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Geez, it is just so frustrating for us to see just how poorly managed harness racing is at the moment! If things arent working he will step in and change things? Seriously, does he really not realise the consequences of poor financial decisions? At the end of the day the free money is going to stop and then what? Read the article on the thoroughbred site of BOAY and anyone with half a brain will be able to see what is going on with Entain, and it is not going to be pretty for harness racing in two years time! Its ok though we can afford to pay out $60k for a 4 horse race that is going to generate nothing. Crazy stuff, but its all good, Brad Steele says things are positive for harness 😂 -
I'll get you the stakes funding for the meeting, because it is basically called an industry day we are funded accordingly. As to having a large amount of money invested the club is using the return on that investment to bring the facilities up to date like the stable block the next stage of that is being bought forward thanks to the wind and a partial insurance payout. As to sitting on a large amount with aging facilities like the grandstand which currently reaches earth quake ratings but may not in the future we as a club want to make sure in the future we could rebuild something and if you don't think that could happen just ask Nelson. Financing stakes is solely the responsibility of hrnz if we start subsidizing them do you not think they would just pay us less. The club is about to reach it's 100year anniversary in that time the former committee's have been very prudent with their finances to put it in the position that it's in and the current committee are no different.
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