How long can Volstead's service fee remain at $7,500US.
I suppose with Vic the trotting state and prizemoney going backwards, breeders are not going to want to pay more
(Chapter Seven is $40,000US)
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How long can Volstead's service fee remain at $7,500US.
I suppose with Vic the trotting state and prizemoney going backwards, breeders are not going to want to pay more
(Chapter Seven is $40,000US)
100% true.Quote:
Originally Posted by Messenger
They must make a lot more in The US to warrant CS service. Thats a huge amount for harness.
If I was a US breeder I would be looking at Volstead for <20% of Ch7's fee
https://www.ustrotting.com/trackside...&yr=2024&age=3
I reckon if things were booming down here, one of the big trotting identities might have considered whisking Volstead away from the USA (as I am not sure they are valuing him the way Aussies will be)
I had not heard of the sire Uniclove FRA: sire of the winner of R1 at Charlton today - Keayang Francisco (5yo)
It turns out that KF is the only progeny of Uniclove in Australia. Today was her first win after 7 starts as a 4yo last season.
She will no doubt become another Levarg Racing Group broodmare
I figure KF is Uniclove's one and only because her dam Beautiful River FRA was in foal when Yabby Dam Farms imported Beautiful River
It is interesting to note that Beautiful River's next foal to Volstead in Australia is the very promising Lotus Louise (5 wins from 6 starts as a 2yo last season)
https://www.harness.org.au/racing/fi...25#CHC15012509
Just Believe retired.
What a wonderful ride he gave all involved with him
https://www.thetrots.com.au/news/art...otter-retired/
The inability of the horses to trot was a disgrace in the two trots races at Stawell today
Such displays must lose us punters and be harmful to the code
https://www.harness.org.au/racing/fi...s/?mc=SW240125
Have a look at this for a great finish to the 2yo's at Maryborough yesterday
https://www.harness.org.au/racing/fi...25#MHC12032509
The Locomotive "The reigning Inter Dominion winner will springboard from the $650,000 TAB Trot at Cambridge on April 4 to take on the world’s best trotters in Sweden."
https://harnesslink.com/new-zealand/...d-to-elitlopp/
The key to The Locomotive's prospects is how well he travels. If all goes well in NZ and hopefully he wins, I think with his exciting speed he just might be our best Elitloppet representative yet.
Can't wait!
I cannot believe that the winner of R1 at Maryborough yesterday has not been stood down pending a satisfactory trial - what if he did that with a horse on his outside
https://www.harness.org.au/racing/fi...25#MHC02042512