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Can you have an open mind and view the video I've provided Yay or neigh No cheating riding within the rules or.. ....head/neck contact (illegal) supplementing the total allowable whip strikes with an audio battering activating the flight response This is a screenshot directly from the NZTR website that shows what's really happening... From a vertical position pointing skywards then a powerful strike wrapping under the ear and into the corner of the eye Beware...GRAPHIC CONTENT -
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Kingman has sat outside Leap To Fame and beat him twice. I don't think Don Hugo could do that but time will tell. -
Which clubs, you keep making reference to clubs but you never back it up with any names. So which clubs can't maintain their assets? If they went with you they'd have to sit on seats covered in bird poop cause you'd be too busy telling everyone what needs to be done without lifting a finger to make things better, I'm sure they'd love listening to another one of your lectures about what should be done while you do nothing. -
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The Group One Longines Hong Kong Cup (2,000m) has been hit by another withdrawal, with trainer David Eustace confirming Massive Sovereign will not run in Sunday’s HK$40 million contest after suffering a leg injury. After Japanese raider Lord Del Rey came out of the race with lameness on Tuesday, the scratching of last year’s Hong Kong Derby winner reduces the field for the city’s richest race to just seven runners. The last time the Cup was contested by such a small field was way back in 2007,...View the full article
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