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I'm sure they thought they would get their feature races back, the Auckland Racing Club offered them back, but authorities stepped in and said they didn't want the G2 races ? televised from there because it didn't look good on television with the eyesore grandstand etc. -
All very well in hindsight Weasel, they probably thought they'd get their own races back at their course as well. I don't get the thinking behind building the stand either. -
They don't want to sell the course because all monies, assets, now go to racing authorities as I understand it. Before, the constitution allowed the member's to decide where everything went in event of club being dissolved, of course member's can't benefit, but could give to charity if so desired. Under pressure club's had to bow down and sign away that right, now on dissolution everything would be taken out of their control. I'm sure that is way it is now, but stand to be corrected.
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WTF is an INSTAGRAM INFLUENCER ? WTF IS A Social Media influencer.? No wonder our younger generation are F......d. Oopps hope i didn't influence anyone with that foul outburst. -
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Gummitt thinking of banning certain makes/models of car as they are deemed to be unsafe. Cars don't cause accidents,dumb arses driving do. Wouldn't matter how safe a car is if you have a lunatic coming towards you at 100k and youre doing 100k with only a 6 inch yellow line seperating you. Can of worms to open if they do. -
Following his victory in the Listed Grand Cup (1m5¾f) at York on Saturday, trainer Ian Williams will now aim Gold Mount at the Group 1 Melbourne Cup (3200m) in November. Having started his career in Britain with Alan King, the Excellent Art gelding was moved to Hong Kong, first with Tony Cruz and then Richard […]View the full article -
The hearing of Victorian trainer Jarrod McLean’s racing charges for possessing a banned electric shock device has been adjourned until September. McLean, who was disqualified trainer Darren Weir’s assistant, faced the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board in Melbourne yesterday. But his barrister Patrick Wheelahan immediately said he wanted the case heard behind closed doors. Asked […]View the full article
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Star sprinter Santa Ana Lane’s build-up to another crack at The Everest (1200m) is about to begin, with connections looking to make amends for his unplaced run in last year’s contest. The multiple-Group 1 winner was dominant in winning the TJ Smith Stakes (1200m) in April at Randwick before heading to Hong Kong where he […]View the full article
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Princess Posh is reported to have done well since her late scratching from the Group 1 Stradbroke Handicap (1400m) and will make her fourth outing in Group 1 company on Saturday. The Kris Lees-trained mare was considered a top lightweight hope in the Stradbroke after her second to The Bostonian in the Group 1 Kingsford-Smith […]View the full article
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Chris Waller has made five nominations for the Group 1 Tattersall’s Tiara (1400m) at Eagle Farm on Saturday as he tries to secure his 18th Group 1 success of the season in the final top tier contest of the season. Waller has already saddled a record-breaking 17 Group 1 winners this season, headlined by Winx’s […] View the full article
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Nice work Steady Teddy, well done.. .. and in defence of the TAB they’ve always been very fair and reasonable when I’ve had an issue that needed their intervention -
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Seeking the Soul guaranteed himself a spot in the Breeders' Cup Classic (G1) when he rallied to win the Stephen Foster Stakes (G2) by a neck. The victory also earned him a spot back in the top 10 of the NTRA Top Thoroughbred Poll. View the full article -
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As great as the sting of Maximum Security's first loss on a racetrack was in the TVG.com Pegasus Stakes at Monmouth Park, the outlook is anything but gloomy for owners Gary and Mary West. View the full article -
(By John Jenkins) Impressive last start winner Smokin’ Oak turned in a good solo gallop in what was a reasonably quiet Hastings trackwork session this morning. Fast work was confined to the plough, which provided good footing. Smokin’ Oak was one of eight horses trainer John Bary brought into the track to work and he […] View the full article
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The "animal welfare-lets ban racing brigade" do not need any more ammunition that what they currently have. This one and other no-hoper horses "running" around getting a hiding with whips and a severe beating by more competitive (better) horses is just adding more fuel to the fire for the lobbyists. I am still waiting for someone from the "leave poor Thatz David alone and gee isn't his trainer great" group to answer my two part question; Why does Victoria have a rule whereby horses that reach a certain age are retired and what is the point of this rule? They can't, or choose not to answer it. Either because they don't want to face up to the facts, or they actually have no clue about anything. -
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If the Totally Arrogant Bstds are not paying out on a ticket that is more than 6 months old - why do they still have results for this meeting and older on their website? -
There are always plenty of vacuous types looking for a bit of publicity..... -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
While the 3-year-old division still tries to sort itself out, seven colts and geldings are entered for the $500,000 Ohio Derby (G3) June 22 at JACK Thistledown Racino, topped by Global Campaign and Owendale. View the full article -
That is good idea Cat, I suggest the certain age is two and I agree with the number of times -
Maybe you can enlighten the rest of us Ted, and I'll see if my old ticket is still around......
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