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Max can't wait to miss it.

The leopard will not be changing his spots.
Guerin invariably looks smarmy, acts superior / all-knowing and instructional in his body language esp his hands (Jeff Wilson the same in rugby) and smirky mouth.
Yes, he is knowledgeable about the industry,. So are many others.

If Guerin is the best option available for an informative and educational show about racing, they've pulled the wrong rein here. Jayne Ivil is a superior presenter in every respect.

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3 hours ago, Maximus said:

Max can't wait to miss it.

The leopard will not be changing his spots.
Guerin invariably looks smarmy, acts superior / all-knowing and instructional in his body language esp his hands (Jeff Wilson the same in rugby) and smirky mouth.
Yes, he is knowledgeable about the industry,. So are many others.

If Guerin is the best option available for an informative and educational show about racing, they've pulled the wrong rein here. Jayne Ivil is a superior presenter in every respect.

Description down to a T. However, I believe the show is about both galloping and harness racing? How is Jane's knowledge on the standardbreds?  

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41 minutes ago, Idolmite said:

Description down to a T. However, I believe the show is about both galloping and harness racing? How is Jane's knowledge on the standardbreds?  

Wouldn't need to know much . All I do these days is tape them and watch the last 800m nothing else happens until then lol 

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5 hours ago, Pete Lane said:

I could be wrong but I don't think it starts until the new season.

Scooby was just trying to trick several people into coming on and saying they thought it was rubbish.

Jools of course, would have said she thought it was really good and couldn't wait till the next episode.

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I've been told off and to back off, but as my final crack for a while, anyone thinking that Friend familys son is going to change his spots should read this article.

Issues covered but concealed in a softly softly approach as par for the course, or have I got it wrong?

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/racing/auckland-thoroughbred-racing-chief-confident-in-ellerslie-racecourse-track-refurbishment/3NC4NIQYONFHVHY5XXM43VKSYM/

Over and out.

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On 7/17/2024 at 11:06 PM, Alf Riston said:

I've been told off and to back off, but as my final crack for a while, anyone thinking that Friend familys son is going to change his spots should read this article.

Issues covered but concealed in a softly softly approach as par for the course, or have I got it wrong?

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/racing/auckland-thoroughbred-racing-chief-confident-in-ellerslie-racecourse-track-refurbishment/3NC4NIQYONFHVHY5XXM43VKSYM/

Over and out.

What a crop of crap. 

Talk about papering over the cracks...."Phase 2"......please!!!!!!! Just say they stuffed up and had to go back and fix it - a $50M balls up!

Honestly these Auckland pricks will never admit theyre in the wrong.

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13 minutes ago, THE TORCH said:

What a crop of crap. 

Talk about papering over the cracks...."Phase 2"......please!!!!!!! Just say they stuffed up and had to go back and fix it - a $50M balls up!

Honestly these Auckland pricks will never admit theyre in the wrong.

Agree . Tbh they should never have done it anyway . Nothing wrong with the old track sometimes meetings are abandoned that's life 

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This was my favourite hard hitting part.

The inability for horses to always “get their toe in” to the new surface was a key reason, when combined with rain, why it became slippery in its initial season, albeit most meetings went off without a hitch.

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49 minutes ago, Alf Riston said:

This was my favourite hard hitting part.

The inability for horses to always “get their toe in” to the new surface was a key reason, when combined with rain, why it became slippery in its initial season, albeit most meetings went off without a hitch.

Alf, providing Premium expert opinion and analysis 🤣

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13 hours ago, Idolmite said:

albeit most meetings went off without a hitch.

I just thought this was MG classic 'smooth over' 

Thankfully most meetings in the last month have gone off without a hitch as well 🙄

Certainly the Pukekohe meeting didn't have a hitch - the stalls trailer didn't get hitched to the truck!!

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