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By Chief Stipe · Posted
Then get the Club to secure the perimeter so they rip their undies getting over the razor wire. Did the trainer sign the Asian couple up for a share in a syndicate? -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
Right so you are looking for a homeless person willing to work 24/7? -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
Many stables put their own CCTV systems in and the perimeter is managed by the Racing Club. I imagine some leverage off the Club broadband/WiFi links that they require to be compliant with Raceday protocols. The RIB's role isn't managing the security of every training stable in NZ. Hell most complain enough as it is about the expense of the outfit. -
They've already tried it over and over again in racing and they have proved they can't manage it or make it work. What do you think they have been doing throwing all their eggs in the Awapuni basket , dreaming of Hastings and mooting the greenfields/dreamfields in Waikato or Riccarton and Wingatui , then a country meeting makes them all look silly! Ellerslie is starting to work or so Guerin says , its a tad boring to watch the racing from there for some reason the old Ellerslie was better but maybe I'm just too old to enjoy it. -
Yeah. One trainer recently discovered an Asian couple, complete with pram and infant, pottering around taking photos of the horses.
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