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Be nice to know all the figures, many of the pools(exotics) are all mostly tote but fixed odds figures ain't about turnover, it's profit, if there is any. Reality is just don't think harness racing is a popular as it used to be. I should add the few racing in small fields, good stakes, are probably doing very well, for now. -
I've heard of turf responding to aeration but not to compaction damage. And then almost no growth period recovery time before more significant racing? Seems hasty to me. I'd at least give it the full spring for root development and test it for racing in the summer. -
By KickintheKods · Posted
I just turned the tele on to watch the 2YO race at Matamata. There's a hairy gorilla providing the odds.....fair dinkum......ten chins and a shirt that he wore at boarding school, and kept as a souvenir. And to add to the totally unprofessional image being projected, there a thick mat of hair growing through the shirt. I nearly threw up over the screen. I'll bet you $10 there's a couple of year old cream donuts and some rotting Big Macs under each arm pit. For fark's sake..........lift your game. -
Does anyone know what the betting figures are for harness at the moment? Are any harness meetings actually making money? Why do they not advise us of the money being put on fixed odds on every meeting, compared to the tote pools? There is no way on earth they are making money on many meetings with what is going through the tote!!!! Last night at Auckland there were tote pools on both win and place for the whole of NZ that was less than what a single household would spend on their mortgage or food bill for a week!! One race had a bit over $400 in the win pool with a couple of minutes to go! When the stakes are $17k or more this is a total recipe for disaster, but we are told things are positive?? Anyway must still be plenty of Entain money left for another couple of years and we must be in safe hands, so all is good! -
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After finishing as the leading earner of any North American-trained horse in 2025 when earnings in the Middle East are included, Hit Show will chart a familiar path when he opens his 6-year-old season Feb. 14.View the full article
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