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Like you say brodie,Truthful comments can be both negative or positive. Why do some people only want to hear the positive truths? Tabforever is actually focusing on the negative himself,instead of acknowledging there regularly have been ideas expressed on how to improve the sport or drive turnover or participation.. People like tabforever dismiss comments he thinks are negative as being given by keyboard warriors. we all know comments made on social media are a reflection of whats going on inpeoples lives,whether it be in racing or in their lives outside racing,.All that can have a ripple effect sometimes on what people post.But racing is a big part of many lives,especially for many of those who comment on public forums about it. But,i think tabforever makes assumptions. Its what we all do.Whether hes right or not,or what he thinks i should or shouldn't do,i take no notice of. What i can say is,i help someone train a couple of horses each day. We use the money from that to pay for the care of our horses,which we see every day and which we enjoy interacting with.We see our horses as good for the mind and the soul,but of course there is a financial burden that comes with that. Will we ever breed again from our mares,probably not. In the back of your mind you want to,you say one day,but you realise that your not being realistic. Whether it be finacial,age,health are some factors. But how you perceive your type are being treated or valued by the industry,of course is a significant factor. When you talk to others ,you generally find they are saying and thinking the same thing. No ones looking for sympathy,its just the way things are. Its sad that industry leadership do more to encourage some sectors than others. Why can't they all be treated the same.But thats life. I also feel i have knowledge of the gambling side of the imdustry. Many of the things i comment on are things that have impacted us personally during our participation in the sport, or as relates to the gambling side of things. But ,its almost christmas day and the wifes not happy i'm still typing on bit of a yarn. I've told her,honey, i'm trying to give it up.She says try harder. . -
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Race 8 NOBLE & LEE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 1400m LADY OF COURT (W Pinn) – Te Akau Racing Manager Mr. R Trumper advised Stewards, the stable was satisfied with the post-race condition of LADY OF COURT, and it is the stables intention to carry on with the mare’s current preparation. The post Matamata Racing Club @ Matamata, Friday 20 December 2024 appeared first on RIB. View the full article -
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Race 8 SKYCITY HAMILTON WAIKATO CUP 2400m (G3) CANHEROC (S Spratt) – Trainer Mr. C Wood reported to Stewards, CANHEROC was seen by the chiropractor on Tuesday 17 December and was satisfied with the post-race recovery of the gelding. C Wood further advised it is his intention to continue on with CANHEROC’S current preparation. Race 9 SEE YOU @ TE RAPA TAVERN 1500m BILLY LINCOLN (M Cartwright) – Stable representative Mr. R Mildon reported to Stewards, BILLY LINCOLN is scheduled to have a wind operation on Tuesday 24 December. Stewards will follow up in the coming weeks. The post Waikato Thoroughbred Racing @ Te Rapa, Saturday 14 December 2024 appeared first on RIB. View the full article -
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Race 3 COMMERCE LANE CHAMBERS 2100m ALADDIN SANE (M Hashizume) – Co-trainer Mr. R Wellwood reported to Stewards, upon return to the stable, ALADDIN SANE was examined and treated by the stable farrier with the replacement of the near fore plate. R Wellwood further advised the gelding has been on the water treadmill throughout the week and will return to track work next week. WREN (C Grylls) – Trainer Mr. A Forsman advised Stewards, he was satisfied with the post-race condition of the mare, however, WREN has now been sent for a spell. Race 5 GEAR WELDING MAIDEN 1600m REIMAGINED (C Grylls) – Trainer Mr. C Cole reported to Stewards, REIMAGINED has now been retired from racing. The post Racing Tauranga @ Tauranga, Friday 13 December 2024 appeared first on RIB. View the full article -
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Race 3 STELLA ARTOIS MAIDEN 1200m SANTARELLI (W Pinn) – Te Akau Racing Manager Mr. R Trumper reported to Stewards, that on Friday 13 December, SANTARELLI, underwent a veterinary examination including x-rays with no abnormalities being detected, however the mare was treated with anti-inflammatory medication and was given three days of box rest to recover. R Trumper further advised it is the stables intention to carry on with SANTARELLI’S current preparation. The post Auckland Thoroughbred Racing @ Ellerslie, Thursday 12 December 2024 appeared first on RIB. View the full article
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