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I agree with your last sentence and that's the whole point isn't it? The failure to address the whip use problem is contributing to the economic issues. As to the highlighting of whip indiscretions, some of us first took the matter up with the RIB and NZTR, to no avail. Highlighting them on racing oriented social media was the next step which has also failed to date, at least as far as any visible action is concerned. Unfortunately, it seems the only way forward now is the wider media and the politicians. That is underway. -
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A smidgeon over 1.08 on a Slow 6 at Te Aroha isnt a time to be sneezed at. Not very big though but she would have run the 400m to the 200m very quick. -
I have hardly heard the term "breaking in" for decades. Most of us now talk about starting horses. And I've no idea where or when in that process any pain to the horse would usually occur. That idea is about as foreign and antiquated as the one that says whip use for encouragement is OK.
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