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To be fair to Aaron White I dont think he has ever had to call something five back the fence. Alex Park fields so small that "five back the fence" is simply called "single file" -
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Four or five back on the fence is even further back than being all dressed up with nowhere to go!! That's only three back on the pegs 🤣
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As Unbridled said above: New Kids Breakers cost 20%+ more than Gr1 Trainers. And they don't work horses weekends but charge full rates. So I have found out. My baby has been at the breakers all this month and with all the public holidays and weekends, it's probably 50/50 with the days worked verses the days simply being fed and put out and at $105.00 plus GST per day! -
He's had a great learning curve over the last 10 or so years and he knows what to do with a top horse and how to deal with the pressure so I'm sure he will get plenty of horses offered to him .
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By scooby3051 · Posted
Good trainer and I expect he will be inundated with horses...he should do really well....wish him all the best. -
There is a new show on Netflix called Race To The Crown - it follows some owners, trainers and jockeys through the triple crown races in 2024. They sure do things differently over there. It's a great watch though. -
A great move by James and all for the good of Australian Racing. It wont only be Nomates who will be queuing up to joint the new stable. Now I know why Edward walked away from Leilani Lodge when it looked like he would get it. I wonder [probably far fetched] if there will be a second stable at Hawkesbury headed by Edward. It will probably be necessary, as even John O'Shea has a number two one there and I am guessing that James will be much bigger than John. P.S. If I was younger I would be in like a shot. It's 30 years since I last raced one in the Green and Gold Diagonal Stripes. CCF_001421.pdf
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You and I both know we have history. I had to put up with a lot of crap from you elsewhere. Poor little Steve 😢. -
By sunlineboy · Posted
The second horse was pushed early in the straight. The Te Akau runner wasn't touched, so it's fair to say the TA runner could have cleared out by 3-4 lengths if they wanted. -
Let’s not forget that Fraser Auret bred him and he was foaled at Windsor Park in Cambridge. So don’t think travelling will be an issue will it ? -
By scooby3051 · Posted
It needs to be winning Group races at a minimum...lets hope she keeps going forward but a long way to go yet. There were some other nice trials there too....🫢 -
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Surely the stipes aren't stupid enough to think that if they are going to fix a race , they wait until they are on the track to talk about it . If they wanted to pull a horse up just sit 4 or 5 back on the fence because with the push out rule they can't improve anyway -
Oh , How many of you recall the incident in Hong Kong with Greg Childs in 2000 with SUNLINE and chit chat? This "rule" is clearly taken from Hong Kong. Goodness me whatever has happened to Rule of Law in NZ? Would hate to think what level of so called corruption in New Zealand we have compared to a country like Hong Kong where the population is much more vast and people don't even know the neighbors. It's like comparing mushrooms with apples. Be mindful also Hong Kong introduced Mobile phones into society prior to NZ...and jockeys have been banned using them on course in some places. The joys of life. Keep one's eyes and ears open because next they will equip racing people with body cameras to spy on others such is the lunacy and obsession with "Live cameras stopping crime".
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