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You're impossible Chief. You say nothing will change until we stop blaming - I say nothing will change until we operate with some accountability. You want me to stop "blaming" - yet that's all we've heard from these experts - the weather, the season, the busy racing calendar, the grass etc (never their own decisions or actions) You say it's decades in the making & something should have been done - well perhaps - but what was a breeder & owner supposed to do? I'll tell you what I did - I put my heart & soul into it and paid every bill I got from every provider before it was due. And whether it was the trainer - the feed merchant - the stud master - the farrier - the vet - NZTR - or RACE - as I paid over that money, I put my faith in them that they were doing a competent job for me & my horses. In some cases - it turns out, imo, they were not. Accountability is a vital pillar of developing capability, of continuous improvement and ultimately of success. Good luck operating pretty much anything successfully without it. And as they say - success has many fathers - failure is an orphan. I'm at a loss to explain it further, so let's just agree to differ. I'd prefer for this not to descend into vitriol. -
By Special Agent · Posted
What an amazing story if the bet comes to fruition. Advertising any gambling agency would be proud of. -
Must have just thrown last 3 in as a afterthought, be interesting to know if there is a cashout, don't think it states so in the futures market so that may well suggest no, but i will go check anyway but it seems it's just sit and wait, be a nervous one. -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
Or pour money into to bring it up to modern standards. You can't have a bob each way on this one. Far too late for that. -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
Well you are not setting a very high bar if you compare them to Trentham!!
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