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I think it went from good to heavy in about two days. Bloody tough on the poor Southern trainers and jockeys. They get hardly any opportunities. I think all the ballots had to scratch out of several races. I had a look this morning and noticed hardly any scratchings from horses safely in the fields, which was amazing considering they accepted on a good track and were prepared to race on a heavy track. Compare that with Te Rapa yesterday. 10 scratchings and 7 starters in a maiden race on a track that was perfectly ok. I think there's a Taranaki meeting next week with average field sizes of about 6. There is a real imbalance in opportunities. Today doesn't help. -
Why have Motukarara running R51+ cup between Westport and Reefton? Only 10 for Westport, maybe a bonus for winning both Reefton and Westport Cups or bonus for best performer/s over both races, Westport produce one of the biggest turnovers so why don't HRNZ instead of shuffling their turnover to Auckland why not some returned. -
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Jockey Christophe Lemaire will be bidding for a fourth success in the race when he rides the quality colt.View the full article -
Another joke… So safe to run first 3 races…. but deemed unsafe for racing after??? What am I missing -
55 mills of rain yesty for Gore after a few days of none and being warm that would make grass as greasy as a butchers diddle, a heavy 8 may have been a exaggeration, not much you can do I guess, Wingatuis heavy as at yesty but gee what a battle racing thoughrabreds in Southland only 4 days before Xmas.
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