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Yes I see what you've done there with several tips. Will watch out for them. Best of Luck. Richard Brosnan aged 77 now. Only drives about 8 races per year lol. That starter tonight owned by his wife I think, named No Remorse. been 45 years since 'No Response' won the Interdominion Trot for him at Addington, but he did take the title 3 years ago when the late Greg Sugars won the Grand Final for him driving a horse Richards co-trains with son Emmett named 'Maori Law'. so a 40+ year gap between Inter trot wins . very nice. Best of luck to Brooke. Hope the Treacherous Baby gets the money ok . I'm still in shock with Natalie gone and a heap of Allstars getting beat all the time. It's like the cat died or something and leaves you missing something special lol. I'm not to worried about the 'Open Letter'. Seems a nice thing to keep people 'polite' if possible. or showing some respect to the industry at least. That Thomass bloke and Forbury here are often calling jockeys/drivers/trainers cheats for whip things and race fixing and all sorts of stuff. No one wants to see that sort of thing, and they're just abusing the participants of racing sports we all enjoy all the time . might as well slink out of the country like that awful PProfit had too, so they can really Sink the boot in with every racing article that they post . think all those lads need a game of golf or something to relax , but would probably blame their clubs for a loss, and smash them up 🤣. -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Aidan O'Brien already has Lambourn for the St Leger, but judged by the way Scandinavia went through Thursday's G3 Bahrain Trophy plans for the Doncaster Classic could yet evolve. Storming to an 8 1/2-length success in the July Festival's 13-furlong opener, the son of Justify is seen as a big staying prospect by connections. “He seems to be progressing nicely and bounced out of Royal Ascot,” Paul Smith said of the heavily-supported 11-8 favourite. “Ryan said he's uncomplicated and enjoyed the [fast] ground and he could maybe be a Cup horse for next year. We can plot our way towards those staying races later in the year.” Beaten only a length and a half when fifth in the G2 Queen's Vase, the half-brother to American Pharoah's G1 Prix Saint-Alary winner Above The Curve took a huge step forward here. Sent to the front by Ryan Moore approaching the three-furlong pole, he surged to the line with impressive closing sectionals as Nightime Dancer (Ghaiyyath) followed in his wake. The post Justify’s Scandinavia Bursts Into The Leger Picture appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
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Sure Thing Captain ,Udderly sweet I speak the Truth ! You talk with Fire and Passion ......I see one of our Goats Richard Brosnan driving over there to night , and another ex-Kiwi star AButt still getting the odd drive on big stage. Meanwhile Brooke been told to put Treacherous Baby in the race early this week when GRogersons mare tries to walk/sprint. Looks like the weather gunna be a big issue for us Friday. I like Major Hot for odds Saturday and maybe Not as promised. I'll BetN Win ! This Harness talk on here will no doubt earn me some slings and arrows of outrageous indignation ....oh well ! And most of the Harness Forums on social media in NZ are not anonymous so there are a few Licence Holders who try to Leap to Fame , maybe some will succeed ! Nothing succeeds like a toothless Canary. Great win Billy Slater and the lads ! -
I think Mr Stockman is having a crack at just about any of the Stonewall runners anytime they run?. Last Friday ADDINGTON R1 Cheer the Captain $2.70 in to $2.30 R3 Riptide $2.70 in to $2.20 R4 Arden Seascape $2.50 steady R5 Carbon $5.50 in to $4.00 R9 CC Arden steady $1.60 and R10 Miki Flyby $3.20 out to $4.00 ( the hot fav of Dalgety's won that race ) and at Auckland R1 JT Boe $2.10 in to $1.75 then Interestingly 5 runners at Double figure odds mid-program that appeared to have no money on , and all ran unplaced before in Race 10 DEBRIEF $2.10 in to $1.60 and he WON. the only Stonewall Winner for the night. None of the six Addington Stockman/Telfer runners Won with the money on . and just ONE out of seven at Auckland. I SO you're NO Chance of setting a market on Telfer runners when they're that short and Don't Win all the time. So you are certainly right with the Hard to Predict comment. Hard to say what odds they should be 🙄.
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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Total prize-money for the 2025 edition of the G1 Lexus Melbourne Cup has been increased to A$10 million – up from A$8,560,000 in 2024 – with every runner in the race guaranteed to pocket at least A$100,000 just for taking part. In addition, the G3 Geelong Cup and G2 Moonee Valley Gold Cup have been added to the list of ballot-exempt races, meaning the winners will earn a guaranteed spot in 'the race that stops a nation'. Last year's Geelong Cup was won by the Brian Ellison-trained Onesmoothoperator. “The Lexus Melbourne Cup is unrivalled for its history, status and reach and the Victoria Racing Club [VRC] is proud to be able to now reward every local and international participant in the great race,” said Kylie Rogers, chief executive officer of the VRC. “It reflects the significant effort required to prepare and qualify for the Lexus Melbourne Cup and goes hand-in-hand with a decision to add additional qualifying opportunities through the Geelong Cup and Moonee Valley Gold Cup.” She added, “Planning for the 2025 Melbourne Cup Carnival is in full swing and this is just one of a number of exciting announcements that build momentum towards the world's greatest racing event.” Under a new prize-money structure for the 2025/26 racing season at Flemington, total prize-money for the four-day Melbourne Cup Carnival will increase to A$32.5 million (from A$30.6 million in 2024) after the minimum level was lifted for all Group and Listed races to A$200,000. Three Group 1 races staged outside of the Melbourne Cup Carnival have also received a significant boost in prize-money, with the Yulong Newmarket Handicap, the All-Star Mile and the TAB Australian Cup all set to be run for A$2 million. The post Melbourne Cup Prize-Money Increased to A$10 Million, Minimum A$100,000 for Every Runner appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article
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