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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
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I think both Cambridge and Manawatu are going to take a further hit when the dogs finish, as long as stakes are in line with income that's all one can do, at present they aren't, you cut your coat according to your cloth, I note a comment Mr Steele said to the Facebook at Omakau the other day praising these feeder clubs, , sad part is many of these feeder clubs are being feasted on by clubs who can't make it on their own, HRNZ are pouring money into one or two clubs in particular who don't inspire the public, if the public prefer Methven and the Mot and Westport or Omakau over Cambridge or Alexandra Park then that's the way it is I'm all for standing up for the provinces in anything. Auckland has to stand on its own 2 feet. -
Owners will need to make the most of what they are currently receiving in stake money, as there is nothing surer than when Entain pulls the funding in 2 years time, they will be racing for significantly less stake money. If we are only getting 4 horse fields with good stake money how do they think there are going to be more horses than this racing? Unfortunately things are not flash and HRNZ need to quickly acknowledge this fact and make the necessary changes! Business owners and CEO’s need to do best for their business, but is there anyone that thinks that the actions that have been taken since the cash splash is going to be successful?? -
Chief, if they are a gambling agency and punters aren’t cheating, then how is it right to any degree, that they can let one punter put on as much as they want on a horse and yet another punter backing the same horse, is restricted to a small amount? The Bookies should know the horses, so they put up the odds that they think is right! The fact is that they are losing massive turnover by not allowing punters on for reasonable amounts, and then receives very little more money on that horse on the fixed odds, due to slashing the hell out of the odds, is crazy! The restricted punters would increase the turnover significantly and should be encouraged rather than what they are doing!!! This would make the harness business stronger with all the flow on effects! What other business in NZ is allowed to treat its customer the way the NZ TAB treats its current ones??
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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
There might only be four weeks until the Classic Mile but the race for the top seed, a coveted spot in the final field and even Zac Purton’s services remain open. The build-up to the much-anticipated first leg of the four-year-old series ramped up on Sunday, with Brazilian import Sagacious Life staking his claim again with a defiant Class Two success under top weight and Purton. Pierre Ng Pang-chi’s progressive galloper currently boasts the highest rating of the Classic Mile contenders on a mark...View the full article
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