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By Special Agent · Posted
Yes he was. A generous man too. The hospitals would notice him gone. -
By Special Agent · Posted
No, who benefits is anyone's guess. If everything racing was as black and white as the Chief thinks dates and committees would be a piece of cake. The sector groups would meet, apply common sense and everyone in the industry would benefit. Some dates appear to be set in stone and are almost impossible to change. At the moment the trend is Sunday dates for an increased turnover, until another idea surfaces. Aren't the draft calendars out now, so the time to question, query and suggest changes is right now? Like Kenny suggested though, little notice is taken even with multiple back ups. If dates are not working, like the Ashburton example, stronger submissions will be required with backing from every group. Someone with time on their hands needs to co-ordinate a different approach with an improved turnover plan top of the agenda. I don't know what the answer is, other than a different approach. I think online meetings take away the importance and provide dismissive attitudes. You can't beat looking at the whites of your opponents eyes. -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
Been happening in nearly all races at the "new" Ellerslie!!! You can't be more than 4 lengths off the lead 400 to 500m out and expecr to win. Which makes wunner of the last look extra special. -
Hard to believe a few of the big win bets today on a grass track at Westport! The Bookies take these bets and yet restrict smaller bets? one bet was $10k @ $2.50 was never a good value bet at all! There were others that also looked more of a gamble than a worthwhile punt? My point is with punters offloading like this, surely in best interests of the TAB/Entain to stop all restrictions on punters and get the turnover and profit up?? -
By Murray Fish · Posted
here? https://racingintegrityboard.org.nz/search-decisions
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