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Maybe the driver who took about a lap to release the crick in his neck, did he sleep on the plane on the way up? Safe to say neither the winning driver or Cerberus had any idea. -
By Murray Fish · Posted
another play, spot the bi mistake! noel eales horse trainer ChatGPT said: ChatGPT Searched 2 sites Noel Eales was a prominent and highly successful horse trainer from New Zealand, known for his patient approach to preparing racehorses. Based in Manawatu and later at Awapuni, he became a leading figure in the New Zealand racing scene during his career. Eales trained several renowned horses, including Calm Harbour, who achieved numerous Group race victories, and The Phantom, winner of prestigious races like the 1993 Mackinnon Stakes in Australia. His career highlights also included training (Mr) Lomondy, the 1986 Caulfield Cup winner, and Ed, winner of the 1997 Wellington Cup WikiTree.com DOWN UNDER PUNTER.COM . Eales was celebrated for his ability to develop horses gradually, often bringing them to peak performance after long breaks. His work left a lasting impact on New Zealand racing, and his legacy is honored through the Noel Eales Memorial race WikiTree.com DOWN UNDER PUNTER.COM . 4o You said: what jockey rode the most winners for him? ChatGPT said: ChatGPT Searched 2 sites David Walsh is widely recognized as the jockey who achieved the most success with Noel Eales. Walsh rode numerous winners for the legendary trainer during his illustrious career, which included a remarkable partnership with horses like Castletown. This collaboration contributed significantly to both Walsh's and Eales' reputations in New Zealand racing history Horse Racing | Racing News | Sports News -
By Murray Fish · Posted
coming from a Cretan like you I'm not to sure if your comment counts for much! ps, send me your name in private mail! I be keen to meet you in person one day! but then I bet odds on, you be way to gutless for something like that to happen! eh! -
By Murray Fish · Posted
(blush) and I wonder how many punters are like me and don't know how to use them!!! -
By Murray Fish · Posted
yip, hard to disagree! personally, other than for the G1 races, I now almost never do form, 99% of my bets are locked in by how x horse appears to 'my eye'. I still manage to grind a out a profit, but its getting harder and harder as less time is given by trackside to actually seeing the horses. More and more the ergonomic just doesn't stack up! If I related the net profit to a hourly wage for the effort put in! I'm sure it would be way under the minimum wage! Sigh, I'm sure if I didn't have a rather large racing photo collection I would have walked away years ago! am awaiting my next big 'dummy spit'!
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