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JJ, Brodie doesnt need any assistance with anything. Chief posts what he wants to, and not too sure why you want to be a smart arse, without the smarts? -
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on this occasion, it was neither new or constructive. -
JJ can you please state when I last mentioned being restricted?? Doubt it would be this year, unless you can advise us otherwise? Mile racing is not great for the industry so my humble duty to continue to point this out! Anyway have you got anything constructive to say to help out the harness industry??
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Probably a real pain being restricted when you want to cut loose lol. He doesn't need the money anyway so don't know why worry about it so much . just put 50 on for a bit of fun . And don't worry mate, we'll convert him to LOVING Mile racing shortly 😉. With Swayzee winning the last 2 NZ Cups , Better Eclipse the Auckland Cup , Just Believe the Rowe Cup and Dominion this year ,. Space>> that's the FIVE Big '2 Milers' in a row to the tougher Aussies . Bang bang bang bang bang . The Brodster will be sick of this invasion of stayers shortly and be Screaming for the One Mile only Mobile ? burn the Aussies with speed ??🤣 -
“Some breaking news this morning from New Zealand and that is that I can confirm that jumps racing will continue next season,” Hall said on SENTrack. We knew that. NZTR announced last month that it would continue unaltered this season. The question is what happens after that. "NZTR acknowledge the jumps fraternity will be looking to bring horses back into work in the coming months and want to ensure all participants that any decision made on the future of Jumps Racing will not affect the 2024/25 season."
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