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While a clearance of the debt is good. The sale of that property would displace around 20 trainers you would think ? Roughly 200 horses. that's is a LOT. I'm pretty sure Bernie Hackett /Wallis would be training their large team of trotters there and Jacob Dunn , etc. could this not end the sport with too little competitors able to train properly? Maybe Cambridge could build Training barns Like Menangle and Lease them out to some. I guess you can only have so much daily traffic training n the track though (without getting in each others road, etc) would they just shift to the South (like Reid) or Australia (like Brosnan) and the sport would not continue ? Chief . What did the Galloping Trainers Do at TAKANINI Training tracks, when the Auckland racing club sold the Training course. I started out with trotters right beside there and was devastated to see it go into housing. where did famous trainers like Verner and Jillings and them go ? did they just all retire at that stage ?? -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
Well that's the problem when you start quoting Equity figures as a sign that all is well when it isn't. They have an operating loss primarily driven by finance costs. That isn't financially healthy long term is it? Make it profitable or sell it before there is no equity left. Why does it matter? They played for the Crusaders end of story. What's more they WANTED to play for the Crusaders. Why? To advance their careers as much as possible. None of them went to Secondary School in Auckland either. -
By TAB For Ever · Posted
Well spoken Galah ......you know a bit of stuff , probably the reason The Chief seems to cut you a bit of slack !!
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