Two 3-year-old sprinters close behind Patch Adams in Aug. 23 H. Allen Jerkens Stakes (G1)—runner-up Captain Cook and third-place Barnes—compete Oct. 18 against four other 3-year-olds in the Perryville Stakes (G3) at Keeneland. View the full article
Seems a good way to get a lot of younger people involved, and going to the races for a small outlay.The thrill of your horse winning is the same if you own 100% or 1000 %
Just feel that is what sets NZ apart from the rest of the world, it ain’t every week and a good spectacle. If we are going as well as those in power say we are , we are world leading so everyone should be following us. Hey, what about a mobile 18 horse go then, can be done, 9&9, thinking outside the square.
I think the World Driver’s Championship may have missed a trick not having at least one go on the grass, something for those who haven’t done it to remember. I’ve heard David Millar talks about it when having driven in NZ.