Rangatira

no just pleased i can play my replay radio 1981 trotting cassette at the rest home the brodster alleges i am in

so pleased the rest home is old school

not west coast bonus but one of those graduation heat then final

westland savings bank good for a loan back in the day

Personally can not remember him winning many if he was it was very very few!,, that appears to be a goalpost shift pretty hot day for that too hot to go out to the garage and sort through boxes of racebooks but i will at some stage

yes

its just a memory thing

you are getting on a bit so i will make a small allowance

mark sent horses to greymouth and won races i remember tim vince and neil pilcher owning one that won and bloss may have had a winner on that trip too don't recall him driving there

more than can be said for victoria park

metal mickey or lord lenny hopefully not hands down

ashley knight and tussle licking their lips

baken excepted

elmer and chase sitting out the back smoking their pipes

not a chance

using the the waikato flying mile as the yardstick yes i am drab and boring

drab and boring you say

is the the worlds first questionable fact ?

bill cherry ?

new year but the same factless rambling on your part

ian chambers had the restaurant at the rangiora rsa around the time he retired

back in the day i liked that the seddon shield tracks had a non canterbury commentator be it jack o'donnell, eric percy, ian chambers and now craig rail it was/is a welcome point of difference

do you mean barrier draw wise or individual horses racing pattern wise

I disagree. PS: This thread is about Nelson, New Zealand.

insanity /ɪnˈsanəti/ noun the state of being seriously mentally ill; madness. "he suffered from bouts of insanity" Similar: mental illness, mental disorder, mental derangement, madness extreme foolishness or irrationality. plural noun: insanities "it would be pure insanity to race over 1950m or 2000m at Nelson"