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Recent Comments
aussiebattler 23 Jun | Posts: 247
Nope Possible that the clause is only triggered when they change jurisdictions/states and that their actual NR remains in the unlikely event that WA ends up deciding to drive on the same side of the road as the rest of Australia. More I checked into i...
hash 23 Jun | Posts: 6987
Good effort on the QD legs 2nd, 1st, 1st & 3rd Horrible viewing in the last for those on the fav
JayJay 23 Jun | Posts: 5926
Possible that the clause is only triggered when they change jurisdictions/states and that their actual NR remains in the unlikely event that WA ends up deciding to drive on the same side of the road as the rest of Australia.
Vincent_vega 23 Jun | Posts: 56
10 race card and not a hell of a lot of interest by the looks
savethegame 23 Jun | Posts: 2136
Ironic that Herilihy and Lang both had the same nickname as the iceman. which tells the story regards driving at GP alot times think B.Purdon would drive in heats and Herilihy would drive in finals Herilihy won a world drivers championship. There was a kiwi...
aussiebattler 23 Jun | Posts: 247
A horse that has won numerous races still can go to the east as a NR 50.A horse having its 1st start starts as a NR 50.Still not a bad senario if that horse has alot of HWOE dollars to its name.Gets to race maidens. Seems to be errors in the drop back adjus...
JayJay 23 Jun | Posts: 5926
Yep, fair enough.....sometimes, being drawn to lead in a big race at GP is the worst draw of all, the tempo is usually very upbeat.
Chariotsonfire 23 Jun | Posts: 2151
Herlihy refused to put Luxury Liner into the race and paid the consequences. As you know you cannot drive pretty at GP especially in top company.
JayJay 23 Jun | Posts: 5926
Interesting view Chariots, Luxury Liner was a top horse and Tony Herlihy almost without peer as a driver .....did he get around GP okay (because many horses from NZ don't at their first try). I recall Auckland Reactor (one of the Butts...Anthony I think) and M...
thefalcon 23 Jun | Posts: 17547
had a bet with myself this morning...will there be a pic of rioli in the west?said no, plenty in yesterday...wrong...there he was again...fair dinkum these journos need to take stock of themselves...