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Oh glad that's cleared up, guess I was not the only one a little confused , seems like it only spoiled one person's day.

Can I head off Miss Jools and say it is MillEr

Yep road toll zero, tb free, carbon zero, how long has this been said, living in dreamland I rekon

Well you must be Blind Freddy in person, if you read my post. Or did you just go off prematurely, due to how aroused you got from the opening line?

Yes must be many a year, the Patterson team had to wait till the last race get a win, just as hard to win on the coast as anywhere else.

Are you the full quid?

The horses preformed very well to

The horses preformed very well to

There was a better effort. Abre Chene ran in the Avondale Cup mid December 1979 over 2,200 and won the railway 01 Jan 1980.  This was a two week freshen up dropping from 2200 to 1200 mtrs I was on course and got the $8.00 odd  dividend.  The winner today ran several months  after the derby.
 
Abre Chene went on to win the the Air NZ stakes ridden by Lester Piggot in 1980.

Rules are rules and he should know better, even if it's a draconian rule, maybe time for a change, get some youth on board,like they did at Westport meeting, 

I sometimes have trouble with the S key on my laptop, sometimes it sticks, and I go to press it and it doesn't work.

Thanks I will tune into the livetream or should that read live stream, these spelling mistakes so easy to make, would you agree

Yes there certainly been some great performers over the years, some of the other  Nairn trotters, started careers on the coast, even the mighty armalight and our mana won there first races at Westport,  just trying to recall if new age man won over there, I know the tough nut certainly did

Miss Jools , you are worth your weight in gold . 

Very sad on Paul's passing, he will be certainly missed, and his support of all the smaller clubs in the south with his horses, his late father Ray trained some very good performers, brutus and scotch mist come to mind, both by Balios, scotch mist may have one a Concorde,

The fiery ginga must have won 17 odd races and I think from memory Mr Clarke drove him to those wins.

Can't beat that euphoria of a win, that feeling and buzz is a feeling like nothing else, I guess the question here is how far ones goes to achieve it, having had a horse that won 7 races I celebrated each one. In my book everyone deserves a second chance, and let's hope he is treated no different.

Can't beat that euphoria of a win, that feeling and buzz is a feeling like nothing else, I guess the question here is how far ones goes to achieve it, having had a horse that won 7 races I celebrated each one. In my book everyone deserves a second chance, and let's hope he is treated no different.

Can't beat that euphoria of a win, that feeling and buzz is a feeling like nothing else, I guess the question here is how far ones goes to achieve it, having had a horse that won 7 races I celebrated each one. In my book everyone deserves a second chance, and let's hope he is treated no different.

Can't beat that euphoria of a win, that feeling and buzz is a feeling like nothing else, I guess the question here is how far ones goes to achieve it, having had a horse that won 7 races I celebrated each one. In my book everyone deserves a second chance, and let's hope he is treated no different.

Can't beat that euphoria of a win, that feeling and buzz is a feeling like nothing else, I guess the question here is how far ones goes to achieve it, having had a horse that won 7 races I celebrated each one. In my book everyone deserves a second chance, and let's hope he is treated no different.

Certainly be game living in that village, a murder every week.

Certainly be game living in that village, a murder every week.

Certainly be game living in that village, a murder every week.

Certainly be game living in that village, a murder every week.