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By Chief Stipe · Posted
You are being selective with statistics again!!! The industry doesn't need you or your BS. Wanganui has had two more meetings December 2024 than it did in December 2023. You are once again being selective in your comparisons to justify your warped agenda. -
Clearly Moran breached the rule and he wouldve known but I had never ever heard of it being done before and making horses run quicker! What I find a bit interesting is the number of times Moran used the whip with force and nothing mentioned????? He would have no doubt got done for excessive use in NZ! -
Reality is that to my mind and other people I know that wager on harness racing, they are mostly turned off by this short distance racing! I do believe that the fields are affected at Nelson by having the second day racing over a mile. It is costly to send a horse to Nelson with all the expenses incurred and I think owners are saying just not worth it now with the second day mostly over the stupid mile distance. If they draw bad or miss away then they are not going to get any money, so they do not think it worth it now. If the Clubs insist on putting on these short distance races then they do run the risk of poor size fields.
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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Star Australian jockey will ride Packing Hermod in the first leg of the four-year-old series on January 31.View the full article -
GRNZ spent their $2m on a straight track in Wanganui, that trainers are not nominating for. Since the first race meet started there (non-tote & tote) on 12 June 2024 or 7 months ago, they have had a total of 1013 starters to run in a race. To put that in perspective, 1064 starters have run at Addington between 20 Dec 2024 & 10 Jan 2025 or about 3 weeks. The straight track maximum number of starters for a race meet is 84. The Addington track average per race meet over those 3 weeks is 106, with 91 starters being the minimum. GRNZ built the straight track away from the area of the country with by far the largest population of dogs. Is GRNZ devastated by that reality too?
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