Tarry Gets His Kicks In The Wind
It was Tarry’s first visit to the Windy City – and probably not his last – as he produced the goods to saddle the top two home in the local ‘July’
26th October 2015
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It was Tarry’s first visit to the Windy City – and probably not his last – as he produced the goods to saddle the top two home in the local ‘July’
Trip To Heaven was having only his eighth career outing in a field of seasoned campaigners and Tarry was quick to urge the handicapper to look at the performance in context – and against the background of some of his charge’s opponents possibly needing the outing
Pleased with outcome of Tarry inquiry but he feels that there are unresolved issues – including a recipcrocal costs order Rule, which has not been introduced, despite undertakings to do so
The Inquiry Board also dismissed the criticism that this inquiry was a ‘witch hunt’ and stated that the NHA, in furtherance of its objectives, was entitled, and indeed obliged, to investigate whether Mr Tarry had breached any Rules by recanting his evidence
“I had never been paid on the button before Chris Van Niekerk arrived…”
This intended Inquiry is nothing but a ‘witch hunt’ by the NHA in search of a ‘loaded gun’ that doesn’t exist and in order to justify their highly debatable handling of the Khumalo case
I attend track work on Tuesday and Wednesdays. By Tuesday the nominations have come out so I have an idea of which horses to look out for and record the vision as well as hand time the final workouts on the various tracks
“If Justin can’t do the math he should just check his phone I’m sure it has a calculator on it!” – Sean Tarry responds to Snaith’s quip that the Ready To Run Races knocked the wind out of his championship bid
Sean Tarry has won the R1 million bonus for the trainer of the highest earning horse from the Book 2 sale of 2013
The barrier draw and some luck in running look set to play an inordinately dominant role in the R350 000 Gr2 Post Merchants to be run over 1200m on the Greyville turf on Friday evening.
The Sean Tarry trained Legal Eagle took another giant step towards emulating his sire Greys Inn’s historic 2004 Vodacom Durban July victory when he swept aside his older rivals under topweight for a dazzling victory
While there has been widespread public support for the flamboyant sportsman, the door has been shut in terms of his options via the SA racing regulator channels
