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1944 Sleepy Fox and Joe Williamson 8.0 1945 Sleepy Fox and Ian Galvin 9.5 1946 Sleepy Fox and Jack Winder 10.2 1947 Sleepy Fox and Jack Winder 9.13 1941 Kindergarten and Larry Wiggins 9.11 1942 Kindergarten and AE Ellis 10.3 1978 Silver Wraith and Peter Johnson. Only a 3yo and ran 1.34.0. I was there! 1980 Silver Nymph and Warwick Robinson- full sister to Silver Wraith. -
Veyron's 2nd win was my favourite. It is one of two that I can remember backing that won. White Noise was the other one. -
I remember that great race well …not on course but the excitment emanated through the tV gGrey horse …maybe Chattahoochee the omen bet lol -
By Black Kirrama · Posted
Thanks to Wiki. Comments about your favourites and if you were on course. Mine definitely Grey Way 1977 beating Dead Heaters Tudor Light and Kiwi Can Easter Handicap - Wikipedia -
I have to say without any nepotism , ok a little , what a ridiculous price . I don't usually back my horses , I'm up for enough if they win . But then he's always been overs in many of his wins . I know Tardelli is a nice promising horse but geez I'd wanting WN's price , big ask for a 3yo . Nice field and should be a great race . All I can tell you is Vinnie rode the horse on Tuesday morning and was over the moon with him . Been a long prep , nearly 12 months in work so would be a nice way to finish off . -
Good luck. I secured the 19s and im in for the ride. Crazy overs considering the efforts last start. My favourite horse Pakaraka Star won the Easter 30 years ago. At the time Vinnie was becoming a regular rider on PS but unfortunately wasnt on board that day. Hope he can get it done for you today. -
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Neither seems excessive or drawn out enough , they need a rethink .
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By We're Doomed · Posted
The southern situation is all about removing any alternatives and forcing trainers to race on the AWT. They would love to be able to do that in the north. Unfortunately it does make it very difficult to place a wet track horse in the south, especially a lower grade wet tracker. The options in the south are mostly to race for low stakes on the AWT or race for higher stakes on the Riccarton grass track against the best wet trackers going around. It is difficult to find a $17,000 lower grade race for a wet tracker in the south. -
By scooby3051 · Posted
Good luck with him today mate....he deserves to win a good one. -
By We're Doomed · Posted
The difference being is that they actually want to retain Hastings don't they? It is one of the favoured few, and they have eliminated all of the alternative tracks nearby. So any problems with HB would be down to incompetence rather than an agenda. -
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Hope your right O , first headline I read on stuff this morning was " Lightning strikes , flash flooding hit Auckland on a Wild Night", How much more of an omen do I need .
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By scooby3051 · Posted
Haha me too...I like the comps even though I am an also ran...they are good fun for sure. -
Habana in the Easter, Race 8 number 2 at $10's and Eagle Farm Race 8 number 7 Libertad, noticed it has been scratched from several other races in Sydney. Fresh up and last start was only 1.5 lengths from Joliestar. Currently at $8's. I am missing the weekly tipping the competition already.
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Latest is the AJC has been offered a deal by NZTR which they are considering -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
Croix du Nord puts his undefeated record on the line in the Satsuki Sho (Japanese Two Thousand Guineas, G1) April 20, the first leg of the Japanese Triple Crown.View the full article -
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The morning-line favorite First Mission hasn't been to the winner's circle in almost a year, but if his recent works are any indication, he will be in peak form Saturday. View the full article -
By Harry Newshound · Posted
The Horseracing Integrity and Welfare Unit has sanctioned Tampa Bay Downs-based trainer Scooter Davis after one of his horses tested positive for the corticosteroid dexamethasone after a March 15 race at the track.View the full article
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