I generally leave Live Caption running on my desktop and the following came up before R1 and before they seemed to know they were on air
I don't know what to make of it
The problem the Candyman had was that he had to drive for luck
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I generally leave Live Caption running on my desktop and the following came up before R1 and before they seemed to know they were on air
I don't know what to make of it
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Sounds good Carol. I did not know about the band but am I still right in thinking that most were there for the harness
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This morning PP has highlighted Maurice McKendry taking hold of his drive to stop it from winning R4 at Cambridge last night
He is on No.1 which ended up with the 1x1
It is so blatant that you cannot help but think NZ racing is stuffed if they allow this crap
https://infohorse.hrnz.co.nz/datahrs...4069-race-4-dl
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How do we explain Mach Shard getting up to win the Taylor mile from last (at $155)
1.53.9 doesn't seem that fast But it isn't like Oz - breaking 1.51 in NZ is super rare
The on pace runners did not break 29 for Q4 in a mile race (!) so Mach Shard did not have to break the clock to swamp them
Although the track was listed as good, the weather was showery so maybe the track way out wide where he finished was better going
https://infohorse.hrnz.co.nz/datahrs...s/042602fd.htm
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Kev,
have a closer look at the replay, MM never gave the horse a loose rein at any stage ( for a reason) and in the fraction of a second preceding him taking a bit of a hold the horse rolls in his hind end gait. In my humble opinion, McKendry did what he is known for doing, giving the horse every possible chance and hence the owners ( and punters) the best result possible.
Dan, I am just a mug fan, you have 1,000% more knowledge than me on these matters - if you can see see a reason for him taking a bit of a hold then I will accept that that is likely the case.
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Mark Purdon plans a change of direction, relocating to Matamata in the near future and taking a step back from a memorable career as a full- time harness racing trainer.
Mark will remain a partner for the immediate future with son, Nathan, largely in an advisory role as consultant and supervisor of horses shifting north as necessary.
https://harnesslink.com/new-zealand/...p-with-nathan/
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See ya.