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To be fair TAB, what HRNZ did was blatantly not honest!! Good on for Mark Jones to come out and state what has occurred, and we need more people speaking out if things are not right, rather than just accepting things! Mark stated that everyone should be treated equally, totally agree with him, whether it is owners, trainer’s and PUNTERS!! We all know that PUNTERS are not treated equally and until such time as all punters are treated equally, Brodie will continue to point out the victimisation and unfairness that some are subjected to from the betting agency in NZ! -
Really? I thought it was commissioned by NZTR? -
Don't be a plonker. Most of we 'stakeholders ' are not soil scientists, drainage specialists or turf experts. We have trusted those that are to 'get it right' and they haven't. You are right wrt under-investment for years, no doubt about that, but unfair to lay the blame on those who get up at stupid o'clock and work very long hours working horses, foaling mares, getting hay in, etc, etc. I think the responsibility lies elsewhere. -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
The track? Only as a taxpayer. The report? ENTAIN shareholders paid for that. So what are you going to do with it when it is released? It won't change the fundamental issue which sadly you and every other stakeholder has turned a blind eye to for decades. -
Spot on Kenny. And it is hard on horses from out of town, to have to race on a foreign surface. Riccarton horses can work on it every day and become well- conditioned to the surface....which is excellent at the moment.
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