3yo Handicapping – Headed South?
Handicappers can’t have it both ways – no transparency and no comment?
13th June 2018
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Handicappers can’t have it both ways – no transparency and no comment?
Change is being called for. But maybe the only change needed is the handicappers themselves!
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From just prior to the first race it became patently obvious that the noble, magnificent racehorses were a sideshow
‘Even the great trainer, Mike De Kock voiced his opinion. I am truly gobsmacked!’
Mike Tillett was one of the great servants to horse racing. He will always be regarded by those who knew him with the total respect that he deserved.
Success is not the result of spontaneous combustion, you must first set yourself on fire
It is important to understand that while the MOU catapulted racing into a corporate structure, the intention was to develop racing into a vehicle for transformation and empowerment
Collecting your customer data is very important and a guaranteed way to start building and nurturing that relationship, In the end, do what works!
The classic has a long and proud history dating back to 1955 when it was run as the Cape of Good Hope Guineas
