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By The Centaur · Posted
For god's sake Curious that would take up an encyclopedia. Every situation is different, every horse is different what might work one day may not work another and also on another horse. I'm sure Freda would be able to fill you in but when the subject is treatments, injections etc. its a taboo subject as far as open forums are concerned for any trainer. -
Read again. The figures are for 5 years. -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
Well some Pet Vets are a bit like some GP's. Hooked by Big Pharma and isn't in their interests for your dog to be too well! A bit like my mates dog. Steroid cream, regular injections and a very expensive shampoo all to treat a skin condition. Didn't think that half the dogs problem was it was overweight and had circulation problems. But I didn't cancel my mate over it. -
By BitofaLegend · Posted
I would say its not just pet owners but alot of vets aswell. Had an aunty whose dog dropped a back muscle about 10 months ago and the vet suggested no exercise for 3 months. Poor dog could barely run afterwards and retore it right away. -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
The 2024-25 Seddon Districts Bob Rochford Memorial Trotters’ Series is nearing its halfway point, with two more meetings at Nelson this week. Targetting R51-70 trotters, the 10-race series being held around the top half of the South Island started at Kaikoura in November and will go through to Reefton in March. After four legs so far three trotters, High Step, Masterly, and Premium Player, are at the top of the leaderboard and have already qualified for the $30,000 final at Addington on March 21. High Step booked her place by winning at Kaikoura on November 4, with Masterly victorious on both days at Westport (Boxing Day and December 28) and Premium Player then winning at Reefton two days later. The Paul Nairn-trained pair of El Conqueror and Tu Tangata are next on 11 and 10 points. To see the current points table click here The series is in its second year and is being held in Bob Rochford’s honour. The former Kaikoura Trotting Club President and Life member died suddenly at Westport in March last year. Next stop in the series is Nelson this Friday and Sunday (January 10 and 12), followed by Marlborough (January 17 and 19) , Westport (March 7) and then Reefton (March 9). Points will be awarded as follows : Automatic entry for 1st 5 points for 2nd 3 points for 3rd 2 points for 4th 1 point for 5th The complete schedule is : November 4 – Kaikoura – $20,000 December 26 and 28 – Westport – $15,000 & $20,000 December 30 – Reefton – $20,000 January 10 and 12 – Nelson – $15,000 and $20,000 January 17 and 19 – Marlborough – $15,000 and $20,000 March 7 – Westport – $17,500 March 9 – Reefton – $17,500 The $30,000 final : March 21 – Addington For more information contact Erin Fox – erinkfox24@gmail.com or Seddon Shields Chair Johnny Reedy – jrreedyjnr@gmail.com View the full article
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