curious

All vets have, at the very least, comprehensive education in biochemistry at undergraduate level. That goes without saying, and most will have further professional development in that area. The head vet was at least cited here if you actually bother to read the case. Dr. Molloy is particularly well informed in these areas. [59] In his oral submission Dr Molloy drew the Committee’s attention to the NZTR “Advisement to Trainers” issued on 2 November 2018 which warned trainers of the possibility that race day boxes could be contaminated with human medications due to persons urinating in the boxes while on medication. Dr Molloy said this needed to be considered in the context that two persons not employed by the respondent but who were known to be using the same public stables as the Rae partnership had tested “non-negative” to methamphetamine.

Do Japan not use the same timing method as the US, or like here time from gates open?Insert other media

In case you missed it ...

2.20.6! Hard to beat that. And she just went past him with the cruise control tweaked up a notch.

I like Kiseki btw..

wait .... you are now basing your pricing on 200 simulations of a race based on 10 years data? What happened to dropping back, 4kg claims and blinkers on?

I might get a bit more excited if they announced they were scrapping FOB and licensing it out to competent operators.

I still have no video ...

Agree but don't think the minimal weight difference is likely to have any significant impact on future performance.

Good bit of self advice Thommo. I can recommend someone good to do your mental health assessment but great to see you've taken the first step by acknowledging that you have a problem.

As usual, you are not making much sense Thommo.

You might think you've copyrighted the term but you've actually exemplified it and continue to do so.

Yes, it seems a bit late to complain about the pace after the race doesn't it?

shhhush

I thought kakama meant quick or agile in Te Reo, not "a pile of shit"?

It's total rubbish. I'm doing a PhD confirmation tomorrow. I'm pretty sure if the panel were presented with that crap they'd say go away and start over. Come back when you have something sensible for us to consider.

Yeahh, it's weird analysis. Has nothing to do with weight carried necessarily. Wouldn't make it to any peer reviewed journal. Pure crap. Can't be bothered reading any further.

yep.

Remember a few nights at Cokers indeed and at Nancy's which I think Morty took over for a while?

Why do they use strike rate as an assessment measure? That's bizarre.

Is de Lore completely thick? That article says "Going to the NZTR website to find out how the Members' Council operates and how they are selected is a waste of time. It says virtually nothing". Then half the article regurgitates exactly what is in the constitution approved at the 2011 AGM and the subject of much energetic discussion in social media prior to that. What is he on? The constitution is here Brian and seems pretty clear and widely known to many of us. Not a great piece of jounalism for mine. https://loveracing.nz/Downloads/Constitution.pdf

Well if you had pub priced drinks at the races, wouldn't it make a good alternative?

Yep. 6 races. 5-8pm

And what about de Lore's article in this week's Informant ... "If the Messara report is adopted, which it must be for racing's survival ..." ????

Interesting. No social media comment on this? https://loveracing.nz/OnHorseFiles/No.13 - 12-11-18 - Discussion Paper - Calendar Innovation Project.pdf