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In the Day 1 results the NZB release reported the positive facts, it had no mention that the clearance rate was about the same as last year. That is selective reporting of facts which is spin. Do you think Wightman is having a bad affect on me lol. I notice you serving it up to him. There was a woman who called him boring and he launched a sustained character assassination of her. What an asshole -
By Murray Fish · Posted
So how many actually made a Profit? Which I presume is the object? -
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By Murray Fish · Posted
Photo: Supplied by publicist The stories of New Zealand's most well-known race horses often go hand in hand with those of the trainers and the jockeys. But the story of the breeders behind the thoroughbreds is much less known. From business magnates like the founders of Fisher & Paykel, to early settler farmers, and major wartime philanthropists, many of these breeders have played key roles in New Zealand's wider history. Author Brian de Lore tells their stories, in a book out next Monday. He fundraised from many in the industry to get it printed and all proceeds will go to spinal cord injury research charity CatWalk. -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
Even after adjusting the data Book One is up on last year. The aggregate is up $3m (4%) on 12% less horses. How's that for "spin"?
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