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    • I'm not so sure that everyone agreed there were too many tracks, TAB man. As far as trainers not being consulted or listened to, that does seem to be par for the course these days as they are even left out of race day talks re calling meetings off.  This is a very bad look and I can't help think there may be repercussions for such an ignorant action.
    • I'm finding the comments in this thread interesting.  It's amazing what people will invest in to be involved in perceived success.  What is success?  Levels of success are different for everyone. As for syndicators we've seen a few come and go.  Te Akau win their share, maybe more than their share.  Some horses from Te Akau race better from other stables too. I'm not a fan of racing horses in the syndicate set up, sooner race them alone or with family members.  But then I don't live in a mansion, or drive a flash car.
    • Every which way you turn in these stupid times there's another load of rubbish thrown up in your face.  All three codes have some weirdo's involved.  I will not abide by any rules to tippy toe around LGBTQ ..... nonsense.  Roll your sleeves up you sicko's and get your hands dirty.  I couldn't care less what you do in your own time but, leave that shit at home.  I also don't care if you are black, yellow or pink.  Get on with work, and life.
    • What Tamworth Showcase Cup Day Where Tamworth Jockey Club – 28 Britten Rd, Taminda NSW 2340 When Friday, April 26, 2024 First Race 12:40pm AEST Visit Dabble Tamworth Jockey Club is the destination for NSW country racing on Friday afternoon, with the $200,000 Tamworth Showcase Cup (1400m) headlining a bumper eight-race program. The rail is in the true position for the entire circuit, and with the forecast promising clearing conditions in the lead-up, punters should anticipate a Good 4 surface. The action is scheduled to get underway at 12:40pm AEST. Tamworth Showcase Cup: Gringotts Gringotts couldn’t have been more impressive when returning at Rosehill on March 30. The son of Per Incanto chased three wide without cover for the entire journey, proving far too classy for BM88 company. The Ciaron Maher-trained gelding gets into this on the minimum 54kg, and provided Ashley Morgan can gain an economical run from stall eight, Gringotts should book his ticket to The Big Dance (1600m) in the spring. Tamworth Showcase Cup Race 7 – #8 Gringotts (8) 4yo Gelding | T: Ciaron Maher | J: Ashley Morgan (54kg) +220 with Bet365 Best Bet at Tamworth: Hellcibell Hellcibell is yet to miss the frame in five starts to date, and punters should expect that trend to continue in this BM66 for the fillies and mares. She was a dominant half-length winner at Scone on March 22, making every post a winner throughout the 1100m contest. The daughter of Hellbent should strip fitter for that effort, and although she needs to lug the top weight of 62kg, Hellcibell has the class to take care of this lot. Best Bet Race 1 – #1 Hellcibell (2) 4yo Mare | T: Brett Cavanough | J: Aaron Bullock (62kg) +140 with Neds Next Best at Tamworth: Arctic Legend Arctic Legend toyed with his rivals in maiden company at Tamworth on April 8. He was first-up for the Cody Morgan barn and never looked in any doubt, careering away to score by 2.3 lengths. Watch for the three-year-old to ping the lids and lead throughout once again, and provided Aaron Bullock can get Arctic Legend to jump evenly, this should be another relatively easy watch for followers. Next Best Race 5 – #2 Arctic Legend (6) 3yo Gelding | T: Cody Morgan | J: Aaron Bullock (58.5kg) +170 with Bet365 Thursday quaddie tips – Tamworth Showcase Cup Day 2024 Tamworth quadrella selections Friday, April 26, 2024 2 2-3-4-6-8 2-3-5-8-9 2-3-4-5-8-11 | Copy this bet straight to your betslip Horse racing tips
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    • Hard to believe Manawatu faced extinction not that long ago, Wairarapa appears to be a stand alone at New Year, Sundays seem to be busier, not many Saturdays, only 2 in Southland, I think, I don't think they need more but the experts think they can squeeze some more out of the punters, seems in everything sportswise we just want more and more, people can take it or leave it.
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