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Celebrity Psychic Sharina: Mebourne Cup Tips

  • Writer: Deb Carr
    Deb Carr
  • Oct 24, 2014
  • 1 min read

Sharina Radio 2UE

Feeling like a little flutter on Melbourne Cup? We asked Celebrity Psychic Sharina for her lucky tips and colours.

IF YOUR BIRTHDAY FALLS ON:

1,10,19,28

Lucky colour: FUSHIA

Lucky tips: Tie 3 I CHING Coins to handbag with red string or place in left side of wallet for men

The Phoenix

2,11,20, 29

Lucky colour: RED

Lucky tips: Wear a phoenix or dragon charm on your necklace or place on keyring/wallet

3,12, 21,30

Lucky colour: GREEN

Lucky tips: Wear a citrine crystal around your neck or carry in gold sack with gambling tickets

4,13, 22, 31

Lucky colour: ORANGE

Lucky tips: Sit on table 8 if dining or socialising, lucky leprechaun charm or magic square placed race tickets

5,14, 23

Lucky colours: RED/BLUE

Lucky tips: Wear red underwear all week; place 8 citrine crystals in red sack keep on table when betting

6,15, 24

Lucky colour: GOLD

Lucky tips: Wear a Buddha charm or four leaf clover charm

Horse Racing

7,16,25

Lucky colours: YELLOW/GOLD/PURPLE

Lucky tips: Place your wish with amber, sapphire and cat’s eye small crystal in red sack inside your handbag or wallet with betting tickets

8,17,26

Lucky colour: TURQUOISE

Lucky tips: A Tigers Eye and Egyptian scarab lucky charm held close will bring brilliant luck your way

9,18,27

Lucky colours: PURPLE/BLACK

Lucky Tips: Wear or carry jade and don’t gamble using $50 notes use smaller denominations

 
 

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