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I'm no authority on this subject Charles, but expect you could pick up a pup for 1/2 grand from right person. First base would be the NZGRA and put in request there. Some of the poorer bred ones that do not sell could probably be very cheap. As you know, the NZGRA know everything thats bred in NZ. They will also have a fair idea what could be available and where. They will have contact info for breeders to. -
Hey Aquaman, If a member of the public was interested in in getting a greyhound pup to raise entirely as a family pet, do you have any idea of what kind of money a breeder might ask of someone interested in acquiring one for this purpose? I'm picking it would be substantially more than the $450 GAP charges for a retired animal. Asking for an anti-racing forum member who seems to like keeping greyhounds around their home. -
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Tom Pedulla writes of five key takeaways from Kentucky Derby weekend.View the full article -
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NBC Sports' presentation of Saturday's Kentucky Derby averaged a Total Audience Delivery (TAD) of 16.7 million viewers, the largest Derby audience since 18.5 million viewers watched Sunday Silence's 1989 victory on ABC, according to figures released by the network Sunday. Viewership peaked at 20.1 million viewers from 7-7:15 p.m. ET, as Mystik Dan edged Sierra Leone and Forever Young in the Kentucky Derby's first three-horse photo finish since 1947. Saturday's peak audience was the largest ever for an NBC Sports presentation of the Kentucky Derby. With 16.7 million viewers, the 2024 Kentucky Derby marks a 13% increase from last year's event (14.8 million) and will rank as NBC's most-watched program since the NFL Divisional Playoffs in January. The NBC-TV household rating for the broadcast (6:31-7:24 p.m. ET) was 7.5/27–up 9% from last year. The 27 share is the highest ever for an NBC Sports Kentucky Derby presentation. Led by Peacock, the “Run for the Roses” posted NBC Sports' largest streaming audience for a horse racing event with an Average Minute Audience (AMA) of 714,000 viewers–nearly doubling last year (371,000). NBC Sports has averaged 15+ million viewers across all platforms for 11 of the last 15 Kentucky Derby races held in May (2009-2024, excludes 2020 Covid-impacted event which was moved to September). NBC Sports and Churchill Downs Saturday announced an extension to their partnership, with NBC and Peacock continuing to be the media home of the Kentucky Derby through 2032. The post Derby TV Audience Largest Since 1989 appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
I remember those well..They tasted pretty average....but me thinks you've just opened up a window into your soul Chief. I remember eating them while you apparently were playing with them
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