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Trudeau: Canada will retaliate with 25% tariffs on $155B of U.S. good Oh, dear Hokey you just forgot to mention this, obviously Trudeau can't count either. Is propaganda missing from your vocabulary? I know something that isn't missing TDS.
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I had mentioned this very thing a few months ago and while I wouldn't neccessarily refer to it as 'pulling the strings', Paul's international experience and knowledge seems to be evident at least in an advisory capacity. Ultimately it's good to see a stable having their best season and with some serious prospects 'going forward' (gee, I hate that phrase.)
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By racingoutsider · Posted
Very smart bloke that Michael Behrens. Good to see them successfully engaging with NZ racing. -
Look up Equab's comments on housing in 2017 Budget, he thinks we should have had another 480 000 houses in New Zealand if we kept building like we were prior to 1980's and post war. (Radio NZ article May 26, 2017) He is a huge part of New Zealand's problem. We don't think he has a clue about population spread or control and clearly lacks intelligence about our country's Geography and needs including Agriculture lands and important to the people, Quality of Life in New Zealand. We recall an interview with him on ZB with Kerre Woodham around 5 years ago and him saying there's lots of land to build houses at coastal farmland Awhiti...hmmmm. We were taught when people said such things a phrase about going back to where we came from, as in our mother's womb, and come back out with a brain. There's a similar one we dare not write... It's unknown how he became a Government consultant in NZ or what role at University his father has including in Christchurch and via Samoa. His works need to be ripped to shreds in the Pulp Paper Shredder just like those of the 111 WEF Tech Digital attendees in 2014 as it has created a serious lop sided screwed up world. There was a mere 3 people world wide Representing the Pulp and Paper sector at WEF that year. It's unknown how many, if any, were representing the Racing Sector There will be No Animals or Nature left because of these people. They have Derailed The Program...
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By Harry Newshound · Posted
A less-than-ideal break from the gate forced jockey Edgard Zayas to change his plan of attack with Whitham Thoroughbreds' homebred Burnham Square, who nevertheless persevered to capture the $250,000 Holy Bull Stakes (G3) Feb. 1 at Gulfstream Park.View the full article -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
A classic pace meltdown in the Feb. 1 $155,000 Forward Gal Stakes (G3) played right into the hands of a waiting Eclatant, who exerted her superiority late with a 1 1/4-length score.View the full article -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
A month into 2025, trainer Dan Blacker is back winning graded stakes in California, this time with My Way Racing's El Potente, who blitzed a mile on firm turf in 1:32.39 in taking the $102,000 Thunder Road Stakes (G3T) Feb. 1 at Santa Anita Park. View the full article -
By chiknsmack · Posted
Ellerslie is always a Soft 5 now. A month of drought? Soft 5. 8 inches of rain in five minutes? Soft 5. It wasn't initially because the idiots chose to use their own mix of grasses and ended up with a mat of knitted roots growing sideways instead of downwards, but they're on top of that now. That's the idea behind Strathayr. It doesn't bake hard and it doesn't turn to mud. It's a safe, consistent track you can run on once a week for nine months a year. It'll never suit Grey Way, but NZTR don't want tracks that'd suit Grey Way anymore. -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
Chad Brown and Flavien Prat showed the Tampa Bay Downs crowd exactly why they were voted winners in their respective 2024 Eclipse Award categories, sweeping both graded stakes races on the Feb. 1 card with Running Bee and Saffron Moon.View the full article -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
In defeating three tough runners from the Bob Baffert barn in the Santa Monica Stakes (G2), Kopion reminded her trainer, Richard Mandella, of her sire, Omaha Beach, also a Mandella trainee.View the full article -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
Perhaps in two months trainer Rick Dutrow Jr. will start focusing on the Kentucky Derby (G1). For now anyway, he's quite content to know he has an exciting 3-year-old in Captain Cook who can be pointed to another lucrative stakes.View the full article -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
In winning his 13th Robert B. Lewis Stakes (G3) and seventh straight, Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert best summed up the performance from Citizen Bull during a postrace television interview, saying, "The champ is back."View the full article -
No great shakes at Gore but a couple of interest… R5 Xrated $5 - ran on well last start R6 The Immigrant $9 - consistent R7 Caledonie $17 - best North form right in this, Kate H might help. R8 Pivotal Ten $3 and Airpark Hustler $16
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By Thejanitor · Posted
Swayzee what a horse. He's great to watch hitting it out in front like that. Big, powerful. I think he will have a go at the NZ Cup this year. Why wouldn't he? Leap to Fame the only horse that's better than him in Australasia. Grimson and Hart know they can beat all the Kiwi horses and most of Australian too. Three peat coming up!! And young Hart, what a driver. He always seems to have a little bit in reserve and asks for max effort just short of post. He drove three winners on a premier night. How many G1 has the young fulla won, Pure? Amazing. -
I have just started reading it, it is fascinating. Thanks for your post.
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