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By TAB For Ever · Posted
You a funny man Chief ....just giving my opinion on my experiences ,always been a battler .....and a little skin in the game, real skin too, Southern skin too ...and bat for both sides too ! Your harness section has very few contributors ,especially of the ilk that actually go to the races ! Mainly great experiences ......pessimism is for liteweights ! How much skin do you have to have in the game before you qualified to comment on here ? -
Yes it is very interesting what they have chosen to leave out??? Given the TAB has simply provided Entain with a License to run there operation why are the usual details being left out???? -
I would be interested to see the numbers, assuming they come from entain somewhere they will be turnover numbers, it was only a matter of time before sport overtook racing, the big question will be when do big revenue sports like Basketball and Tennis wake up and say how come we don't get a share of the profits? They get a measly 2.5% of turnover, and a few thousand in pokie grants.
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By TAB For Ever · Posted
Haha....my stocks are rising with bitofayarn...You want to hear from me ! No secret..... Its ........TAURANGA for 2024 Calendar year...CLUB OF YEAR ! 12 racedays ,2x trial days ands good job in Financial ,Racing ,Marketing , Compliance and Innovation ! -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
World record-setter Cogburn (Not This Time), who is currently standing his first season at WinStar Farm in the U.S., will reportedly shuttle during the Southern Hemisphere season to Widden Stud in New South Wales, according to an email from the Australian farm. Cogburn stands for $30,000 at WinStar and will fetch $27,500 in Australia. Billed as “the fastest horse in the world,” Cogburn blazed 5 1/2 furlongs in :59.80, setting a world record for the distance, while winning the GI Jaipur Stakes at Saratoga last summer. The 6-year-old won an additional three graded stakes, earned Beyer Speed Figures up to 114, and retired last fall with nine victories from 16 starts and earnings of $2,422,630. The post WinStar’s Cogburn to Shuttle to Australia appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article
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