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An academic who thinks I'm a bit obsessed with thoroughbreds has posed an interesting question: 'The Kenyan breaking the 2 hour marathon reminded me that recently someone I know said they had gone back and looked at the winning times of the Kentucky Derby and it appeared that there had been no increase in horses speed in 50 years (or so) perhaps even longer. Is this true in general. I would think that improvements in nutritional knowledge and training regimes would have led to an increase in horses just as it has in humans?' I found the times for the Kentucky Derby online, and produced a graph. 2019 is on the left, 1918 on the right. Quickest in modern times was Secretariat in 1973, 1.59.4 Slowest Sunday Silence in 1989 2.00.5 Weather & track conditions obviously have a bearing, but it would appear that over the past 60 years, times have only fluctuated by 5 seconds in a race of 2 minutes duration. What is this telling us? Since the Thoroughbred is a closed stud book, we aren't introducing any new genes, just shaking the genetic dice. Thoughts, please -
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Pretty good fake then...those tanks and armoured cars looked pretty real to me....so did the smoke and the bodies.... Stop reading these made up sites run by foreign lunatics. And she resigned because Guiliani orchestrated it. Watch the new testimony and learn, if that's possible...
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a Supertramp song comes to mind...though you may prefer Cliff Richard ...nothing wrong with Dreaming, I guess ...anyway, TAS may be lucky to make the field...will the tangerine army and other hangers-on be able to cajole the MVRC into finding a spot for a non Group 1 winner from the good ol' Shaky Isles when there's so many ahead of him with better credentials? -
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By Harry Newshound · Posted
As a field of six was loaded in the gate Oct. 14 for the $202,000 Knickerbocker Stakes (G2T) at Belmont Park there were Breeders' Cup implications in the air. Afterwards, the outlook for next month had a completely different look to it. View the full article -
I think that the guts of it is workplace law is not common law which has a basis of what is fair. There is no fairness in the workplace law. That, it is intended to be punitive to drive down serious accidents in the workplace. But only in high risk industries.! Say someone moves a water cooler in a legal workplace and a clerk trips over it and ends up in a wheelchair. Are they going after the employer there.? If the answer is no, workplace law is discriminatory. and compliant judges enforce that. So a pillar of the Racing community got a writ slapped on it - for all you others to see. it would be kind to leave this matter be now. -
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TeAroha and Taupo bush, might pay to get your map out! All weather in Cambridge will be great! -
By Chris Wood · Posted
Had a few rides on the tracks have we Insider? We need a few Strath Ayr tracks obviously, shutting down all the country tracks isn’t going to solve a lot, especially the ones that are looked after by the volunteers. As I was saying, those CD tracks are bogs in the winter, field sizes say that! -
You’re betting with the wrong Agency. An All Up place multi with Ladbrokes will get you $182 for $1. -
By Ponderosa8 · Posted
Now that betting has opened on Consensus for tomorrow (cant believe her odds), I've taken the multi. However, I actually took a $1 Multi on every possible combination of Wins or Places in each of the 4 races... so spent the princely sum of $16. The maximum collect will be $14,435 if they all Win down to the smallest collect of $126 if they all run a Place. Just hope that TAS gets a run in the Cox Plate. -
I’m not sure why you would make such a statement Sicko. I believe that all workplaces can be susceptible to unfortunate accidents or mishaps, whatever you want to call them. I had a 21yo employee hang himself from a forklift, all because he was upset over his 18yo girlfriend leaving him. Should I be liable for leaving a forklift at his disposable? There are unfortunate incidents happening everyday - even the knife and fork are plastic on business class flights These days. If a passenger stabs another in the eye with a plastic knife, is the Airline to blame? Should passengers eat with their fingers? The Stable incident referred to in this article is a tragedy for “All” concerned. A 3yo was run over in a Childcare Centre car park in Melbourne today. The child died. Who are we to blame? The parent for not looking out? The poor driver for not being alert? The Centre for possibly not having traffic guardians? Accidents happen and sometimes even the utmost care can’t avoid them. You’re post and insinuation re guilt are not needed. It doesn’t help anybody and is not needed. I’m sure SMcKee doesn’t need or deserve any reminders of this sad case of a workplace accident.
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Of course it''s fake. Listen and learn moron.It will tell you what your MSM won't. From 12min this will explain your Homeland secretary resigning and Syria -
Take polls with a grain of white stuff....the margin difference between TV1 and Newshub is ludicrous.
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Give it a rest moron....no doubt the Russian and Syrian troops moving in as the US pulls out is fake news too. The orange turd does another favour for his Commie mate.
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By Harry Newshound · Posted
Grade 2 winner Focus Group will receive a bit of class relief in his next outing. He heads a field of 11 in the $150,000 Sycamore Stakes (G3T) Oct. 17 at Keeneland, a 1 1/2-mile turf race for 3-year-olds and up. View the full article
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