I just watched the above race again. Interesting protest decision - the first past the post definitely interfered with second but I am not sure that Jacks Hawk was ever going to let Keayang Kamikaze beat him
Ridiculous warning issued in the 2yo race 1 at Horsham today
The last 2 horses have been warned for tiring. They are 2yo's who still broke 2 minutes
Without them accepting we probably don't have a race
They were not in the betting
Give the owners a break - if a hard nosed steward does the same again to them next start, then they probably get stood down = less horses = less races
http://www.harness.org.au/racing/fie...20#HSC17092007
Greg Sugars was a Champion harness racing person
I just watched the above race again. Interesting protest decision - the first past the post definitely interfered with second but I am not sure that Jacks Hawk was ever going to let Keayang Kamikaze beat him
Greg Sugars was a Champion harness racing person
From the Echuca Stewards Report
Licensed driver Daryl Douglas was found guilty of a charge under Rule 231(2) which reads: A person shall not misconduct himself in any way. The particulars of the charge being that Mr Douglas gestured inappropriately whilst leaning out of a moving vehicle to a member of the public as he was arriving at the racecourse. Mr Douglas offered no plea to the charge. Mr Douglas was fined $500. In assessing penalty stewards were mindful of the HRV Minimum Penalty Guidelines and the nature of the offence having misconducted himself towards a member of the public.
Stewards intend to inquire into the conduct of trainer Glenn Douglas and driver Daryl Douglas shortly after arriving on-course.
https://www.harness.org.au/racing/st...l/?mc=EC200920
Greg Sugars was a Champion harness racing person
Well, that didn't take long.
Going on that win at Melton just now, Jack was never going to let anything past him
http://www.harness.org.au/racing/fie...20#MXM26092006
Greg Sugars was a Champion harness racing person
The stewards report for Saturday night's Melton meeting is now up on the HRA website. Naturally, I went straight to the Smoken Up Sprint to get the stewards take on the greatest race day flop of the year, Ride High.
Noticeably, no swab was taken from the horse! Somebody is asleep at the wheel at HRV with such a basic procedure being confined to the too hard basket. This, and the rent-a-quote reporting being fed through a compliant (should that be subservient?) media, would indicate HRV is content to treat the public as mugs.
An unbackable favourite, effortless winner of it previous eleven starts by huge margins in clock-shattering times has flopped in a huge way. And officials do not see a reason to take a routine swab!
"Move along, nothing to see here!"
Last edited by gutwagon; 10-08-2020 at 12:58 PM.
Don't die wondering !