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By Chief Stipe · Posted
Thank you for the clear explanation. As a Driver it wouldn't be all that easy to work out either let alone keep your horse in the right place. -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
Yr.no use a particular computer model which would be more reliable over a large expanse of water e.g. the Tasman Sea. But as you know weather over NZ's unique geography is harder to predict. Reefton is a classic case where the wider weather pattern gives a general picture but local knowledge refines that further. Rotorua is similar to Reefton in that it is effectively in a basin and the weather is affected by the terrain that surrounds them. -
It was a field of 16, of which 2 were emergency’s who would have been scratched the evening before (not late scratchings). And then there were 3 more late scratched the morning of and that’s where the confusion has come from. Rosie Richter originally draws 6 the second row (number 15) and would move in for the standard scratchings of the emergency’s but not for the late ones. It’s definitely a tricky one to follow. -
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By Chief Stipe · Posted
Excellent thanks for posting the rules. So Rosie Richter originally draw the outside (inside the Unruly horse).
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