We have fantasy AFL and NRL. How good would it be if we had a fantasy stable with horses, drivers and trainers.
It would be hard to keep track of horses but the trainers and drivers would be ok
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We have fantasy AFL and NRL. How good would it be if we had a fantasy stable with horses, drivers and trainers.
It would be hard to keep track of horses but the trainers and drivers would be ok
Vern Norrgard all the way.
I'm biased but you can't go past Tahnee Camilleri... lol.
In all honesty, if money were no matter I'd have Casie Coleman train and Brian Sears drive. Brian is a brilliant driver. And I have never, ever, ever seen another trainer take care of their horses like Casie Coleman does - no expense spared and they look outstanding, she is extremely professional and loves her horses.
Hey Flashing RedQuote:
Originally Posted by Flashing Red
Out of interest do you have your licence to drive.
No, not to drive in races. I don't think I'll do anything more than trials (for my own horses), my real passion is to train :)
That sounds like the go these day's as there are so many drivers that drive day in day out that you can throw on anytime. They do it over in the states and it seems to work real well.
The only thing is, I think trainer drivers really get to know their horses. It's hard sometimes to keep the catch drivers on the same horses all the time. I know several big races IMHO lost with our horses that would have been alleviated with a trainer driver (ie trainer driving the horse)... JMO... I don't think horses like Blacks A Fake or Smoken Up would have been nearly as successful in their careers if their trainers didn't soley drive them. JMO.
I'm all for women drivers, but I see too many that aren't aggressive enough and/or can't hold them. On the other side of the coin, I think women trainers pay more attention to detail with the day to day work and I really think that makes a difference come raceday! :)
I'm absolutely shattered that my Vern Norrgard post flew through to the Keeper's Gloves with a resounding 'thwack'. :confused::confused::confused: