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By Chief Stipe · Posted
A friend of mine was at Matamata that day (a number of photos were posted on BOAY) - a huge number of horses went round. It was scorching hot and the track was flint hard. She felt it and didn't let down as did a number of horses that day. The instructions to Shinn were that she was just there for the education and not to push her around. I did see her in a paddock as a yearling and she was small and stocky and didn't look as advanced as the other yearlings. -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
How many have you got racing in the South Island then? Are you achieving what you aspire to? -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
There you go twisting what I said. I said any serious owner would aspire to their colt or filly winning Group status in Australia. As our top stables have proven you can take that path to winning in OZ by developing and racing your young horses in NZ. Surely you are not suggesting that an owner should take a negative view and resign themselves to winnning a $17k maiden after two years and 19 starts in the South Island? Did you get the office girl to do the spreadsheet for you? Normally you are confined to one short sentence cynical drive by's!! I answered those questions above. What I will add is that just like any big stable that invests in well bred yearlings Te Akau are not limiting their sights but are trying to maximise the potential of their purchases. I realise that might be a bit to simple for you to understand. Who in their right mind spends $250k on a yearling and targets a $17k maiden at Ashburton? Sure such a purchase might end up there but that was never the intention. Incidentally why don't you bag Marsh or Wexford? Or even Waller or Waterhouse? The latter has an appalling strike rate with money invested to wins. -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Last year, Caitlinhergrtness won the King's Plate Stakes, and Aug. 16, she'll aim to become the first Plate winner to capture the E. P. Taylor Stakes (G1T).View the full article -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
I think it is sad that the green envy lenses you look through blind you from any objectivity. Now you are crying a river for @Pitman when there has been no impediment to any stable building their business the way Te Akau, Marsh or Wexford have. Were you crying for any of the beaten brigade when Pitman won the National Trainers Premiership? Right back at you. But again those green lenses affect your comprehension. Te Akau have a better strike rate than Waterhouse and Waller and spend less. So perhaps the less financially resourced stables should take note of that. It doesn't worry Te Akau that they don't win the NSW or Victoria Training Premierships BUT (this is the point that escapes you) just like the Riccarton stable they have invested in the Cranbourne stable to add another way of maximising returns to their syndicate members. Go Racing do the same by spreading their horses around various trainers here and in OZ.
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