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By Chief Stipe · Posted
Trentham has a number of constraints. The biggest in my opinion is the lack of horses close by to enable a training centre to be developed. The public facilities are stuffed and contrary to what some die-hard WRC members think the Champagne Turf is now more like a week old opened stubbie of Lion Red. Some will say that a training centre loses money. In my opinion that's only because there are insufficient horses and they are not run correctly. The Hawkes Bay has a lot going for it. I just hope they face the public stand the right way. Has anyway noticed that most of the Grandstands have been built facing away from the sun? I'm over going to the races sitting in the shade freezing my extremities off. Nine times out of ten they face the coldest prevailing wind. In that respect Riccarton is enjoyable in contrast to Hastings and Trentham. -
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i agree with pretty much everything you have said. Auckland racing was entertaining this week. Good to see the full fields for the 2 year olds. Only the high class race was not a good watch. lets hope we get more of that. cambridge ,is part of northern racing though and it has delievered a couple of uncompetitive nights racing ,not because of the horses, but because of the field size and negative driving. -
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