There a saying that says that every dog has its day. This means that no matter what happens a particular day, what belongs to an individual will always be his or hers. In betting for instance, a day may dawn to a player and in the end, he or she may find the amazing luck being on his side by walking home with outstanding wins.

Over a period of time, betting has made some players rich enough to transform their lives. More often than not, a simple bet may clinch one an outstanding win no matter the site one plays. Stories have been in existence where clients hit various jackpots and walk home smiling all through. Recent, a client with BetVictor had his day dawn after he won an amazing £40,000. This marked a new life changing moment for the unnamed winner who opted to hide his name to the public for personal reasons. Nonetheless, a win is a win and the winner welcomed his Christmas early by scooping the £40,000 prize at the Cash Out feature. His win came from a 7-fold accumulator on a 20 pence bet.

It was on Saturday 1500GMT when the player opted to place various predictions on various English Premier League teams. With Aston Villa and Newcastle match kicking off late on, the player opted to omit the match and that was the moment of truth for him.

According to Charlie McCann who is the spokesperson at BetVictor, the player had placed his bets as follows: he placed a prediction of Tottenham Hotspurs winning with a 2-0 margin against Southampton, both teams to score in a match pitting Leicester and Everton, Bournemouth to crash West Brom with a 2-1 margin, Norwich City to beat Manchester United to be more than 2.5 goals in a match between Chelsea and Sunderland and Crystal Palace to beat Stoke 2-1.

McCann recommended the player for his outstanding prediction and added that he was lucky to avoid the late kick off match which he had predicated Aston Villa to win at St James Park only for the match to end in a 1-1 draw. This was the best present for the bettor as Christmas approached.

There has been evidence that animal cruelty has been common among various greyhound trainers. This comes after three trainers were found guilty of the act and imposed various punishments. Two of these will have to spend some time in jail whereas the third trainer has been accorded with a long terms suspension sentence. These three men were caught red handed indulging in the Four Corners live baiting scandal.

For greyhound trainer John Cauchi, 18 months in cell awaits him. Furthermore, he was accorded with a 12 month non-parole jail term in the 18 months sentence. The convict who is the current manager of the licensed Boxhill Trial Track based in Western Sydney was eager to plead guilty of using rabbits as a way of luring the ‘bloody’ greyhound. It was evident through a video how Cauchi was trying to excite and entice his greyhound using a rabbit.

John as well as his brother Tony Cauchi did not try to resist their charge and pleaded guilty with over 15 counts of animal cruelty to their names. Tony faced similar sentence of 18 months as his brother. However, the sentence was suspended as it was claimed that Tony had a problem of intellectual impairment.

At the same time, Ian Morgan aged 58 and a trainer of Telopea pleaded guilty of animal cruelty and was accorded with a 12 month sentence. This came after he was caught red handed by a hidden camera back in January using a live possum in attempt to lure one of his dogs.

The video clip showed Morgan taking the possum to Londonderry property of Zeke Kadir a popular person in the industry who is known for his tactics of breaking ingenuousness greyhounds. The evident showed Morgan giving the possum from his car to Kadir.

According to state magistrate Fiona Toose, the trainer was accorded with the custodian sentence after it was evident that the possum inflicted pain and cruelty to the dogs. Morgan has to undertake 9 months of indoor sentence before being granted a parole sentence.

The three convicts were denied a chance to be close to any animal for a period not less than 20 years.