Yehh sorry .. I can get a bit over the top. I have recall only of a show he did for a while with that guru fella Sheehan ( not Mike) re the quality of afl kids coming thru . I confess to knowing little about Crocmedia .. the name is not one I'd choose. To me this is about whether HRV have a good relationship with seven and as I say Bruce is the man but he is very crook... I keep on saying there is,a window... I'm gunna stop belting on about it, I'd rather get someone to educate me about the top horses ...pacers going around in Aus and NZ . Kevin raves about Poster Boy and I only saw one video of him. Ignatius looks very promising but don't know a great deal about others. I wish I could find Halwes kids etc
Greg Sugars was a Champion harness racing person
http://www.harness.org.au/racing/fie...20#GPM27032005
That was terrible
http://www.harness.org.au/racing/ste...l/?mc=GP270320
Jeepers all right, if the stewards accept that crap from the Halls, they will accept anything
Greg Sugars was a Champion harness racing person
Some interesting reading from a couple of stewards reports over the weekend.
Where can i see the stewards reports.. is it the full detail?
Terry, Terry, Terry
Just start here and let your mouse hover over all those things on the grey menu bar above the picture for a plethora of things to keep you interested
http://www.harness.org.au/index.cfm
Here is another one that you will love
http://classicfamilies.net/horsedetails.aspx
Type in Halwes in the Go box and select your 1959 mate from the options that appear
Then click on the Purple DESCENDENTS tab you will see above his pedigree (and don't forget to click on all those little + boxes that appear)
Then go back and click on the Brown OFFSPRING tab for a summary of his 'classic class' progeny - click on any one of them for more detail/pedigree for them (and then use your back arrow/key to return to the list)
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Greg Sugars was a Champion harness racing person
I had a go .. but na I'll try again tomorrow. Back to other horses racing now... IGNATIUS you wouldn't read about it . another Tassie superstar.. I'm so so mpressed with Ignatius. Gee he is a brilliant horse ...omg ... he reminds me of Halwes in terms of how free flowing, keen, and relaxed he is . He is of course not from Halwes lines ( well I think so) He is leaner than Halwes... When we are allowed to travel again, and he is racing here or NSW, I will definitely go .. you can join me .. everyone can.. I want to see him under pressure as a 4/5 year old, where he has to go three wide, or gets pushed back . But he is a beauty
He is a topliner Terry but now as a 5yo he no longer dominates like he did as a 3yo
See his peformance history below and you will notice at the end of each row/performance you can click on a video replay
http://www.harness.org.au/racing/hor...horseId=795253
Greg Sugars was a Champion harness racing person
Yes thanks I hadn’t seen all this. You know, my first impression when i saw the data, was omg, he has had too many runs, and when I saw his last start on 7 Mar, he was back in the field, tested, but didn’t run on quite as much. To me, that indicates burn out, and if true that’s selfish, that’s ruining a horse.
The video I saw was in 2018 as you say as a three year old. I’d spell him for 3 or 4 months.
Still looking for a Halwes type, as his former driver Newman (not much of a driver in my view) said Halwes in a race could ‘go’ three times, few, very few could do that. When he beat Voice Derby from 36 yards, a top horse, and when he demolished every horse in all heats, in that late 60s Interdominion, I knew we probably would never see another with his trio of talents in sprinting, staying, and stunningly sustaining his runs, going to the line hard. You never saw him weaken on a run. Beautiful, just beautiful. Even though he had dicky legs, he was super durable, and knew how to win the big events, knew he was in a big event, like Sea Biscuit.
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