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Best fields for ages and they are now at the mercy of Cindy and Co and their clichés. However this from the leaders at HRNZ

That means tomorrow's meetings at Auckland and Winton will not go ahead and that Friday's meeting at Addington will also be cancelled however HRNZ is working with the TAB to see if this meeting could be transferred to a Saturday day meeting. HRNZ will provide an update on this later today

Not sure about the latter given the politics of Saturday racing between the codes.

Only time will tell

Posted
6 hours ago, JJ Flash said:

Best fields for ages and they are now at the mercy of Cindy and Co and their clichés. However this from the leaders at HRNZ

That means tomorrow's meetings at Auckland and Winton will not go ahead and that Friday's meeting at Addington will also be cancelled however HRNZ is working with the TAB to see if this meeting could be transferred to a Saturday day meeting. HRNZ will provide an update on this later today

Not sure about the latter given the politics of Saturday racing between the codes.

Only time will tell

HRNZ site puts it on Sunday.

Posted
21 minutes ago, Blue said:

But apparently there is a possibility of Ruakaka gallops going ahead on Saturday but at Cambridge. Wtf is that all about?

Probably cos with current uncertainty these venues are easier for essential staff and horses to access.

Racing bosses not wanting to lose too many races.......12 x at Cambridge will certainly mean stakes paid out to owners /jockeys etc with a greater pool of horses to draw on.

I see Ashburton trots on Sunday moved to Addington.

Posted
32 minutes ago, tasman man said:

Probably cos with current uncertainty these venues are easier for essential staff and horses to access.

Racing bosses not wanting to lose too many races.......12 x at Cambridge will certainly mean stakes paid out to owners /jockeys etc with a greater pool of horses to draw on.

I see Ashburton trots on Sunday moved to Addington.

So it is 17 harness  races all up at Addington on Sunday starting at 10.50am.

Posted
3 hours ago, Blue said:

But apparently there is a possibility of Ruakaka gallops going ahead on Saturday but at Cambridge. Wtf is that all about?

Well Cambridge might (and it's a big 'might') be able to get fields racing by Saturday, but Ruakaka definitely won't because Auckland will still be in Level 4 by Saturday so would become a meeting for Ruakaka horses only. It's all likely to be fussing for nought anyway, as I don't see anybody lifting out of level 4 before this weekend, especially in the North Island.  

Posted
19 hours ago, JJ Flash said:

Not sure about the latter given the politics of Saturday racing between the codes.

Game set and match to TB's  and hence no Saturday racing at Addington. 

This from the leader though-

"

“We have discussed so many scenarios,” says HRNZ Chief Executive Gary Woodham, “and this is the best option all things considered.”

The Ashburton Trotting Club meeting will see seven races at Addington from 10.50am on Sunday, with 10 NZ Metropolitan Club races to follow (2.18pm – 6.22pm).

“It’s going to be a big long day but we are committed to making it work,” says Williams.

“The key though is the alert levels,” says Woodham, “we need to be at Level 3 or better or the meeting will not go ahead.”

Posted

Can someone correct me if i am wrong

Are Addington holding 20 races om sunday?

Be fantastic if they are beamed into here as being in lockdown it will get plenty of attention and give the punters something relevant to wager on

Posted

A Postal Worker has  the virus, hope it hasn't  been posted down south through the fastpost.

Also as the Delta variant is stronger , i havnt heard  how long it can linger on an object .

Posted
Just now, JJ Flash said:

Funny how they continue to race in Ozzie albeit with no crowds yet they pull the pin here at every opportunity.

And look at how successful Aussie, particularly NSW, has been with their strategy this time? 

Our racing is so pathetic these days I'm surprised anybody even notices when it's called off. Away from the little racing websites, I'm not sure anybody does. 

Posted
1 hour ago, Idolmite said:

And look at how successful Aussie, particularly NSW, has been with their strategy this time? 

Todays a shocker, they called off Canberra gallops.

In the interim all across Ozzie states racing continues and owners win money and trainers earn money and drivers earn money and punters keep punting. All good stuff IMHO

Posted
41 minutes ago, JJ Flash said:

Todays a shocker, they called off Canberra gallops.

In the interim all across Ozzie states racing continues and owners win money and trainers earn money and drivers earn money and punters keep punting. All good stuff IMHO

So "the money" for this tiny % of the overall population is all that matters to you? And being able to have a bet? 

Posted
14 hours ago, Idolmite said:

So "the money" for this tiny % of the overall population is all that matters to you? And being able to have a bet? 

It drives the game in case you did not realise.

Covid will come and go just like other virus's and thus life will go on both in business and in pleasure. The only questions are when will normality be resumed and how much did it cost

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