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By Craig Symes · Posted
52.8 A determination conducted pursuant to this Rule will render any Greyhound ineligible to be a Reserve Greyhound if times are a factor in the selection of Reserve Greyhounds. -
$21 top 3 for a fair while running good races, $26 to win now i see good spec bet for sure Berrifruit...Hope you got the $7 on offer at Matamata -
Can someone please help me. Just noticed that the Auckland Cup is now set weights and penalties (don't know how or when it was changed from a handicap). I have a small stake in Joe's Legacy. He has won 3 from 18 and has a weight of 55kg. On the same weight is Sound, a winner of 7 including a Group 3 in Europe, Etah James (53.5 kg), a winner of 7 including a group 3 (I know shes a mare), Dee and Gee (54kg) a winner of 6 including a Group 3, and Solsiefie (54kg), a winner of 6 including a Group 3, What's the rational on the weight differences? -
Well looks like Racecafe moderator has no fears with stockmarket plunge plus coronavirus affecting racing as this thread transferred from Thoroughbred section. Guess the racing administrators in Macau, Hong Kong, Italy etc have got it all wrong. As the song goes WHY WORRY! -
This is the type of situation that the ratings system should be able to address but is not doing so. Either the handicapper needs some discretion or the points deducted for horses well out of form need to be greater so the horses can find their correct level. -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
Vintage Print, Liam's Point, and Jade d'Oro highlighted the maiden winners Feb. 21-Feb. 22. View the full article -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
Breeze Easy's undefeated Breeders' Cup winner Four Wheel Drive turned in a bullet half-mile work Feb. 24 at Turfway Park as he continues preparations toward his sophomore debut. View the full article -
He was a good horse in the past but who thinks Bordeaux should be rated 104?. The last time he was in the 1st 3 was April 2018 and most of his 'earnings' this season are just the partial returns of the entry fees for the Cup and FFA. I really believe we want to enable these old fellows to keep racing but how long is it going to take for him to drop to a competive level? -
By tripple alliance · Posted
Sue Bradford says withdraw Racing Bill . Select Committee hearings , A section of the bill has proposed the Minister of Racing to be able to use money from the sale of small local racing clubs towards funding improvements in other venues. If passed, the Bill will in effect allow the closure and forced sale of the venues of a number of racing clubs, potentially including those at Avondale, Stratford, Central Otago, Kurow, Banks Peninsula and Wairoa. Even if a club has stopped racing, or has already sold its venue, the legislation allows for its property to be compulsorily taken. The purpose of this is to prop up other ‘strategic’ venues that have the blessing of the powers that be, for example racecourses at Auckland, Wellington, Manawatu and Canterbury. I am no right-winger, but I find myself unusually in the space occupied by the right – that is, I cannot fathom how property rights can be trampled on in this way, nor how Labour and the Greens can tolerate it. It is a possibility that Winston Peters sought carte blanche on racing policy as part of the 2017 coalition deal with Labour, yet this week Jacinda Ardern has been quoted as saying, ‘Racing policy, decisions, bills … go through considerable scrutiny – no one policy is ever decided by one party, they go through all of us.’ . Great to see Sue champion property rights. And Labour did indeed sign up to support NZ First’s racing policy as part of the coalition agreement. As a Green MP I was the party’s spokesperson on Racing for the ten years I was in Parliament. I sat on the Select Committee considering the 2003 Racing Bill. During the process I managed to persuade colleagues to insert a clause in the Racing Act saying ‘In carrying out its functions, the Board must (a) comply with the principles of natural justice; and (b) exhibit a sense of social responsibility by having regard to the interests of the community in which it operates.’ The new legislation flies in the face the 2003 Act in regards to both natural justice and social responsibility. Labour and the Greens must urgently reconsider their seemingly unconsidered support for the Racing Bill or risk being seen as complicit in a particularly unprincipled piece of legislation. THERE you go this might all fall apart yet and racing will just carry on declining . -
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Surprising really they have not been continued. Seems a perfect opportunity to get people on course as the old ones did...you only have to look at the queues for Lotto when the numbers get up there. Remember going to one at Avondale years ago..a few faves won and payout was only $3k or so but very welcome back then when mortgages were over 20%....... -
By ivanthegreat · Posted
NO FORM IN THE HERALD....................... TAB SITE PDF'S ARE NOT WORKING. BLOODY AMATUERS......... No wonder we have gone backwards. -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
With light graded stakes action taking place this past weekend, there was relatively little shifting in the respective top 10 positions in both the National Thoroughbred Racing Association Top Thoroughbred Poll and NTRA Top 3-Year-Old Poll. View the full article -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
Maiden Watch: Week of Feb. 18-24 View the full article -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
Finite headed up a busy work tab for Steve Asmussen trainees at Fair Grounds Race Course & Slots Feb. 24, turning in her first breeze since winning the Feb. 15 Rachel Alexandra Stakes Presented by Fasig-Tipton (G2). View the full article -
Millions with fuck all else to do but front up when asked to put on a show. Even the gormless daughter was there.....
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Peter Dunne been latched on to the tit of taxpayers for a long time. Sat on both sides of the fence. Doubt he has had whiskies with WP but he is pretty qualified to comment. -
Can’t you give it a rest talk about a flipping broken record!
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Real Estate agents are people who sell a house/property and then immediately try and get you to sell it - its called turnaround. When too many people say no they bleat to their association because they not getting the commissions they usually enjoy and their association then tells the government "we have a crisis". The pollies don't really understand but they go along with the hype and lo and behold someone like Twyford pronouces doom and gloom. I got a section, 4 walls and a roof so no crisis here thank you.
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