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By Chief Stipe · Posted
Right so you'd be happy to lose a million a year as long as you could have big bets? -
They lose the promotion of racing by losing those that are the bigger punters. No one races a horse for the stake money as an investment. The returns are just not there nowadays that is why syndicates are increasing in numbers. Turnover increase and profit would be greater if they actually like Bookies should. Put up the odds. Take the wager and make the profit from the increased turnover. When they take a wager and slash the fixed odds all they are doing is restricting turnover greatly as they don’t get anyone wagering on that horse again in sufficient amounts. Hugely detrimental to the industry as serious punters are lost from punting and racing horses. -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
Congratulations to our regional winners of the 2024-25 Stablehand of the Year Award – sponsored by Saddlery Warehouse Cambridge & Tauranga! 😍 https://bitofayarn.com NORTHERN: Stephanie Hyde-Richards (Autridge Racing) CENTRAL: Lucinda Aitken (Sharrock Racing) SOUTHERN: Gee Saejorhor (Champagne Racing Stables) Now in its ninth year, the high calibre of nominations is once again a true reflection of the dedication and passion shown by our devoted stable staff throughout the country. A sincere thank you to all trainers who put their stable superstars forward for this award. Each of our three regional winners will receive $2,500 in prize money, plus travel, accommodation, and two tickets to the Awards evening. The overall winner will be announced at the New Zealand Thoroughbred Horse of the Year Awards on Sunday, 7 September, and will receive an additional $2,500 in prize money.https://bitofayarn.com For the full list of finalists, and to purchase your tickets 👉 nztr.co.nz/awards -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Global sensation Rebel’s Romance won his eighth Group One by regaining the Grosser Preis von Berlin (2,400m) at Hoppegarten on Sunday. Charlie Appleby’s seven-year-old won four top-level races last year, - including the Group One Champions & Chater Cup (2,400m) at Sha Tin, - and has shown no signs of decline this campaign. Sent off as the $1.2 favourite after a pair of Group Two wins and a close Group One third at Ascot on his prior start, Rebel’s Romance was always travelling best under Billy...View the full article -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
Why? Stakes are better than ever. Owners don't need to worry as much about winning on the punt.
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