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By The Centaur · Posted
New Zealand can in no way match the protocols involved in UK jumping. If you can't do it properly then don't do it. Seeing an exhausted horse falling at the last jump probably injuring the jockey is madness to allow it to happen. Basically there is no public interest in jumping. Its more an extra option for some owners to recoup outlays. By all means create extra opportunities for flat racing but from an economical and business viewpoint jumping tote racing makes no sense. -
I don't want to be a pain in the rissole but what were the dates that have been scrubbed. -
Still a bit puzzled? When was it discovered that there is now a funding shortage, just recently? If there is now some sort of funding shortage, why has this suddenly come about, there seemed to be so much money about, that they could give all sorts of bonuses and large stakes? If there has suddenly now been realised that there is a funding shortage, then are we now wondering whether they can actually afford to fund the extra $1,050,000 thats right $1.05 million, above the normal funding for 4 SLOT RACES next season??? With David Branch not being at Cambridge, does anyone know who is the person who is going to be selling the SLOTS for the 2 Cambridge races? -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Unconsidered pacemaker Qirat became the longest-priced winner of a Group One in Britain with a remarkable victory in the Sussex Stakes (1,600m) at Glorious Goodwood on Tuesday. Trained by Ralph Beckett, Qirat was supplemented by the owner’s Juddmonte for £70,000 (HK$730,000) in a move to introduce a pacemaker into the race for the world’s joint-highest-rated horse, Field Of Gold. Finishing just 27th of 30 in a Royal Ascot handicap last month, Qirat was conceding 7lb to Field Of Gold and went...View the full article -
I see Dancingonmoonlight now own it, obviously bought for a broodmare? Clearly someone knows something about it and maybe it has grown a leg with the new trainer. Looked at all its trials and races over the past few months and hasnt shown much in those starts!
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