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It always did amaze me how much work some runners could do during a race, yet still win in record time. So are they still involved with below? -
By Special Agent · Posted
We are not in the told you so category. You are just looking for a fight. Stick up for track managers if you like. You are talking bullshit about how useless you think trainers and jockeys are. There are quite a few who maintain their own tracks, and properties. Awapuni has been renovated quite a few times in recent years, this is not an exclusive fix up after 100 years of neglect. Why would the CEO of NZTR not have all the information? I thought the Awapuni renovation was being closely monitored by NZTR. You continue to run trainers and jockeys down for the state of tracks and racing. You have a funny take on some aspects. -
It seems the All Weather tracks have not had the support from trainers, they would rather keep nags in the barn once meetings are cancelled…. than race on the grit.
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Sure I get that, but at least there would have been some racing and Connections would have had an option rather than be told to go home.
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