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  1. curious
    I think you are completely missing the point.
  2. curious
    Some of you just don't listen. She's not on a crusade to ban racing. She's on a crusade to stop that happening. Those with their heads in the sand are the ones exacerbating the likelihood of that. Same route the greyhound community took.
  3. curious
    If you read, it's there for 22/23. 23/24 is in the NZTR annual report
  4. curious
    2023/24 Turnover Breakdown Total Domestic Racing Turnover: $1.31 billion Tote (Totalisator) Turnover: $720 million (~55%) Fixed Odds Turnover: $590 million (~45%) So yes. It's definitely BS.
  5. curious
    From the "Size and Scope of NZ Racing 2022–23" report Total Domestic Racing Turnover: $1.28 billion Tote (Totalisator) Turnover: $735 million (~57%) Fixed Odds Turnover: $545 million (~43%)
  6. curious
    He might have said that but she didn't. So if there's a nutter here, who is it?
  7. curious
    total bs.
  8. curious
    oops that was a snap.
  9. curious
    That's exactly what I'm trying to prevent happening.
  10. curious
    Don't agree. One is bred for food consumption, the other for human entertainment. I don't want any of them banned. Where did you get that idea?
  11. curious
    I've worked in a number of places with 100s of horses and none that I would describe as nuts.
  12. curious
    No. Never had or seen an insane horse, and you are right, if I did, I'd blame myself in the first instance.
  13. curious
    It's probably a bit of a complex ethical/cultural question, but In my view you can't really compare end of life decisions for animals produced for food with decisions about those produced for sport, gambling and entertainment. Though humaneness and welfare are common to both.
  14. curious
    No doubt they have, but have they got them right. From my communication with them, I don't think the estimate of overseas losses is close to right, nor was it soundly based. They still do have to recover ~$10m a year from the lost POCC charges before they get ahead as @Kit Walker points out.
  15. curious
    And of course owners but under the supervision of and with the consent of a licence holder.
  16. curious
    I may have watched a different interview but I'm pretty sure when asked the question that Becks said no, it shouldn't be banned. Can't be bothered watching it again, but I think that's flat wrong.
  17. curious
    You are certainly not alone. Many joining you every week.
  18. curious
    No, but does that matter?
  19. curious
    You've lost me. Say what you mean? I'm talking about entering private training premises without consent or notice, e.g., landlords.
  20. curious
    What do you mean?
  21. curious
    You've lost me. Clubs currently get 10% of on-course terminal turnover and 12.5% of digital turnover don't they? When was it higher than that?
  22. curious
    Really? Can you? What exactly was oncourse based funding?
  23. curious
    Are unlicenced people allowed to enter stabling areas on course unannounced?
  24. curious
    Understandably. No sign of NZTR implementing any of the safety and welfare recommendations from the April Massey report.
  25. curious
    Online where? NZTAB turnover is definitely an investment for me. That's what pays for the racehorses. Unfortunately the finance director won't let me take those costs out of the household budget.
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