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Agree with your overall point, but from a life practicality standpoint you can save most of them in your phones online wallet these days... Airpoints, sub card, onecard, debit card etc. I use both a debit and one card every time I visit countdown, but both are 'beeped' from my phone I dont even take my wallet any more. (unwanted millenial advice) -
Very impressive performance and I hope you got a good return. Whether he's an Epsom type I don't know and Haggas has his doubts about the stamina on breeding but he'll be under huge pressure to supplement after this. He's in the King Edward VII at Ascot but I could see him swerving Epsom and going for the Eclipse at Sandown. -
Looking ahead to Saturday and the Group 1 Lockinge at Newbury. All 11 stand on ground which is now Good, Good to Soft in places. That should be fine for both INSPIRAL and BIG ROCK and so much depends on whether the latter returns in the form of last autumn - if he does, he wins, if not, INSPIRAL might take advantage with the Gosden horses running a little better. The Gosden second string, AUDIENCE, ran really well at 1400m last season placing in the City of York and the Park and a straight course seems best for him as does first time up. 50s is a huge price but tempting to very small stakes. POKER FACE is 13/2 and drifting towards an each way call. INSPIRAL is my idea of the winner. Ryan Moore will be swerving the final day of York tomorrow to ride KYPRIOS in the Levmoss at Leopardstown's Friday evening meeting. The 2022 Gold Cup winner is 1/7 and should have no trouble continuing his build up to a return to Ascot next month.
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Seize the Grey carries the dreams of about 2,570 shareholders that bought into the colt through MyRacehorse, a fractional ownership app that allows racing fans a taste at ownership for a much lower cost.View the full article -
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Agree entirely and that’s why PAK’nSAVE booms, give us your best deal first up and I will support you The roundabout of specials with loyalty cards from the other 2 major supermarkets is a likely “fix” that one day will be uncovered I hope -
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Previously you did, but not any longer, although on a mobile it seems to depend which page you try to access Trackside from. I prefer to use HRNZ anyway as on my phone when i rotate to landscape it automatically goes to full screen mode whereas Loveracing doesn’t. -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
Kenny McPeek's 2020 Preakness Stakes (G1) victory with the filly Swiss Skydiver does not have any kind of symbol attached to it, but it was the most unique running of the middle jewel in the Triple Crown. View the full article -
Ban all loyal cards I say, the pitiful saving you make are not worth having, let alone the clutter the cause in your wallet. -
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Big Pond was a big deal at Santa Anita Park over the winter, winning the Feb. 18 Spring Fever Stakes after a nose defeat when second in the Dec. 26 La Brea Stakes (G1). Now, she races May 18 in the $175,000 Vagrancy Stakes (G3) at Aqueduct. View the full article -
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Usually expires in a week. Advantage is you can use it anyway you like. -
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For Chad Brown, the Triple Crown has been an exasperating experience lately.View the full article -
I noticed when checking my bonus cash, and looking to find when it expired, it says on there "at NEDS we have several types of bonuses" or words to that effect. We obviously already knew that we were just a carbon copy version of an Aus style gambling app.. but still a sloppy miss in their quest to act like some kind of kiwi brand 'NZ TAB' .. 😏 I'm disliking the fact that I can tell its lost it's 'kiwiness' in some ways, in terms of its service delivery.. I.e. have we noticed (next 2 examples from a mostly greyhound punter) ... - the odds aren't out at 8am on the dot as was the norm.. now it could be 8.15am.. 9 ... even 10 o'clock, not sure I couldn't keep checking , I had to do some work. - the form comments have lost even more 'knowledge' than they previously provided... I.e. there's no qualifying trial info for first starters.. it used to say "Ran 2nd of 6 in qualifier in 17.10" now it just says some generic A.I generated comment stating information I can already see I.e. "Fahey trained debutant by Aus sire Red Rum". Now I need to pop over to grnz.co.nz to find out the same info. -
Well, I am not logged in & are watching Pakenham race 5 on my IPad, just checked my android phone and I can see the races live not logged in. Maybe they have changed there stance with the new website feed from the TAB, but you can certainly watch them not logged in. -
By Tauhei Notts · Posted
Our TAB has framed a market for the Dante at 125.6%. It would appear that an English firm has taken over our TAB. Bad Economics, but I will go for him. -
Methinks Jimmy needs a touch more zest and p'raps a few currants ...mebbe to be velly velly lightly whipped into peak performance, no? -
