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    • Also Punting to make $$$ is a very difficult gig to take on and I empathise with with regards to that.
    • I think they'll evaporate into a group that just goes to the races, if they don't have the $$ to spend the industry will shun them like they do most people/groups who start off with a hiss and a roar and evaporate into thin air. Agree the concept has been good getting punters to the track, but skeptical about their involvement in ownership and punting a lot of the people they have had involved in syndicates etc don't have the understanding or staying power for racehorse ownership or the punt , thats problematic in itself and its starting to show now.
    • Lurve 'Ladies' and their days You know the saying...'when the Ladies come out to play the boys will follow' The advice I'd give young women race goers though... Pick your professions wisely when it comes to looking for a 'mate' Avoid narcissistic, controlling type professions Fireman, Police, Military, Surgeons and Pilots Apparently they have a "nuke the earth then scorch it..how dare you challenge me kind of approach to Litigation" I'd probably add jockeys to that mix as well seeing as they're going racingl...something about small and syndromes
    • Apparently the Greeks are as well...are you one or do you just enjoy greek?  
    • She’s Bulletproof. (Photo by Scott Barbour/Racing Photos) Trainer Charlotte Littlefield is confident that She’s Bulletproof will ‘go to a different level’ in the Group 3 Geoffrey Bellmaine Stakes (1200m) at Sandown on Saturday. The Shooting To Win mare has only finished outside of the placings once in her ten-start career, with her most recent effort being a second-place finish in the Listed Black Pearl Stakes (1200m) at Geelong on January 4. Since then, She’s Bulletproof impressed in a Pakenham jump-out on January 21, winning with authority. “Sage Duric rode her and she won by a long margin,” Littlefield told Racing.com. “The way she accelerated, it was like she developed another string to her bow and really let down a different way that I’ve not seen before. “She’ll go to a different level on Saturday. I’m going there a lot more prepared. I think last start, she may have just gotten away from me a fraction, (I) had her a little bit heavy. “We’ve done a few things differently, we’ve managed to rip a few kilos off and I think she’ll be going into this race a lot better physically so I think she’ll really show a different finish on Saturday.” She’s Bulletproof will be ridden by Mark Zahra for the first time in Saturday’s Group 3 contest. Horse racing news View the full article
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