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By Chief Stipe · Posted
He told a story when commentating. I don't know how he managed to say so much so often and at the right time in a race. In those days we listened on radio as only the big races were televised. You could listen to Jack and feel like you were there. "Grand sight in sunshine..." "Jack Smolenski gives the dust sheet a tap or two and his charge is out by a length at the moment..." Every race was somehow different as in he didn't often repeat himself like some commentators do - Tony Lee and his last little bit, they're chasing a memory etc. Reon Murtha was good too but not as colourful as Jack. -
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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
There are two clear stand-outs in Sunday’s Classic Cup (1,800m), but history suggests the second leg of the four-year-old series can produce a surprise result. While favourites have a good recent record with five saluting in the past nine years, there have been some major upsets including It Has To Be You ($126), Mission Tycoon ($92), Thunder Fantasy ($23) and Healthy Happy ($22) since 2013. The SCMP has ranked the top 10 contenders for Sunday’s HK$13 million feature. 1. Little...View the full article -
One alarming aspect was a communication the RIB had with a helmet manufacturer Ffs, just ban them from supplying the industry...simply outrageous behaviour "All agencies were bound to exercise a degree of caution in relation to ARRO Helmets on the basis of that entity not being truly independent and being a NZ-based market competitor. One particular engagement from ARRO to RIB was termed unhelpful and bordering on offensive."
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