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By Chief Stipe · Posted
The whole case was a bit of a stitch up was it not? 8 dogs out of hundreds over how many years? Incurring a $10k fine. The irony being that the hearing was heard the same month as Winston Peters told the Greyhiund industry that they were out of buskness The reality is there are a lot of good racing dogs that are going to be down and or a lot of money being paid to people to take the dogs and picked up by not scrupulous people. In light of the circumstances one section of the decision is particularly amusing given the so called "social license" has already been crossed out legislatively. 34. Mr Dow emphasises that breaches of this nature threaten the greyhound racing industry’s social licence and sustainability, requiring penalties that deter similar conduct and uphold public confidence. -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
But it isn't ENTAIN that declare the official results it is the raceday stewards and the judge. ENTAIN is doing a service by paying out immediately when they see clear placings. I suspect the delay is between the Judge and the system that supplies the full results to ENTAIN. -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
With an automatic berth and a $25,000 travel stipend to one of six juvenile races at the upcoming Royal Meeting at Ascot, Lennilu (Leinster–Lulu's Pom Pom, by Pomeroy) scooped up the prizes in the Royal Palm Juvenile Fillies at Gulfstream Park on Saturday. The 4-5 choice here blazed out of the blocks and dueled with Wesley Ward trainee Satisfied Mind (First Samurai) up the backstretch. With her rival tough to handle around the far turn, Lennilu shifted into high gear, got the jump on the rest of the field into the lane and won by five lengths over Bibi Dahl (American Pharoah). The final running time was :58.99. The score by Lennilu handed her first crop sire his first black-type. Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0. Sales History: $23,000 '24 OBSWIN. O-Dunne, Amy, Dunne, Caitlin, Miley, Brenda, Wilkinson, Jean, Hoffman Family Racing LLC, Tranquility Lake Farm LLC, Harrington, Maury and Harrington, Christopher K.; B-Helen Barbazon & Joseph Barbazon (FL); T-Patrick Biancone. The post Leinster’s Lennilu Punches Ticket To Ascot In Royal Palm Juvenile Fillies appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
With continued heat advisories in the region, and a forecasted high of 98 degrees Saturday, officials at Santa Anita Park have instituted a series of safety measures for people and horses. With the weather reaching a scorching 100 in some places and Sunday calling for 91 degree heat before the temperatures return to the low 70s Monday, racing officials have included in the heat protocols ice buckets and hoses throughout the grounds for convenient access. Riders will be legged up in the saddling barn and horses will go directly to the track afterwards. The post parades will also be shortened. The first post for Sunday's nine-race Mother's Day card is 1:00 p.m. PST. The post Coping with High Heat, Santa Anita Institutes Safety Protocols appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
So Trentham will be "repaired" enough to race next weekend i.e. in a week? Then again 3 weeks later?
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