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Fabulous true story, beautifully written but it doesn't say who wrote it...this s what horse racing is all about (IMHO) https://www.smh.com.au/sport/racing/flashback-the-remarkable-story-of-the-1948-melbourne-cup-winner-20181103-p50dtn.html -
By We're Doomed · Posted
I had decided not to comment on this in case someone thought I was being negative, but really.... I hope they didn't spend too much time or resources on this idea. -
By We're Doomed · Posted
Poor show from the male jockeys at Reefton today. Hopefully they clean their act up before Saturday. -
how come Max is not surprised that you would come thru with this, Gubes ...
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Even more impressive is the fact his Sire HOLMES HANOVER died in 2006 !....A.I ? -
when was the last time someone repeated themselves repeated themselves on a thread ...quite recently LOL
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We don’t have strathayr in Europe but we have Polytrack though it’s my experience no two Polytrack surfaces are quite the same. 22 of George’s 32 UK winners in 2024 were on synthetic surfaces. -
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By racingoutsider · Posted
NZTR and 1/ST will cover travel and freight costs for Golden Ticket-winning horses travelling internationally to compete in the respective countries. What might that cost at no obvious benefit to the NZ industry or participants? -
He’s looking forward to riding on synthetic here to compare it to the UK. With the support he’s getting, he will do ok here. -
Most likely nil. You see the government put the doggie industry on notice at least 2 years ago All they did was reconstruct Wanganui track and spent a couple of mill building the straight track at Wanganui race course. I wont even start on dog welfare like cheaper and easier to put a dog down rather than spend money on vet fees allowing at the least the dog to enjoy its retirement. Take time to visit Sunday jump outs/trails and on race day walk around the back of the stands dogs locked in trailers and hot vans. I am mates of an old trainer in his words the young ones are a different breed its now all about winners and making money the passion has slowly disappeared. For the record I have in the past owned and raced a few dogs but walked away a while ago. JUST to finish have a look at the dates of posts and replies on this dog site where few write and post a true reflection of the doggie peoples apathy -
By blackcaviar56 · Posted
Sorry that's what I'm trying to say 😂 we look forward to bringing the best of US racing to our wagering customers in NZ.” driven by Entain no doubt but it seems a bit left field the idea but it's their money so they can do what they like. -
A few thoughts from a UK perspective. The Pegasus meeting has struggled to make headway since its inception. The arrival of the Saudi Cup has blown it out of the water. The Dirt race once had a purse of USD 16 million but that fell to USD 3 million with the pandemic and has never recovered. The turf race is now worth just one million US dollars but has been targeted by British and Irish trainers especially Aidan O’Brien and Coolmore as we all know the American turf horses are often inferior to the Europeans. The turf races at the Saudi Cup are also worth far more with the staying handicap going for USD 2.5 million and the Turf Cup for USD 2 million. i know the Pegasus people have been trying to build international partnerships to try to bolster the Florida event but money talks
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On Your Bike won his first race at his 17th start in the 1988 Taupo Cup. Ridden by Wayne Orbell trained by Sally House at Cambridge. -
By racingoutsider · Posted
What's to discuss? Was there any consultation with stakeholders, member clubs etc? I certainly hadn't heard anything about the idea. -
One must always question the reliability of things on the TAB website, but ...
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