Straightup
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NZTR. Racing managers program all up coming races throughout NZ. Thet will never get it right, not in my lifetime anyway.
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They need people with racing experience that know & understand the industry. They get that right & the rest should eventually fall into place, but like that will ever happen.
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It is a trainers responsibility to process a stable return when horses arrive or leave. This process isn't policed to the requirements of a stable return, hence why you can't rely on any data from any department in NZ Racing. Stable return requires at least 3 days prior to nominations, but a lot of trainers get this process done when nominating for a trial or race. To make the trainers follow the process policy rules is not accepting a nomination from late stable returns. Then the trainers number of horses in their stables will start becoming accurate. You would be amazed at how many trainers would still have retired or deceased horses in their trading lists.
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NZ Racing has been run by uneducated managers for the industry & what it needs to succeed. NZ is great for breeding exceptional thoroughbreds but the future for racing would have to be doubtful for success. The integrity department, well there's different rules for every one. They need to practice the NZ Rules of Racing before handing out charges because they breach more rules than the participants of the industry. Sack them all & employ people that are unknown to high profile thoroughbred trainers/owners in NZ. Then the RIU can call themselves NZ RACING INTEGRITY
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Be interesting to know if those 2 were punted much
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That's already happening throughout NZ, they just turn a blind eye to it. Did anyone read the Ruakaka stipes report. 2 winners never got post race swabbed WTF
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Well I know Wayne bred the horse but must be in his brother's name now. To be honest I'm not sure if Wayne is still with us. He was very sick the last couple of years.
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It belongs to his brother Wayne
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http://www.riu.org.nz/tc02-results/TC02 Results 2018 Week50 - 12.12.2018.pdf?attredirects=0&d=1
