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By Harry Newshound · Posted
Cohen formed a partnership group called Rancho Temescal Thoroughbred Partners, which currently has about 17 horses in training. View the full article -
Half head is he needed Blue but the point of the thread is his lifetime achievements. -
By Canterbury Man · Posted
The trend is towards less or even zero studio staff during news/media presentations. ENTAIN are as you say bucking that trend at the moment. -
JJ mate he's a bloody beaudee 🤗 and I hope we see him get 1mill plus.... Cheers Iraklis -
Yes, great performance but the race wouldn't want to have been another metre longer. -
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Third win in Green Mile yesterday just showed what a champ he is. How's this for a career record. 73 Starts for 28 wins and a further 21 placings 2023 Trotter of the year Stakes earned thus far NZD 965,000.
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A critical aspect of stakes distribution is achieving the best outcomes for the industry. For it to survive we need owners. Without them we don't have an industry at all (no horses, breeders, trainers, etc). And as the TAB website shows, punters don't have to bet on horses. So HRNZ and Entain need to get the balance right in ensuring attractive fields for the punters and that owners throughout the country get sufficient enjoyment and returns to keep owning/breeding horses and keep them racing in NZ up the grades. Therefore we need the high stake aspirational races just as much as we need the grass track picnic meetings, and even if the latter may be more profitable, it is the overall industry benefits that matter. Just think of "loss leaders" in retail that attract and keep customers loyal. However, as I said in a recent post, I don't believe they have the balance quite right yet. -
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By racingoutsider · Posted
That's my understanding that the top 200 is a sand based growing medium which also incorporates the ReFlex mesh elements? Pretty much the same as other synthetics except this has grass growing in it? -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
Bjorn Baker declared Overpass a "very special horse" after the 6-year-old extended his Ascot record to a stunning 4-for-4 with a dominant triumph in the 1,200-meter (about six-furlong) Winterbottom Stakes (G1) Nov. 30.View the full article -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
Trainer Ignacio Correas IV said the 4-year-old filly is being pointed to an entry-level optional claiming allowance at Gulfstream following the Christmas holiday.View the full article -
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By scooby3051 · Posted
Cheers thanks for the support for the comp....much appreciated and unexpected. -
By Canterbury Man · Posted
Did it actually play fairly though? Overall if you weren't on the pace you didn't win. None seemed to want to improve around the bend and most waited until nearly straightening. Which suggests the track is completely sand based. -
One of my favourite international race meetings of the year! Love Sha Tin! The atmosphere on course is electric! Time to get into the Xmas spirit and spread some Xmas cheer. HK Cup, HK mile, HK sprint. Pick the winner of each race or closet to and win $1,000 NZD. First person to post the winner of each race or closest to wins $1,000 NZD. Fields will be out on Thursday after the Happy Valley meeting on Wednesday. Good luck! -
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You’re still well ahead of the game Chris, you have had a superb run …. gutsy bets but you land them, mostly, so good luck and let’s hope we empty the bookies bags on Australian Cup Day in March …. looking forward to it
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