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By TAB For Ever · Posted
Same thing..investing in training of people to work on,maintain and check on tracks seems good thing to do. It just a shame that those who know best how to maintain surfaces in NZ climate and soil conditions are working on golf courses , sports grounds ,parks and reserves,farming , agriculture or banging away on the internet like us ! And really any National body who is relying on Clubs to keep the standards high needs to get involved more especially with the basics ...a bit of money should help to that end ! Messaras report wasn't flowery and it didn't cost much. He said there wasn't ONE decent track surface in NZ. Money began to be spent but unfortunately it hasn't been spent well . -
With one lap to go - Same race, after the winning post & entering the slow-down/catching area. The decision to allow the race by the Steward was criminal. -
i wonder how installing the facial recognition technology in the 100 tab outlets they talked about is going. Have you noticed any bells and whistles going off when you've been to a tab lately brodie. -
Most if not all dogs thought the lure was slowing down, as it does just about every time they run in a race, as it was entering the catching area. Sorry Quirk, dogs don't count the number of laps.
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It should have been declared a no-race. However, that would have been inconvenient, as it was a heat race for the Kingston Cup. The rule - 2) Following the running of an Event, the Stewards may permit a variance to the distance required by subrule (1) of this rule that occurred during an Event if satisfied that as a consequence of the variance no greyhound was advantaged or disadvantaged so as to affect the outcome of the Event The Stewards ruling - The lure was observed to be close to the leading runner leaving the home straight with a lap to run but no runner was substantially inconvenienced. Lure driver M Gallagher was spoken to in regards to this and reminded of his obligations. Convenienced or inconvenienced are not determining factors. Was any dog advantaged or disadvantaged because of the event, 100% yes. Quirk should be stood down immediately pending retraining and numerous satisfactory trials.
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