Roaring Lion’s death from colic at the tender age of four in the summer of 2019 was difficult to take. The charismatic dapple grey had illuminated the preceding Flat season with his thrilling victories in the Eclipse, Juddmonte International, Irish Champion Stakes and Queen Elizabeth II Stakes. He was the apple of the Qatar Racing team’s eye, and was beloved by staff and visitors in what turned out to be his sole season at Tweenhills Stud in Gloucestershire. I always had an especially soft spot for him because he was something of a throwback, running so often over a wide range of trips in his three-year-old campaign; trying his luck in the 2,000 Guineas and Derby early in the season and switching between a mile and ten furlongs by the end of it. It made a refreshing change in an era of distance specialism, when some horses only ever run in sprints, over a mile or in ten to 12-furlong heats. Racing fans were undoubtedly robbed of seeing their hero enjoy a long and enjoyable retirement. But, putting emotion to one side for a moment, were breeders robbed of a great sire? With his sole crop now aged four, there is increasingly sufficient evidence on which to base a judgement. Strictly in terms of numbers, he has been holding his own against stallions with comparable profiles who also retired to stud in 2019. From 98 named four-year-olds he has sired 51 winners in either Flat or jump racing (52 per cent), including ten black-type performers (ten per cent). They are headed by the Group/Grade 1 winner Dubai Mile, now a Manton Park stallion. For Cracksman, the figures are 120 named four-year-olds, 64 winners (53 per cent) and 11 black-type performers (nine per cent). His debut generation has also yielded a single top-level winner – although his, Ace Impact, was an outstanding champion who retired unbeaten. Meanwhile Saxon Warrior has 111 named four-year-olds, 65 winners (59 per cent) and 15 black-type performers (14 per cent). Yet again, there has been one Group/Grade 1 winner among that cohort, in Victoria Road. Roaring Lion is riding high in the Racing Post’s all-important statistics of percentage of runners in Britain and Ireland with RPRs of at least 80 or at least 100 this year, too. His achievement of 52 per cent horses rated 80 or more in 2024 places him seventh behind only Justify, Shamardal, Frankel, Galileo, Kingman and, weirdly, Shalaa, while his figure of 17 per cent runners rated 100 or over puts him in fourth behind Shamardal, Frankel and Zebedee, whose few remaining representatives on the track include the smart Magical Spirit and Pogo. Perhaps the most striking aspect of Roaring Lion’s sadly curtailed stallion career is how much stamina he imparted, though. Headliner Dubai Mile won the Criterium de Saint-Cloud over ten furlongs on heavy ground at two although, like his sire, he showed he was far from being one-dimensional by running a creditable fifth in the 2,000 Guineas at three. Middle Earth meanwhile won the Melrose Handicap and Noel Murless Stakes and Saint George finished runner-up in the Queen’s Vase over 14 furlongs; Lion’s Pride is a Listed scorer over 12 furlongs; and Queen Of The Pride was second in the Daisy Warwick Stakes and Valiant King filled the same position in the Ballyroan Stakes over a mile and a half as well. Furthermore, Running Lion took a Listed race over ten furlongs and Kingswood finished third in the Gallinule Stakes over the same trip. Embesto is Roaring Lion’s only high-class offspring who looks an out-and-out miler, dead-heating in the Sovereign Stakes over that distance. That is perhaps a little surprising, when the sire showed he had some zip when winning the QEII at Ascot. Perhaps it should be no great shock, though, when Roaring Lion’s personal best was his wide-margin victory over Poet’s Word in the Juddmonte International over ten and a half-furlongs at York. His own sire Kitten’s Joy stayed 12 furlongs well and his progeny tend to need at least a mile, and his dam Vionnet, by Kentucky Derby victor Street Sense, was Grade 1-placed over ten furlongs. On top of all that, his champion status and higher fee will have attracted a lot of classically bred mares in that one season at Tweenhills. For example, Dubai Mile is out of Beach Bunny, a Pretty Polly Stakes runner-up by High Chaparral, Middle Earth is out of Roheryn, a 12-furlong Listed winner by Galileo, and Lion’s Pride is a half-brother to Gold Cup hero Courage Mon Ami. Specialising in horses who are best beyond a mile is no bad thing, though, and it has made Roaring Lion progeny attractive for the international market and in the National Hunt sphere, where he has supplied four winners from 12 runners including Scottish Triumph Hurdle second Roaring Legend, as well as the non-winning but fairly useful Mordor, who has finished third three times for Gordon Elliott. Humanity, the six-length winner of an 11-furlong handicap at Kempton last September, was sold to continue his racing career for 240,000gns at the Tattersalls Autumn Horses in Training Sale; Sheradann, who won three times between 11 and 15 furlongs in France last year, was sold to race for Jim Hay in Britain for €250,000 at the Arqana Autumn Sale; and Maasai Mara, a useful middle-distance handicapper, was sold to go hurdling with John O’Shea for 170,000 gns at the Tattersalls July Sale. It’s fair to say that Roaring Lion doesn’t appear to have come up with a true megastar in his own mould, unless one of his less exposed stayers develops into a consistent Cup performer. But that was always more of a hope than a reasonable expectation with just one crop, anyway. Perhaps Kameko, his successor also by Kitten’s Joy in the stallion boxes at Tweenhills, will do that instead. His own first crop, mercifully not also his last, are two-year-olds this season. Roaring Lion could have occupied an important position in the stallion market though, especially now that the tide of popular opinion seems to have turned a little more towards horses who stay ten furlongs and more, as people have woken up to the fact that the increased resale opportunities mitigate the inability to get them out early in their two-year-old season, at least to some extent. It didn’t really need confirming, but the performance of Roaring Lion’s sole crop has reminded us that the thoroughbred realm would be better off with him still being here. Disclosure: Once again not my writing, but worthy of a copy and paste for those that mourned his unfortunate passing here in NZ.
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