I noticed that someone seems to eat, breathe, live Harness Racing![]()
Noticed that the recently exported WA performer Polak(Pacific Fella x Capture A Million) won first up at Yonkers on Saturday night in an elimination of the George Morton Levy Memorial in the fastest time of the night, 1.52 which is slick on a 800m track.
I noticed that someone seems to eat, breathe, live Harness Racing![]()
Greg Sugars was a Champion harness racing person
Morning fellow fanatics.
I noticed the export of Foreclosure N, a Rocknroll Hanover colt bred in NZ ( possibly to northern hemisphere time) exported to stand in Ireland! Was a nice early 2yo in the US..but Ireland?
http://xwebapp.ustrotting.com/absolu...3473&zoneid=35
What next? People will start thinking the Irish could be interested in AFL![]()
Greg Sugars was a Champion harness racing person
My bad. Read it wrong. Said "A Paternal brother to No Pan Intended". Which means both by Pacific Fella
Thanks Rich!
I have often wondered what makes our horses so attractive to the American market ? It can't be cheap to transport horses half way around the world whilst I have no doubt that there is a plentiful supply of locally bred stock.
Any thoughts ?
Good question Lenny. Fillies and mares from good families always makes sense as for geldings - maybe it is a bit like our NZ scenario in that where they are going to race where they will be very competitive and the price compares very favourably
Greg Sugars was a Champion harness racing person
Harness Racing: Levy Series, Meadowlands Horse Shortage
Might be that the Australian $ against the US $ and the shortage of ready to race horses in the US have restored US owners to the market.
It lapsed for quiet a while while our $ was high, but it looks like the market has opened up again
http://www.drf.com/blogs/harness-rac...horse-shortage