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I ignore it, it has no effect on me. Michael Hawke who I know also serves it back up to CW, a lot better than me. I'd prefer that many new people who have not come across CW before, know exactly what he is like and how bad he is for racing. Much the same as the bloke in this article -
I believe not, as it makes them come across as weak. Those reprobates, along with their small group of nutter followers, nothing will ever change their mind, so deal to them. Herlihy who runs the FB site is also anti the current establishment and also a conspiracy theorist. I found that out early on, which is why I don't post anything of note there
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By Chief Stipe · Posted
It is not about restricting the @Brodie 's it is about distribruting the revenue to where you get the most sustainable return. As a Railway Sleeper salesman you know @Brodie that is basic economics/business. -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
Well I give the new track one positive. The old track would have been a deep bog. But please fix that home bend!! -
This Entain Edition comes to you hot off the back of the TAB Karaka Millions meeting at Ellerslie on Saturday, and what a meeting it proved to be. There was the perfect blend of outcomes – ranging from Australian-trained horses Dream Roca and Jigsaw winning to ensure the meeting stays on the radar of our Australian cousins, Well Written’s stunning six-length $1.5m TAB Karaka Millions 3YO victory, or the brilliant surface prepared by Jason Fulford and his team despite more than 150 millimetres of rain in the week prior. All those elements combined to contribute to a 5% increase in turnover through TAB and betcha on Saturday, compared to the 2025 TAB Karaka Millions. Notably, there were 35% more Australians betting on the meeting through Entain’s two Australian brands, as opposed to the 2025 meeting.
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