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    • Exactly, Rich Hill Mile Smart Love 2.60 She's a Dealer 5.00 Both promising horses with 7 starts for 4 wins each, but a number of hardened campaigners in that field in top company for the first time. Poor value, you would want at least 5 and 8 before any possibility of a futures bet
    • But it is the wrong thing to do.  It has been proven beyond doubt that increasing stakes does NOT increase participation. There is no indication in their annual accounts that it goes to the maintenance of core racing infrastructure.  Certainly not enough does nor is enough profit put aside. It should be the main story.  I'm afraid though most committees have no idea how to manage a balance sheet and inevitably end up spending money on the wrong activities e.g. bolstering stakes. If you are talking about Levin well congratulations on "the most successful jumpouts in the country".  However you are deluding yourself if you think that Levin is making sufficient proft to maintain their assets.  Especially when you take into consideration the sale of land to sustain themselves plus the raceday subsidisation by the Otaki Maori Racing Club. Never a true word. Therein lies the conundrum.  They aren't accumulating they are redistributing as Stakes.  They are taking the risk with their speculation that the track will always perform yet they are not accumulating to maintain that asset.
    • Just watching Brittney Graham on trackside just mentioning the odds for Ellersle Jan 1 on the futures market, why risk no refund if not starting and wait until tomorrow when the final fields out, what's the rush ?
    • Be interesting to see what impact no dogs has on the accounts for SRC, think they are fortunate to have the trotting club, be very different without them, but each code needs to support each other, not sure if that's the case in some places, one ignorant arsehole when Otaki had a meeting put off blamed the harness racing a few weeks earlier on it as the reason, probably didn't factor in the dollop of rain a day or two before raceday, some ignorant arseholes around sometimes.
    • Montador, which in Portuguese means "assembler," put it all together in notching his first stakes win in the $98,000 Woodchopper Stakes Dec. 27 at Fair Ground Race Course & Slots.View the full article
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