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Could this race overshadow the Melbourne Cup? Sold out. 50,000 capacity on course. TAB reporting turnover to date double last year. I'm intrigued. Might even watch it live for the first time. -
By Nowornever · Posted
All depends on the dollars and cents. Give us more details. Has he purchased for 10,000 and selling 1000 shares at 10 then what's the problem. If he is selling 1000 shares for 1000 then yes that is a money grab. More details -
By Nowornever · Posted
4k down the drain in the first go. You would think if they are backing a dog they would take something can ping the traps and lead 100% of the time. -
There is so much conjecture put around on the racing social media sites about the issues with tracks, the pros and cons of each type, it becomes very hard to know what fact is actually. What was actually wrong with Ellerslie in the early days Why did Awapuni go so badly What was actually wrong with Hastings, according to some it was easily fixed with a 'home job' and a tractor. Was there a problem on the Riccarton synthetic I suppose it is a bit like the media these days. If you want to get an accurate picture of what is going on, you are not going to get it in the media. You could always get your info from the many know it all dickheads on these social media sites, but I wouldn't put any credence in what they say. -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Andrea Atzeni rates Meydaan a live chance in Saturday’s Caulfield Cup (2,400m) as the Sardinian jockey teams up with some familiar faces in pursuit of more Group One glory in Australia. Atzeni, who won the Group One Sydney Cup (3,200m) on Circle Of Fire last year, returns to Melbourne after finishing fourth on Zardozi in his first Caulfield Cup ride 12 months ago. The 34-year-old jumped at the chance to ride Meydaan when approached by British co-trainers Simon and Ed Crisford. “I’ve ridden...View the full article
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