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Key point as highlighted in a previous post Avondale not expected to be required beyond 2025/26 season and discussions with the club are ongoing. The future of Tauranga continues to be uncertain with a decision as to the land being used to build a hospital not expected until next year. Waikato are still working on a "Master facilities Plan" (Their words, not mine) Proposed installation of irrigation at both Hawera and Waverley will improve their availability to race. Wairoa have officially been given the boot. Then the 'smokey, statement. Quote ' Discussions continue about the long term venue for Hawkes Bay RI' unquote. Woodville is safe until 2029, personally I think they should be considered safe permanent but NZTR seem to have an irritation with Woodville. Raced fine today. The other 'smokey' statement is as follows, quote"NZTR understands that the potential redevelopment of RACE Trentham, IF IT PROCEEDS, is likely to commence after Wellington Cup week in Jan 2026" unquote. South Island no change as we currently know it except confirmation that will continue to race at Oamaru and Timaru. -
Pretty sure Fancy Matilda raced as a 2 year old filly in the 70's Brodie. -
Fancy Fred brings back memories Brodie and yes Gordon trained him. They stood the sire Truant Hanover among others at Milburn Farm. Carl trained numerous pacers but was best known for his skills with trotters, One of the horses I mentioned earlier "Acapulco" by my old fav Lopez Hanover won a couple of races for Carl as a pacer. I'm sure he had better pacing performers that have slipped my mind. There are a few horseman I know of that I've never heard a bad word spoken of them. The great D.G Jones is one, Robin Butt is another and Carl Middleton is also in that same group.
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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
What Queen Mother Memorial Cup Day Where Sha Tin Racecourse – Tai Po Rd, Sha Tin District, Hong Kong When Sunday, May 5, 2024 First Race 12:30pm HKT (2:30om AEST) Visit Dabble Hong Kong racing returns to Sha Tin on Sunday afternoon as the Group 3 Queen Mother Memorial Cup (2400m) takes top billing on a bumper 11-race program. The rail is in the B position throughout the circuit, and with the unrelenting rain across the region set to continue, punters should expect a yielding surface. The opening event is scheduled to get underway at 12:30pm local time. Queen Mother Memorial Cup: Five G Patch (5) Five G Patch is on the one-week backup after a terrific performance in the Group 1 Queen Elizabeth II Cup (2000m) on April 28. The son of Camelot proved no match for the likes of Romantic Warrior and Prognosis, but he did catch the eye in the concluding stages as he cruised past some talented rivals. The progression to 2400m appears ideal, and with Harry Bentley likely to stalk a genuine tempo, watch for Five G Patch to power over the top in the Queen Mother Memorial Cup. Queen Mother Memorial Cup Race 8 – #4 Five G Patch (5) 6yo Gelding | T: Tony Cruz | J: Harry Bentley (53.5kg) Bet with Bet365 Best Bet at Sha Tin: Ka Ying Rising Ka Ying Rising is searching for a hat-trick of wins as he steps into Class 2 company for the first time. The David Hayes-trained gelding couldn’t have been more impressive at this course and distance on March 23, sitting outside the leader before careering away with the prize. Zac Purton can lead or drop in for cover from barrier five, but regardless of where Ka Ying Rising lands in the run, he might simply prove too classy for this crop of sprinters. Best Bet Race 10 – #8 Ka Ying Rising (5) 3yo Gelding | T: David Hayes | J: Zac Purton (54kg) Bet with Bet365 Next Best at Sha Tin: Storming Dragon Storming Dragon produced a blistering turn of foot on debut at this course on March 31. He was asked to make inroads from the rear of the field and was happy to oblige turning for home, closing off to finish less than a length behind Phoenix Light. That race has produced four subsequent winners, and as Storming Dragon gets to the 1400m second-up, he can add to that tally. Next Best Race 7 – #8 Storming Dragon (4) 3yo Gelding | T: Jamie Richards | J: Zac Purton (57kg) Bet with Bet365 Best Value at Sha Tin: Sunstrider Poor barrier manners have cost Sunstrider in his last two outings. On April 14, however, he showed a scintillating turn of foot with 200m left to travel, suggesting a step up in trip could allow the son of Highland Reel to build into his races. Watch for Zac Purton to have this guy a lot closer throughout the 1800m journey, and when asked for the ultimate effort, here’s hoping Sunstrider can bound clear to break his Hong Kong maiden at start four. Best Value Race 4 – #6 Sunstrider (6) 4yo Gelding | T: David Hall | J: Zac Purton (54.5kg) Bet with Bet365 Hong Kong quaddie tips – 5/4/2024 Sha Tin quadrella selections Sunday, May 5, 2024 4-8-11 2-3-4-6-8-10 1-8-9-11 1-3-4-8-9 Horse racing tips View the full article -
1.85 each horse is a 108.11% market and TAB expect a return of 7.5 cents per $ invested 1.75 / 1.85 is 111.20 % 1.80 / 1.80 is 111.11 %
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