-
Latest Posts
-
If Biden Bullshits, I will call him out as I am no fan of his, If I catch Donald J Trump exaggerating stories ill call him out but up to now, I haven't found him at it.
-
The Don spins a good yarn .but what elected politician doesn't ? Trump was always going to get elected no matter how much crap came outa his mouth - some people need to build a bridge and get over it and move on to something more substantial
-
By Harry Newshound · Posted
The time for sterner tests has arrived for one of New Zealand's most powerful stables.View the full article -
Donald The Trumpeter tells that many lies while taking a piss. That list is nothing compared to the master 🤣
-
On the subject of local commentators, John Hunt, who has been through more than any human being should be asked to endure in recent times, was at Cheltenham on Friday and did the Gold Cup commentary for Radio 5 Live. ‘We’re united in our compassion towards John Hunt - his Gold Cup commentary speaks volumes of the man’ | Racing Post Some are calling form him to be knighted or honoured for his bravery - I don't know the man though did say hello to him some years ago. I hope he can find some peace.
-
Never had a chance but his last 200 would have been supersonic
-
It's called integrity. If you know someone is a crook, you just don't trust him. You and your wacko mates embrace the fool, and he can do no wrong in your eyes. Also, you are happy to spin heaps of bullshit to support him.
-
How often do we listen to Cheltenham commentators? Generally not a lot wrong with local guys. Familiarity breeds contempt.
-
Horses can defy all sorts of human logic but how were her splits for one thing and next time will probably be a step up and if she gets something sitting just behind her, what then? Can't deny her this one though. Clearly superior.
-
The fact that no one is considered better than him says it all IMHO. The 2 in HKG go ok
-
Todays Sunday Surge a $4 chance boosted to $7. Fair enough, but a maximum bet of $10. What is this 1975? And these guys want a monopoly.
-
Max is reserving his judgment on POJ's win yetserday...small, moderate quality field ...the real test comes when she takes on the best again. Glad the horse is thriving on racing and work, but the risk will always be there for something unpleasant to occur on raceday ...and prehaps a tad more likely to happen given her history.
-
By Harry Newshound · Posted
The D. Wayne Lukas entry in the March 15 Virginia Derby, American Promise, delivered a career-best effort to finish 7 3/4 lengths ahead of Render Judgment and set a track record for 1 1/8 miles on the dirt at Colonial Downs.View the full article -
HRNZ has misunderstood scientific data in their push for increased 2yo racing, and all the incentives in the world will not make huge difference in numbers, especially with fewer horses being bred. Firstly, while it is true that early maturing horses that can race young have more lifetime starts, every decent trainer will tell owners most 2yos are not physically and mentally robust enough to race and it is in the horse's best interests to wait. Secondly, when talking about bone and muscle development we must be careful interpreting northern hemisphere data where horses spend a lot of of their life in stables. Our race horses are paddock reared and even though they may not race at two, will have had multiple periods of training while young. However, HRNZ is right in promoting harness racing/ownership in the North Island where 76% of the population lives, 32% alone in Auckland. It would be hard to increase ownership numbers in Canterbury which I acknowledge is the heart of our industry. But getting a small percentage of the 28,000+ millionaires living in Auckland interested could make a big difference to our whole industry, especially the viability of breeding quality foals.
-
By Hedley Jordan · Posted
https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=1770095093562270 Extreme Weather 'symptoms' -
By Hedley Jordan · Posted
https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=1770095093562270 Extreme Weather 'symptoms' -
He said in 2008, a helicopter he was riding in was “forced down” near Osama bin Laden’s lair in Afghanistan. Actually, it was just waiting out a sandstorm, wrote former Washington Examiner reporter Alana Goodman, now with the Washington Free Beacon. He has falsely claimed to be a coal miner and from a family of coal miners, a claim pulled from Kinnock, according to Slate. In 2007, he said he was “shot at” while in Iraq. The truth is that he was in the green zone when a mortar landed several hundred yards away, reported the Hill. Biden said in 1993 that he called Slobodan Milosevic a “damn war criminal” to his face during the siege of Sarajevo. Three out of four aides in the meeting wouldn’t corroborate. Biden has said he was a civil rights leader, participating in sit-ins. Never happened. Biden said he criticized former President George W. Bush in several long meetings. A Bush aide said he couldn’t remember Biden in any meetings and added that the former president “would never sit through two hours of Joe Biden.” The president recently retold how his Delaware house caught fire, almost killing his wife, dog, and cat and melting his Corvette. Fox and the Associated Press reported that it was just a small kitchen fire. And then there is his million miles flown story told to Amtrak conductor Angelo Negri. Biden claims that Negri congratulated him during a train trip to visit his dying mother. CNN tore that story apart, writing, “Biden’s story is false in two ways. First, he could not possibly have had this exchange with Negri: He did not reach the million-miles-flown mark as vice president until September 2015, according to his own past comments, but Negri had died more than a year earlier, in May 2014. Second, Biden’s mother was not dying at the time he reached the million-miles-flown mark. In fact, she had died more than five years prior.” These might jog your memory Bloke and there are hundreds more and sorry you don't like him he is a decent bloke.
-
-
Like & Follow Us on Facebook
-
RaceCafe News
-
Featured Video
-
Topics
-
Disclaimer
While the owners and managers of RaceCafe endeavour to moderate and control the site and posts on it, they give no guarantee that posts are true and correct, and take no responsibility whatsoever for what individuals post on the site.
Posts do not necessarily reflect the sentiments, views or beliefs of Race Cafe or its owners and management.
The owners and managers of RaceCafe reserve the right to remove posts from the site and to provide details of members whose posts warrant scrutiny.