in a semi-final placing, although the Bulls are a longshot due to a poorer plus-minus rating in points scored. |
