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You are allowed to push out from the 1000metre mark, which Wilson House was. It appeared that he was well and truly in the two out running line for a wee bit before the horse that got pushed out 3 wide galloped . Hard to tell from the replay I think as to why that horse galloped. There are some very odd rules in harness racing currently and has been for too long. -
By Murray Fish · Posted
hype/propaganda v reality One of the historical realities of horse ownership is that actual reality of how hard it is to get a horse to the track! let along winning a race! Actually! wining black type so difficult! Hence I've struggled to understand the logic behind ENTAIN buying up all those horses for their Stable! I wonder how much the budgeted to lose doing so? Can the beat the odds! -
A few years ago, if you came off the rails and checked a horse which galloped you would be disqualified…. I like the old rule. Look at Ann Sophie in the last today, certainly caused interference when pushing out, now it seems it’s allowed. -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
David Hayes joined RSN on Tuesday after New Zealand breds Ka Ying Rising and Mr Brightside both won Group Ones over 1400 metres last weekend. David Hayes reflects on a brilliant weekend for the Lindsay Park team – Racing Pulse with Michael Felgate – Omny.fm View the full article -
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Group One performer Malt Time (Adelaide) will head to the races for the final time this weekend before transitioning to her next career as a broodmare. The eight-year-old daughter of Adelaide has been a consistent performer for trainers Shaun and Emma Clotworthy, winning five of her 39 starts, including the Listed Legacy Lodge Sprint (1200m). She was also placed on 10 occasions, including the Gr.1 TAB Classic (1600m), Gr.1 Arrowfield Stud Plate (2040m), Gr.2 Westbury Classic (1400m), Gr.2 Auckland Thoroughbred Breeders’ Stakes (1400m) twice, Listed Tauranga Classic (1400m), and has accrued more than $500,000 in prizemoney. Bred by Nearco Stud, Malt Time has been raced by Bill and Carrie Borrie, and will look to bow out a winner for the couple when she heads to Matamata on Saturday to contest the $350,000 COMAG Wairere Falls Classic (1500m). Malt Time will back-up from her eighth placed run in last Saturday’s Gr.1 Otaki- Maori WFA Classic (1600m) at Ellerslie, and Shaun Clotworthy said she has bounced through that run well. “She has come through it well. She will back up for her final race on Saturday. It’s a great stake and we are keen to get her there,” he said. “She has been very consistent, has tried her heart out, and has been a little unlucky not to have won a Group One. “She is still competitive but is starting to get on a bit in years and is in-foal to Hello Youmzain.” Meanwhile, Clotworthy said $1.25 million Gr.1 Trackside New Zealand Derby (2400m) favourite Willydoit (NZ) (Tarzino) has pulled up well following his 10th placed run in Saturday’s Gr.2 Avondale Guineas (2100m), and said a veterinary examination found nothing untoward following the subpar result. “It is a bit hard to get a line on it with the way the race was run. We have put a line through it and are carrying on as we were planning to,” Clotworthy said. “He seems to have come through it well, we are happy enough with him. We got him vetted yesterday and he seems nice and happy. He has had a bit of work in the pool and had a trot and canter this morning and all looks okay.” While Clotworthy has a leading chance in next week’s Derby, he will have another leading contender to barrack for in the inaugural $3.5 million NZB Kiwi (1500m) in the form of Dealt With (NZ) (Ace High). The Roger James and Robert-Wellwood-trained gelding will represent the Kerri Spence Bloodstock and Clotworthy Racing slot in the southern hemisphere’s richest three-year-old race, and takes a strong form line into the race. Victorious in his first two outings, the son of Ace High was third in the Karaka Millions 3YO (1600m) last month before finishing runner-up in Saturday’s Listed Uncle Remus Stakes (1400m), and Clotworthy is excited about his prospects. “He looks like he has got a bit of improvement from him, according to Robert and Roger, and the slot team are very pleased with him,” he said. “It (Champions Day) is going to be the biggest day ever in New Zealand’s racing history, so to have a couple of chances is pretty incredible.” View the full article
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