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James Mac on. Better tell Zelda to dig up another kero tin. 

James Mac on. Better tell Zelda to dig up another kero tin. 

Ted just confirms that trainers prefer trialling on grass surfaces. Also potential overseas buyers prefer watching trial videos of horses running on grass rather than synthetic tracks.

There is around 222 entered for the Pukekohe trials tomorrow.  .

There is around 222 entered for the Pukekohe trials tomorrow.  .

Here’s a breakdown of the major stables and their attempts at the Slipper:
James Cummings - 111 entries, one runner
Ciaron Maher - 111 entries, no runners
Annabel Neasham - 106 entries, no runners
Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott - 100 entries for six runners, including the winner.
Chris Waller - 94 entries, one runner.
Ben, JD and Wil Hayes - 84 entries, no runners
Mick Price & Michael Kent Jnr - 78 entries, no runners
Peter and Paul Snowden - 56 entries, two runners
Tony Gollan - 52 entries, no runners
Anthony and Sam Freedman - 41 entries, no runners
Michael Freedman - 36 entries, one runner
Peter Moody & Katherine Coleman - 35 entries, one runner
Tony and Calvin McEvoy - 26 entries, two runners

Here’s a breakdown of the major stables and their attempts at the Slipper:
James Cummings - 111 entries, one runner
Ciaron Maher - 111 entries, no runners
Annabel Neasham - 106 entries, no runners
Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott - 100 entries for six runners, including the winner.
Chris Waller - 94 entries, one runner.
Ben, JD and Wil Hayes - 84 entries, no runners
Mick Price & Michael Kent Jnr - 78 entries, no runners
Peter and Paul Snowden - 56 entries, two runners
Tony Gollan - 52 entries, no runners
Anthony and Sam Freedman - 41 entries, no runners
Michael Freedman - 36 entries, one runner
Peter Moody & Katherine Coleman - 35 entries, one runner
Tony and Calvin McEvoy - 26 entries, two runners

Here’s a breakdown of the major stables and their attempts at the Slipper:
James Cummings - 111 entries, one runner
Ciaron Maher - 111 entries, no runners
Annabel Neasham - 106 entries, no runners
Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott - 100 entries for six runners, including the winner.
Chris Waller - 94 entries, one runner.
Ben, JD and Wil Hayes - 84 entries, no runners
Mick Price & Michael Kent Jnr - 78 entries, no runners
Peter and Paul Snowden - 56 entries, two runners
Tony Gollan - 52 entries, no runners
Anthony and Sam Freedman - 41 entries, no runners
Michael Freedman - 36 entries, one runner
Peter Moody & Katherine Coleman - 35 entries, one runner
Tony and Calvin McEvoy - 26 entries, two runners

Here’s a breakdown of the major stables and their attempts at the Slipper:
James Cummings - 111 entries, one runner
Ciaron Maher - 111 entries, no runners
Annabel Neasham - 106 entries, no runners
Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott - 100 entries for six runners, including the winner.
Chris Waller - 94 entries, one runner.
Ben, JD and Wil Hayes - 84 entries, no runners
Mick Price & Michael Kent Jnr - 78 entries, no runners
Peter and Paul Snowden - 56 entries, two runners
Tony Gollan - 52 entries, no runners
Anthony and Sam Freedman - 41 entries, no runners
Michael Freedman - 36 entries, one runner
Peter Moody & Katherine Coleman - 35 entries, one runner
Tony and Calvin McEvoy - 26 entries, two runners

If you read the NZTR staement I put up for Insider a few posts ago it states they will be back for April 27th. 

The Hawkes Bay Cup meeting is to be run at Otaki on Saturday 13th:   
Saturday 13 April
This meeting will now be an Otaki-Maori RC Licence at Otaki (previously Hawke’s Bay). The programme advertised, including the Hawke’s Bay Cup and City of Napier Sprint, will be held on this day to avoid any disruption to both programming and the black-type pattern previously advertised. The stake for what was advertised as The Poverty Bay Cup will revert to $40,000. The Poverty Bay Cup will now be run on the Open 2100m race at the Hawke’s Bay meeting on Saturday 27 April for the previously advertised stake of $55,000.

The Hawkes Bay Cup meeting is to be run at Otaki on Saturday 13th:   
Saturday 13 April
This meeting will now be an Otaki-Maori RC Licence at Otaki (previously Hawke’s Bay). The programme advertised, including the Hawke’s Bay Cup and City of Napier Sprint, will be held on this day to avoid any disruption to both programming and the black-type pattern previously advertised. The stake for what was advertised as The Poverty Bay Cup will revert to $40,000. The Poverty Bay Cup will now be run on the Open 2100m race at the Hawke’s Bay meeting on Saturday 27 April for the previously advertised stake of $55,000.

Bold front running jummper who won both the NZ Grand National Hurdles and the Great Northern Hurdles in the same year 1985. 
13 wins   3 on the flat, four over hurdles and six over the steeples.  

Bold front running jummper who won both the NZ Grand National Hurdles and the Great Northern Hurdles in the same year 1985. 
13 wins   3 on the flat, four over hurdles and six over the steeples.  

Stipulate   62/63 

Stipulate   62/63 

Go and have a good look at the replay Gubes. He was luckless. 
Barrier one was always going to be very awkward for him and his position in the race was dictated by the horse in the blue clolours in front of him hence where he was positioned back in a bad spot turning in. He was blocked in the straight and had to come across heels and it was pleasing to see when he did get clear air some nice acceleration before having to be eased short of the line when running out of room yet again. 
As mentioned it was good to see that turn of foot again when he did get some clear air. He won't be long returning to the winner's circle.    

Go and have a good look at the replay Gubes. He was luckless. 
Barrier one was always going to be very awkward for him and his position in the race was dictated by the horse in the blue clolours in front of him hence where he was positioned back in a bad spot turning in. He was blocked in the straight and had to come across heels and it was pleasing to see when he did get clear air some nice acceleration before having to be eased short of the line when running out of room yet again. 
As mentioned it was good to see that turn of foot again when he did get some clear air. He won't be long returning to the winner's circle.    

Go and have a good look at the replay Gubes. He was luckless. 
Barrier one was always going to be very awkward for him and his position in the race was dictated by the horse in the blue clolours in front of him hence where he was positioned back in a bad spot turning in. He was blocked in the straight and had to come across heels and it was pleasing to see when he did get clear air some nice acceleration before having to be eased short of the line when running out of room yet again. 
As mentioned it was good to see that turn of foot again when he did get some clear air. He won't be long returning to the winner's circle.    

LOL
if he's as good as the last    "pretender"  referred to on this website he'll be OK
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