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No so poor Spatchcock! you of all people should know that what they are going to do to harness racing in NZ is not to the betterment? All I ask is for fairness and punters to be treated equally, and totally within Brodie’s rights to campaign for non victimisation of all restricted punters! Play fair and treat all equally and Brodie will congratulate them! Spatchcock, Do you genuinely believe that certain punters should be given more opportunity than others? -
Not really Paleface, but that is where you said you were totally comfortable?
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been to the tab and the option numbers are shown on the printouts they have of the fields on their wall.Hopefully they get them put on the website. -
By Seeyounexttuesdaytrainers · Posted
Thank you @Yankiwi @aquaman and @BitofaLegend for some actual discourse on the topic rather than the admin skating perilously close to breaking his own site’s privacy policy. How does that work if I have to complain to @Chief Stipe about @Chief Stipe? I think the pet insurance suggestion (about $1,000 per dog per annum) would be the most viable cost alternative from GRNZ’s perspective, rather than covering vet bills, if my rescued hounds are anything to go by. We’ve spent close to 10k in 5 years on one’s teeth alone and 3k on dental bills for the other in 18 months, plus at least 5k more on bloat emergency vet visits. Then there’s the arthritis monthly injections and pain relief and other small injuries and illnesses. Most of this isn’t covered by insurance because dental is excluded or they have been deemed pre existing conditions (one is an RtR hound). Obviously from an adopter’s perspective vet bills covered would be vastly preferable. -
What is a major negative though is that they have removed the race commentary for each of the horses last starts and just has stuff that is not that useful.
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