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    • There you go again with your made up nonsense to back up an argument. I have said before I have never belonged to a club and for the record I do not drink whiskey. This my final post period. You probably need to get out more but meantime feel free to go back to your cupboard and argue with yourself to your hearts content.  
    • Frankie Dettori's farewell tour moves on to South America this week, although there has been a change of plan for where his glittering career, will finish early next year.View the full article
    • Thinking about it we've had three up to speed track managers/experts with lots of experience turn up in NZ to work and they've all been shafted by either Club members or the expert rabble and mob!
    • Well they seem really concerned about it now with their open letters.   @Freda the management of our tracks and their quality has been every stakeholders job.  That's half they problem the majority of you didn't complain or organise yourselves to address the issues when they started to occur.   Where were the Trainers, Owners and Breeders Associations when they needed to get track maintenance the number one issue on the agenda.  Oh that's right they thought stakes were the issue. You all bought into the myth that it was "too much irrigation",  "not enough farmers involved", "its NZTR's fault" or the real cop out "it wasn't like this in 1980"!
    • To be accurate well above the average price of the yearlings Te Aku bought.  Have you done the comparision with Maher, Waller or Waterhouse?  Doesn't Waller have over 400 horses in training? You miss the point as always such is your obsession of being Anti-Racing.  No I don't spruik them as underdogs in OZ.  I just put a realistic assessment on the class of horse racing in the areas that the likes of Te Akau and other NZ Trainers are competing.   From all reports they are VERY happy so far considering they haven't had a full season with their Cranbourne stable up and running.
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