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    • That's because unfortunately envy winds its way through all parts of the industry.  New Zealanders are quicker to cut the tall poppy down than applaud their success.  
    • No you have an opinion and that's OK.   I've recently had the good fortune to be close to someone who has owned their first horse with Te Akau.  They have been very very lucky winning a number of Group races as well as a Group 1.  I've been privy to all the communications between Te Akau and that person.  I've been impressed. I've seen the contract and indeed have explained to that person what the small print means.   I've also had the experience of meeting past syndicate owners from other horses who have the pip with Te Akau for reasons that I can only put down to unrealistic expectations and denial about what they signed up to.  
    • Oh well, let’s leave it at that, I’m wrong and i apologise. Very strange that apart from yourself, nobody has added positive comments about the stable…. Well Tab4ever of course, but that’s a given     
    • Sam Bergerson and Nicole Shailer are as good as any and both have top pedigrees.
    • What Sha Tin Races Where Sha Tin Racecourse – Tai Po Rd, Sha Tin District, Hong Kong When Saturday, March 15, 2025 First Race 1pm HKT (4pm AEDT) Visit Dabble Sha Tin Racecourse is the destination for Hong Kong racing on Saturday afternoon, with a stacked 10-part program set for decision. The rail is in the C+3 position for the meeting, and although some rainfall is forecast to hit the course proper in the lead-up, punters can expect the Good 4 rating at the time of acceptances to remain unchanged for race day. The opening event is scheduled to get underway at 1pm HKT. Best Bet at Sha Tin: Sky Jewellery Sky Jewellery continues to impress in his debut Hong Kong season, claiming two wins from three starts, including a demolition of his Class 4 rivals at this course and distance on February 23. The Autumn Son gelding did it comfortably on that occasion, rounding them up from the rear of the field to stamp himself as a potential star on the rise. He drops 5kg stepping into Class 3 company, and with gate seven allowing Brenton Avdulla to smoke the pipe mid-field with cover, watch for Sky Jewellery to be putting in the big strides late to justify favouritism with horse racing bookmakers. Best Bet Race 10 – #7 Sky Jewellery (7) 3yo Gelding | T: John Size | J: Brenton Avdulla (56kg) Next Best at Sha Tin: Super Strong Kid Super Strong Kid ran into a smart one in the form of Justifying on debut and finished off best of the beaten brigade to suggest punters can follow him with confidence. He bombed the start before picking himself off the canvas, running slick time in the process. Matthew Chadwick will need to get the son of Brutal to jump with them this time around, but provided he’s within striking distance, Super Strong Kid must be considered a major player in this. Next Best Race 3 – #9 Super Strong Kid (4) 3yo Gelding | T: Manfred Man | J: Matthew Chadwick (58kg) Best Value at Sha Tin: Sunlight Power Sunlight Power was outmatched carrying a big weight (59kg) at this course and distance last time out but gets a terrific opportunity to turn the tables on some key rivals. He closed off nicely from the back-half of the field as Johannes Brahms got the upper hand in the shadows of the post, however, he never shirked the task to get within a length on the wire. Gate one allows Hugh Bowman to take closer order in the small field of nine, and provided the breaks fall his way, Sunlight Power will prove hard to hold out. Best Value Race 7 – #2 Sunlight Power (1) 5yo Gelding | T: Ricky Yiu | J: Hugh Bowman (57kg) Saturday quaddie tips for Sha Tin Sha Tin quadrella selections March 15, 2025 2-5-6 2-3-4-6-7-8 2-3-5-6-10-12 1-7 Horse racing tips View the full article
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