Back in the day over here in Oz to get a licence to train jumpers you had to prove to a stewards panel you had the smarts, training jumpers required a different set of skills, we had some brilliant jumps trainers back then, the criteria has changed NM, and what I witnessed in NZ was abysmal, that, combined with poor schooling of up and coming riders.......no point to points, no or little schooling bouts and SFA overseeing.......in the end, sadly, the outcome was to be expected.....it was no different in South Australia, doomed, and the blame as usual starts at the top......but they will deflect that, Groundhog Day.