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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
R. Larry Johnson died in February, but his legacy as an owner and breeder continues, with his homebred turf sprinter Future Is Now grabbing headlines.View the full article -
Some of NZ racing biggest players being formed to help sort out the TAB. Peter Vela, Ken Breckon and a few others are joining a committee to set where the future of the TAB goes! This was the idea from Winston Peters. This is probably 2 years too late, shouldve been done when Entain took control and they have blown millions which shouldve been used far better for the future betterment of racing. There is no doubt Entain will pull the plug on subsidising racing when the 5 years is up and anyone that has business sense is well aware that the industry is in deep trouble. Looking from the outside in, from the harness side of things there have been many things that economically just does not make sense!!!! The committee appears to be more thoroughbred based but hopefully it flows onto harness racing! To be honest, it is really quite hard to understand how they have allowed so many poor decisions to be accepted by those that are on the big salaries, as if it was their own money, they would not be blowing it like they have! Anyway the jury remains out on whether there are enough people in the roles that can actually resurrect the poor business plan they currently operate under? Wanting to increase turnover by the TAB? Highly doubt it, when they are stopping their loyal punters from wagering! Have they left it too late to turn things around?? -
Most probably. Fall off your motorbike on the road and you slide. Fall off on a polytrack and you don't. You hit the ground like a piledriver. -
Is he the kind of horse who could win a Karaka Million, then a Diamond Stakes then head to Riccarton run in the 2000 Guineas ,then target the Derby , followed by the Qld Derby then the Cox Plate? -
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Travelling nicely over the Santa Anita turf, Queen Bay (Charlatan–Queen Medb (Ire), by Kodiac {GB}) graduated in what was her initial asking and in the process handed her first-crop sire the second win of his young career. The 2-year-old filly went off as the 2-5 chalk and had a couple of targets to track up the backstretch. Around the far turn, Queen Bay made her move and looked like a pro as she won by more than two lengths over fellow firster Glassheart (Beau Liam). The final running time was :58.31. Charlatan's first winner came at Gulfstream Park when Copernium won May 2. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0. Sales History: $150,000 '23 KEENOV, $210,000 '24 KEESEP, $350,000 '25 OBSMAR. O-Marsha Naify; B-Stoneriggs Farm (KY); T-Simon Callaghan. The post Queen Bay Hands First-Crop Sire Charlatan His Second Winner At Santa Anita appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article
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