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What happened with Slick, ed? Was he scratched?
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Dear Vets...
Thank you. |
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Yeah, it was a good decision. Wish the vets had the power to order a horse to be retired.
Great races at Ellerslie today though, Awesome Planet won the Soliloquy and Kildonan is still undefeated after winning the Bonecrusher. Videos soon. |
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Videos...
Soliloquy Stakes - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUD7NBzKJa4 Bonecrusher Stakes - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NY6VBOjIzHU |
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What happened man the Warriors where SH$T
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They were. I was watching it in a bar with some mates but it was terrible to watch, we decided to go somewhere else instead.
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Kelt day on Saturday at Hastings. I'll be there, again.
HAWKE'S BAY GUINEAS (G2) 1 15X13 Fully Fledged 7 92 56.0 Leith Innes Murray & Bjorn Baker, Cambridge 2 178X0 Vincent Mangano 10 83 56.0 Vinnie Colgan Peter McKay, Matamata 3 141X3 All In Brawl 12 82 56.0 Kevin Gray, Copper Belt Lodge, Palmerston North 4 110X2 Minstrel Court (AUS) 3 80 56.0 Opie Bosson Mark Walker, Matamata-Rangiora 5 1119 Altered Image 15 79 56.0 Michael Coleman Mike & Paul Moroney, Matamata 6 3X313 Al Qurhah 6 74 56.0 Sam Spratt Peter McKay, Matamata 7 6X31 Perky Parrot 14 70 56.0 Noel Harris Grant Nicholson, Opaki 8 314X2 Tell A Tale (AUS) 11 70 56.0 Troy Harris Mark Walker, Matamata-Rangiora 9 162 The Diamond Knight 4 70 56.0 Bruce Herd Steven Pinfold, Byerley Park, Kingseat 10 12 Lauaki 8 69 56.0 Cameron Lammas Vanessa & Wayne Hillis, Matamata 11 14X2 Caratacus 1 68 56.0 Jason Waddell Graeme Rogerson, Scott Lucock & Roydon Bergerson, Tuhikaramea-Palm Nth 12 3X14 Firebolt 13 68 56.0 Andrew Calder Roger James & Paul Mirabelli, Cambridge 13 1 Rubin Carter 5 68 56.0 Craig Grylls (a) Richard & Chris Otto, Te Awamutu 14 978 Oliver Twist 9 50 56.0 Cory Parish (a) John Mason, Tokoroa 15 692X3 Explosive Dancer 2 59 54.5 Gavin McKeon Bruce Wallace, Takanini Nice field this, but FF should be at a short price here. GR KELT MEMORIAL 1 11225 Bulginbaah 2 109 59.5 Opie Bosson Ken Cropp & Catherine Wilson, Wanganui 2 484X1 Dezigna 11 106 58.0 Troy Harris Vanessa & Wayne Hillis, Matamata 3 56X75 Clifton Prince 7 104 57.0 Andrew Calder Peter McKay, Matamata 4 4039X Fooram 1 104 57.0 James McDonald (a) Richard & Chris Otto, Te Awamutu 5 4X211 Our Umaga 10 103 56.5 Kelly Myers (a) Bill Thurlow, Waverley 6 0X323 Samurai 13 101 55.5 Neil Connors, Woodville 7 X1421 Old Belvedere 16 99 54.5 Craig Grylls (a) Richard & Chris Otto, Te Awamutu 8 280X3 Imananabaa (AUS) 15 98 54.0 Don Sellwood, Cambridge 9 510X1 Special Mission 4 98 54.0 Sam Spratt Peter McKay, Matamata 10 7114X Vosne Romanee 5 97 54.0 Michael Coleman Jeff Lynds, Awapuni 11 1280X Marty Boy 6 96 53.5 Darryl Bradley Marty Johnson, Woodville 12 X11X3 Antipodean (AUS) 14 95 53.5 Vinnie Colgan Tony Pike & Mark Donoghue, Cambridge 13 45861 Ben Hogan 17 94 53.0 Bruce Herd Lisa Latta, Awapuni 14 737X6 Black Panther 12 94 53.0 John Wheeler, New Plymouth 15 24X14 Mufhasa 9 92 52.5 Stephen McKee, Ardmore 16 X2111 Tootsie 8 89 52.0 Lisa Allpress Mike & Paul Moroney, Matamata This race always has a strong field of sprinters, but this is even better than usual. Couple of G1 winners (Imananabaa, Special Mission), and some massive talents (Mufhasa, Tootsie, Vosne Romanee). Should be great. KELT CAPITAL STAKES (G1) 1 552X9 Pentathon 17 108 59.0 Troy Harris John Wheeler, New Plymouth 2 037X0 Spin Around (AUS) 15 107 59.0 Gavin McKeon Steven Cooper, Ardmore 3 22X06 Sterling Prince 16 99 59.0 Cameron Lammas Vanessa & Wayne Hillis, Matamata 4 19X42 Ginga Dude 10 98 59.0 James McDonald (a) Graeme Boyd, Kaipaki 5 12X12 Nom du Jeu 6 107 57.5 Noel Harris Murray & Bjorn Baker, Cambridge 6 3X113 Fritzy Boy 14 105 57.5 Alby MacGregor, Opaki 7 02X39 Prince Kaapstad 4 98 57.5 Sam Spratt Richard Yuill, Pukekohe Park 8 26X40 Red Ruler 7 94 57.5 Jason Waddell John Sargent, Matamata 9 28X10 Rios 3 94 57.5 Leith Innes Murray & Bjorn Baker, Cambridge 10 98X00 The Pooka (AUS) 18 90 57.5 Michael Coleman John Wheeler, New Plymouth 11 22X91 Princess Coup (AUS) 9 110 56.5 Opie Bosson Mark Walker, Matamata-Rangiora 12 11161 Katy Keen 13 107 56.5 Vinnie Colgan Stuart Manning, Tauranga 13 7X391 Gaze 11 103 56.5 Bruce Herd Roger James & Paul Mirabelli, Cambridge 14 2X454 Ombre Rose 5 103 56.5 Andrew Calder Shane Marr, Riccarton Park 15 041X8 Prize Lady 2 102 56.5 Mark Sweeney Graeme & Mark Sanders, Te Awamutu 16 12X15 Boundless 12 98 55.0 Hayden Tinsley Stephen McKee, Ardmore 17 027X0 Izzat (B1) 8 103 59.0 Andrew Scott, Matamata 18 00X74 Shariat's On Fire (B2) 1 95 59.0 Mike & Paul Moroney, Matamata They're all here. The Princess is fav after her dominant win 2 weeks ago, but she won this race last year and no horse has ever won it twice in a row. Apart from Seachange (who didn't get the distance anyway), this is a much better field than last year's Kelt as well. Can't wait. Izzat needs one horse to scratch to make the field - it might happen, the trainer of Pentathon and The Pooka is unsure about both horses. |
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I believe they retired him because they didn't think he was enjoying racing anymore (*looks at Sir Slick's owner/trainer*). Not sure what he's doing now, but it sounded like he was going to be well looked after.
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She was awesome. $4m now! Was good to see Red Ruler back to his best (2nd), and NdJ came 3rd. Boundless 4th. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Q0G-aUtD4E
The Hawke's Bay Guineas was a good race too, won by Tell A Tale (3 g Tale of the Cat - Cheeky Veronika). He was 24-1 but looks like a really nice horse. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_VeBacVVcI And Mufhasa won the GR Kelt Memorial. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtwTopqg-kg |
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She's brilliant!
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Indeed.
FF was disappointing in the Hawke's Bay Guineas though, he came 2nd but it was his 3rd race over further than 6f and the 3rd time he's lost. Looks like he might just be a sprinter...a damn good one though. So for the 2000 Guineas (6 weeks away), Kildonan is the leader at the moment. But there are some nice horses not far behind him - Tell A Tale, Islington Bay, Moveovr, Quartz Reef, The Diamond Knight, Altered Image... |
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Hey do you remember this guy, ed?
Let's Migrate... http://www.hkjc.com/english/pp_formsheet/fse_H303.pdf He's getting better and better (in HK. HIs name is Enthused). Nice boy! http://www.hkjc.com/english/racing/H...p?HorseNo=H303 http://racing.scmp.com/freeservice/n...s20081006a.asp |
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just watched coups run WOW!!!!
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http://www.racingandsports.com.au/ra...asp?NID=136782
Poor girl. Hope she's feeling better. Seachange Survives Emergency Operation Tuesday, 7 October 2008: Champion Kiwi mare Seachange has survived a close brush with death after suffering a twisted bowel. The connections of Seachange had the mare rushed to the Matamata Veterinary Services clinic. "Thanks to good vets and staff we were able to save her," said Rick Williams, racing manager for Seachange's owner-breeder Dick Karreman. "They operated on her and were able to untwist the bowl without cutting any of it away. "Another hour or two and we would have lost her. "I can tell you I didn't sleep at all that night." Seachange had been back at Karreman's The Oaks Stud for about three weeks and will now remain at the Matamata clinic for another few days. "She's over the worst of it and she seems fine," said Williams. "It's put her back another month being served (by Zabeel). "The main thing is she has been saved. "It was frightening to think we could lose her. "She's never had anything like this before and I don't want it to happen again." Seachange's near fatal problem occurred a couple of days short of 12 months since she tried valiantly to complete the Hawke's Bay Triple Crown. Having won the Mudgway Partsworld Stakes - Stoney Bridge Stakes double for the second year in succession, she went down fighting when a close fourth to Princess Coup in the Gr I $2 million Kelt Capital Stakes. Seachange has been the Mercedes Champion Horse Of The Year for the last two seasons and retired with a record of 14 wins, including seven Gr I triumphs. She was a Gr II winner in Australia and ended her career on the international stage, competing against the best in Dubai and England |
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Wow, hadn't heard that. Poor girl indeed.
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New Zealand racing coming to America on November 6th...
commingled pools |