That being the case maybe he won't be in NZ long.
As far as the interview goes I thought, what will he say that I don't already know so didn't bother watching it.
Sorry if I offended you. Not meant to be nasty. I think they're both superstars. But if you're the best to have worked for Aidan O'Brien you might be destined for some find of extra special stardom.
surely not every trainer thinks their qualified to race 2 year old,will be a top 2 year old?
i mean,they can go around in a 5 horse field at the races for good money,just like they have been going around in 5 horse fields at the trials.
Trials for nothing or fridays $15,000 stake,with $8250 to the winner and an extra $12,000 in bonuses to the winner.
The whole thing,does make you wonder about sometimes.
We keep reading where hrnz tell us the bonuses are whats needed to get more 2 year old starters,then we read how they keep cancelling programmed 2 year old races or they run a 5 horse race with all starters from the same stable.Duh.
Then there have been several media stories about trainers so enthusiastic about the next gen bonuses. I mean,seriously,these trainers must be expecting their owners to eventually pay another $4,000 in training fees so they keep them in training a bit longer and earn an extra $4,000 bonus.Do they not realise how stupid that sounds.
Oh,thats right ,from what i've read,they all are targeting being the first next gen horse home in the 3 sales series races. From what i have read in the many media stories,read,it seems all these trainers think they are going to win.
sort of reminds me,Donald trump keeps using the words,common sense thinking and realistic thinking. Somehow i think harness racing needs some of that.