I see GHIBELLINES sired the last 6 winners in a row of the 9 race card at Wingatui today. 😮 Some Feat! 🏇🏇🏇🏇🏇🏇 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇

He sired the last 6 winners in a row of the 9 race card at Wingatui today. 😮 Some Feat! 🏇🏇🏇🏇🏇🏇 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇

I thought so to. Trainer has said they are expecting quite a bit of rain there tomorrow which won't worry them. Too much rain might worry a few others though.

After all other track infrastructure news is not that good is it? Central Region Meeting Changes - April   Saturday 12 April – Now Trentham   The current renovation at Otaki is progressing well, given weather conditions. However, advice that NZTR has received from Otaki and the Regional Track Advisor is to transfer the upcoming 12 April meeting.   The 12 April meeting originally scheduled for Otaki will now be held by RACE at Trentham Racecourse.   Racing will return to Otaki on 21 April.   Sunday 13 April – Tauherenikau Removed from Calendar   As previously advised, Tauherenikau have gone into a renovation period after the abandonment of last Sunday’s meeting.   The 13 April raceday originally scheduled for Tauherenikau has now been deleted. Races will instead be added to the meetings at Waverley (10 April) and Trentham (12 April).   These race additions will be advised early next week.

Sure is. What would the positive take on it be?

Following our abandonment on 22 February 2025, we immediately carried out an in-depth renovation of our course proper. The track is recovering well and grass growth is excellent. However, on closer inspection alongside Jase Fulford (Auckland Thoroughbred Racing), Bryce Mildon (Hawke’s Bay Racing Club) and Jamie Phillips (Wellington Racing Club) all agreed that the grass is still immature and lacks an adequate root structure. Sadly therefore, our track will not be ready for the upcoming race day on Saturday 12 April 2025. Consequently we, alongside New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing (NZTR), have decided to move this race day to Trentham Racecourse, and it will also become a RACE Incorporated meeting (not an OMRC day). This is about to be communicated through NZTR’s channels as well. We had a tight timeframe to complete the renovation work, being 7 weeks, whereas ideally these projects would require 8 or 9. Despite our best efforts, we couldn't quite have the track ready in time. While it is never ideal to forfeit a race day, we will not further jeopardize the already struggling industry and put its participants in potential danger on a track that isn’t quite ready for racing. This also means we will have to reschedule our 2025 Member's Brunch once again (details below).   We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience this has caused, but we will be ready for our next scheduled race day on Easter Monday 21 April 2025 and look forward to hosting you on site then.

The only 3 confirmed slot runners so far are Rope Them In, Crocetti and I Am Me.

Says one of the most negative posters here...

That's a bit negative.

Yeahh like sorry guys, we've completely stuffed up again, but nothing changes and connections continue to pay and disappear to other places and other things.

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Same shit different day.

Wouldn't call myself a tipster by any means but La Crique at $18/$4.50 at Rosehill looks a handy bet even if only on the place.

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The Mark of the Beast Won’t Just Appear Overnight. It won’t come with a loud announcement or flashing warning signs. It will be justified. Packaged as safety. Disguised as innovation. Sold as convenience. Systems of Control Can Be Disguised as Convenience or Safety: A chip in your hand? Just to make shopping easier. Facial recognition? Just to protect you. Digital currency? Just to modernize the economy. Social scoring? Just to promote good behavior. Mandatory digital ID? Just to simplify verification. Smart cities? Just to make life more efficient. Biometric scans at checkpoints? Just to keep everyone safe. Centralized health passports? Just to control the spread. AI monitoring your posts? Just to prevent misinformation. Cashless systems only? Just to speed up transactions. Restricted access without a scan? Just to increase security. Encrypted surveillance drones? Just to watch for threats. Microchips for children? Just to prevent abductions. Voice recognition in homes? Just to help with daily tasks. Emotion-tracking software? Just to monitor mental health. All of it sounds helpful. All of it seems harmless. Until one day, you’re told: “Do this… or be shut out.” That’s when you know: It was never about convenience. It was always about control. Revelation 13:17 warns us: “No one could buy or sell unless he had the mark…” This is how it begins. Not with chaos. But with compliance. Not with force. But with fear. And survival will be the tradeoff for submission. This isn’t about paranoia. It’s about preparation. Because if you wait until it’s obvious — it might be too late. Choose now who you will serve. Because convenience can cost you your soul. #MarkOfTheBeast #EndTimes #BibleProphecy #SpiritualWarfare #Revelation13 #WakeUpChurch #WatchAndPray #NoCompromise #TruthInDarkness #FaithOverFear #EyesOnJesus #FinalWarning              

Following the abandonment of the Taupo Trials on Tuesday, NZTR acknowledges the frustration caused and accepts the outcome did not meet industry expectations.     No images? Click here NZTR Statement on Taupō Trials Abandonment and Investigation Following the abandonment of the Taupo Trials on Tuesday, New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing (NZTR) acknowledges the frustration caused and accepts the outcome did not meet industry expectations. NZTR worked with Taupō Racing Club to identify what went wrong on the day, with findings to inform improved processes going forward. Taupō Racing Club President Terry Campbell said, “The Club would like to apologise to the racing industry for the cancellation of Tuesday’s trials.”  “We have identified the issues and will ensure they are addressed ahead of any future meetings,” he said.  The assessment found that the Track Manager, who is relatively inexperienced, did not receive the level of support and oversight needed to prepare the track. NZTR also identified gaps in its own processes, which failed to provide the Club with adequate operational guidance in the lead-up to the meeting. Issues with rail placement, grass length, and irrigation planning contributed to the decision to abandon. These areas require specialist knowledge and closer coordination between Clubs and NZTR. While it is encouraging to see new Racecourse Managers coming into the system, consistent national training and induction processes are lacking. The current reliance on individual Clubs to manage onboarding has led to varying standards. To address this, NZTR will: Increase the involvement of Regional Track Advisors in mentoring new Racecourse Managers; Provide Advisors with more time, tools, and resources to support Clubs on-site; Establish a working group of Club representatives, Regional Advisors and NZTR staff to strengthen national processes and share best practices. NZTR Chief Operating Officer Darin Balcombe said, “New Racecourse Managers are difficult to find, and we must provide them with stronger induction, training, and support systems.”  “Preparing track surfaces for racing is a specialised skill that comes only with experience, support and proper training,” he said.  NZTR accepts that earlier involvement may have avoided the Taupō outcome. Work is already underway to strengthen support, oversight and accountability across the tracks and infrastructure network. NZTR is actively undertaking a full formal review with Taupō Racing Club and Track Advisors and will share the findings as soon as possible.

Yes but the first proposal was sent to GRNZ over 4yrs ago long before there was any talk of the greyhound industry possibly being closed down. Yet they still went a head with a straight track in the CD at Wanganui where the population of greyhounds racing is a he'll of a lot less than the population in the Canterbury  area it would have made more sense to put it where the biggest population is would you not think 

Click on News Broke this simpleton has cut off CNN because he knows its absolute BULLSHIT and he's embarrassed to let all see where he gets this crap from what a POS you are Hokey  

Indeed an exciting race.  What I can't understand is why the need to have 35, 40 and 41 minute intervals between races on a Friday.  Crazy really and drags the day out.    

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