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Just found this article on the internet ,imagine if it found it's way into sport or harness racing .
http://www.newscientist.com/article/...ed-hearts.html
I wouldn't mind a little drink of it myself, might help old Dusty catch the missus in the bedroom
Fair dinkum Tripple, you are gunna have to get some new material, with all these repeats it's starting to look like dribble.Quote:
Originally Posted by triplev123
we are all aware by now of your superior knowledge of everything, why do you feel the need to exhalt this???
For someone with superior knowledge of everything he sure gets a lot wrong in his diagnosis of things.
[VVV] No, though I do confess to being a bit like Foxtel. I get onto a winner...like endless re-runs of Law & Order or Location, Location, Location and I ride the ears off it. I got bagged for the Straw Man so I moved on. I thought you'd appreciate that. Obviously not. You can't hold it against me for trying can you? :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Danno
As for superior knowlegde...in the world of Dan & Denny, well...if that equates to doing my homework and being able to string a few words together when trying to put forward a sensible, fact based argument to back up my views...ala the subject of therapeutics etc....this as opposed to that nothing short of disgraceful Kangaroo Court style 'rat highlighted' routine old mate pulled on here yesterday with his continued baseless comments about Luke McCarthy....then so be it.
I cannot reasonably be expected to understand and then to allow for individual and/or regional differences in interpretation. :rolleyes:
Can Someone Please Translate That To EnglishQuote:
Originally Posted by triplev123
HRNSW Media ReleaseQuote:
Originally Posted by A BIT DUSTY
NSW REGULATORY & STEWARDS UPDATE
The following directions and resolutions emanated from the HRNSW Board Meeting yesterday, effective immediately.
1. Stewards intend to be more stringent and fine drivers for talking while on the racetrack in association with the Australian Harness Racing Rules
2. Stewards intend to be more stringent and fine drivers for contacting marker pegs in association the Australian Harness Racing Rules
3. Following intensive research HRNSW has expanded its strategy with regards to freezing swab samples in the expectation that testing protocols for a number of substances, including ITPP, is imminent
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i think bingo Denny. Cheers
They can freeze all the swabs they like they won't find what's not there. At the end of the day the stewards will have a freezer full of piss and Luke will have a stable full of the best horses.
Better get use to it his team is only going to get bigger and better as your rat smelling ability is proved wrong.
Let it go its only turning you misrible spend your days backing his team. Any day you back 4 or 5 winners is a good day and I've had lots of good days since Luke moved south.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wvan5cHhPq4Quote:
Originally Posted by A BIT DUSTY
dribble dribble dribbleQuote:
Originally Posted by triplev123
Philistine.
Gee Andy----- You seem a bit touchy there, I can't see Lukes name any where in that post ,Quote:
Originally Posted by tiny
Triple V question... Do you train? Or are you a vet or anything like that?
G'day Brendan
No, have always wanted to but don't train...although I can drive trackwork very poorly if needed. Also very good at mucking out stables, picking out feet, giving worm paste, filling waters, distributing hay etc. I'll take a shot at training one of ours some day soon, just to see for myself if I could get the job done. Got a few ideas on young ones that I'd like to try out. Might work, might be a carve up. I think it would be very rewarding to get it right and land a winner. Not a Vet either, I just do a lot of reading and ask our own Vet a lot of questions (very patient man).
Who trains your horses? Best way too learn is too ask questions and listen :-)