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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Following a scary incident at the top of the stretch in the Jeff Ruby Steaks (G3) at Turfway Park March 22, trainer Thomas Drury Jr. was happy to report California Burrito emerged from the race in good order.View the full article -
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Cap Ferrat joins Massive Sovereign in scooping the city’s most prestigious race after being offloaded by the breeding powerhouse.View the full article -
I have just finished watching a recording of tonight's Guerin report. To get straight to the crux of the matter regarding thoroughbreds, Minister Peter's is not impressed with the slow progress of 'rationalization' which he believes is a continuing drag on the industry and stopping its ability to financially develop. He talked about events from the past, one that obviously annoyed him to a large degree, where he was invited to Kumara. Bookings made, entourage confirmed, travel booked and made, then on the day the meeting is cancelled due to pigs digging/rooting the turf. Sound familiar to Tauherenikau's disaster yesterday? (All be it a lesser meeting but still an expensive exercise for most who didn't get to compete) His take is basically bigger is better, yes, he said, we want (singular) representation in the provinces but so what, about small tracks that race once or twice a year, yet continually let the industry down. I know there is a catch twenty two here in that if the industry does not fund track development then how can country tracks afford to maintain their tracks to the level of city tracks. Then there is the shameful state of the Trentham track which suggests there is a hidden agenda which is, do not fund the tracks NZTR has no interest in being around come 2030. -
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"On Reflection" my bestie is "Totally Different" from anyone else I know and most definitely "The Man With The (TAB's) Money"
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