JTeaz

R.I.P Del. Another stslwart gone from the best era

Unsure of what you mean there "womby". At which point did i state It couldn't win? I just questioned the comment in which he stated the field was a motley lot

George. Have you considered that its in a motley lot field because its also extremely motley

Well, thats not actually correct.

I wonder when or if the charge of One of the drivers involved abusing the other will be heard. Not a good look these days for a male to be threatening a female...

1000% correct

Thanks mate.you made my day...year actually. Sadly im well lost and not wanted. Didn't play the right tune. But still battling away in the shadows. Keep up your good work it doesn't go un noticed.

Adds nothing.

From Auckland

Saddened to hear of Mike's passing,had spoken a few times and i loved following the martin dogs.Mike and Linda always had a good dog born and bred at home of course too. He was a fan of mine which was a priviledge as clearly he knew what it took to be a good greyhound caller. Taken far too soon and he will be sadly missed.Deepest sympathy to Linda,Brian and the whole martin family on your loss. NZ greyhound racing is all the poorer without him. Jason Teaz

Thankyou Mike.appreciate it greatly.A sad time but dads finally at peace

Certainly, Alistair was a gun horseman. Drove Bronze Trail for Jackie,am sure he ran 2nd in an Auckland Cup.Best he drove Met him a few years ago whilst in retirement.Another old name gone. RIP

First 3: 1,2,11 Last 3: 18,19,20

Lovely lady who always had time for me,her and kev were a great pair. Very good trainer too. R,I.P

RIP Ian, Was one of the first people i met in greyhound racing in the early 90's whilst training some dogs for my parents. Had a terrific sprinter for us in Sacred Mission,nothing was a problem and always had time for us. One of the good guys