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3am track gallop

West Australian Racing
grandstandjockeysgrandstandjockeys    279 posts
edited April 2015 West Australian Racing
What a idiot doing a track gallop that time of the morning any idea who it was
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  • GaryHGaryH    1,012 posts
    Were the lights on?  If so, whats your problem?

    But no, I don't think the track officially opens till 4am?  Been a while, so could be wrong.  BUT, if you get there really early, then there's no chance of the stewards doing a swab (horse or rider), so sometimes worth the risk........

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  • ChrisChris    5,734 posts
    Interesting take Gaz  :O


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  • spinkingspinking    4,001 posts
    did not go through the main gate but the side gate by little sandown the small sand track next to the course on Mathieson road have to agree with gary h above or maybe that the riders are not allowed to ride on turfclub property because they are already barred
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  • DaleDale    1,346 posts
    Well it was obviously a pre meditated plan. Very intrigued.
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  • GaryHGaryH    1,012 posts
    OK, so I'm a late reader of the paper, and only now realised that GSJ wasn't complaining about being woken up.........  
    So, 4:30am is open time.  I was thinking more along the line of "just got in from a tight arse Tuesday night out, go to bed and wake up in an hour, or work the horses now, and sleep in...."

    But the already barred thing floats as well... 

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  • RIORIO    14,902 posts
    We don't really have people this stupid in the industry do we?? Why can't we get rid of these people for ever!!!
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  • LeglessLegless    5,108 posts
    :O The security guard was awake :O =)) =))

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  • thetruththetruth    45 posts
    99% chance the horse was getting a bit of electrical persuasion.
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  • GrayGray    4,090 posts
    It was the headless horseman that haunts the racecourse.

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  • GaryHGaryH    1,012 posts
    thetruth said:

    99% chance the horse was getting a bit of electrical persuasion.

    on the inner sand?  Your going to jig the horse, you do it on the visco or the grass (seeing there's no one else to see it).  So, I'm thinking your 99% 'notthetruth, I just make **** up....'
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  • ShatterStarShatterStar    52 posts
    I actually thought it to be a reasonable assumption (Gary H). You would need quite the motive to be out there given the possible consequences of being caught, not to mention no lights, safety officer etc.
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  • sonnysonny    1,552 posts
    Show County trained by Max Wiggins, at Warwick Farm ,was at the track at 3.00am on slow or fast mornings
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  • thetruththetruth    45 posts
    Hey Gary h plenty of horses have galloped on the sand before.
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  • BobbyDavisBobbyDavis    916 posts
    ShatterStar said:

    I actually thought it to be a reasonable assumption (Gary H). You would need quite the motive to be out there given the possible consequences of being caught, not to mention no lights, safety officer etc.

    If you've been barred from riding/training thats enough motivation.
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