Huey

Maybe one of the 2018 bunch could have a go at the Bonecrusher stakes, only 5 noms , track too hard too much racing on?

Fantastic for them, but what about the punter??

SFA to do with the clubs.

Optimised on Friday and Saturday this week as well ,with Levin and Wanganui . Racing gets what it deserves ,it continues to let non racing personnel operate the sport.

1/2 to a good filly(Emily Margaret) and looks a nice type.

Property consolidation for the good of racing leggy, that'll save the day. Taken from the poor and giving to the rich or already haves always works.

Once they have sold off all the land, sold the TAB ,alienated the punter(still more to do in that area)excluded the people that are actually interested in racing/training/breeding a horse the whole game will be fixed and all of a sudden the persons that weren't interested in horse racing or breeding or buying a horse they all of a sudden become interested in horses and they go to the sales and purchase a horse and start punting,no more pass ins at that sales after that and the Australians return in droves buying our product ,everything sorted ...it'll happen in front of your very eyes like magic!

Couldn't happen could it?

Hahahahaha keep the comedy coming

How is that going to improve things?

On the Beehive website, it's part of WP speech at NZTR conference.

If it wasn't wasted, then why has the industry not progressed an iota since?

And to think there are those in the industry that support this, not having any idea what a Pandora's box this will open and if I'm reading correctly the funds to be placed with NZTR. Racing industry property A key area for further work is decisions on racing industry property. If serious progress is not taken then the industry will suffer from inertia. Changes relating to the ownership and utilisation of racing property will drive the economic recovery of the industry and support improved racing infrastructure. This work includes proposals to release the capital from venues no longer required for racing to fund the refurbishment and modernisation of retained venues. The preferred approach to achieving this is that clubs and codes reach agreement through negotiation. A statutory process is proposed to help resolve issues when agreements cannot be reached. Racetrack consolidation for the greater interest of the racing industry has been a vexed question which simply put has not been addressed, and it needs to be. The government does not have a predetermined view about any particular track. It is ultimately and matter resolves through industry leadership.

You could always aim for Australia

Te Rapa would give them a go for their money.