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Japanese Derby: after turning heads at Sha Tin, Yoshito Yahagi eyes greatness with Contrail
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What are all of these labels you keep referencing as if you're some kind of hip Righteous Right winger? If John Wheeler rolls up on Trackside, compares his filly's temperament to those of women then I'm going to call out his double chin, man boobs and the number of years he hasn't been able to see his button. Besides, what you call "fat shaming" is another phrase for 'helping him out to avoid future health issues' I'm proud of that and he should be thanking me -
Very poor show from Pukekohe allowing the crossing to become a H & S issue resulting in ARBY losing it's rider after attempting to jump it. Hampered 4 other horses in doing so, not to mention the dangers of a riderless horse and in a prestigious race. The side on trackside camera showed a distinct sharp rise and fall and certainly not level to the rest of the track as required. Crossings are hugely problematic and if Auckland Racing are serious about safety they should seriously contemplate a tunnel instead of a HUMP Here's an NZTR guideline that references "LEVEL"...which it clearly aint "Crossings must be consistent with the course proper in terms of surface levels, camber/crossfalls, surface hardness, profile/depth, and visual appearance so that horses are not put off stride when approaching, crossing and exiting the Crossing. Prior to each race meeting any build up of material on the Crossing must be removed and the crossing leveled to ensure a consistent surface free of ridges and depressions. Miniu venue guideline standards – fifth edition septeber 2013 9 All course proper track crossings must be covered with grass on race day, unless the local RIU Stipendiary Steward has granted dispensation. It is important that the grass used to cover the crossings has a reasonable length to it rather than being lawn mower clippings. The grass must be spread from the running rail out for at least six meters. During the race day the crossing will require ongoing maintenance including raking and in some cases replacement grass added. On race days when the crossing is used as a vehicle crossing, a higher level of maintenance will be required."
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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
In the midst of a career-best year in New York, jockey Dylan Davis has decided to spend the winter riding at Gulfstream Park instead of Aqueduct Racetrack.View the full article -
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Hot Property (Medaglia d'Oro–Milwaukee Appeal, by Milwaukee Brew) was set for his unveiling and the colt did not disappoint as he tackled two turns on the dirt with success at Fair Grounds on Sunday. The TDN 'Insighted' runner was off as a 4-1 shot here. After the bell, the homebred took the lead into the first turn and continued to make every pole a winning one, despite being pressured through the far turn by So Sandy (Omaha Beach). With more to give down the lane, the 2-year-old got the best of his rival and rolled home a winner by over three lengths. Seattle Road (Quality Road) was up for second. The final running time was 1:45.27. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0. O/B-Gary & Mary West Stables Inc (KY); T-Brad Cox. The post Hot Property Tackles Two Turns To Break Maiden On Debut In The Big Easy appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
Not to mention of course that the top NZ colt, a NZ bred, is sidestepping the big NZ Sweepstake and Slot races and aiming for an Ozzie Grp 1. Trained of course by an ex-Te Akau trainer who is doing very well in her own right.
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