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Michael Jacobs

28th June 2024

TCO2 Testing – SA Racing’s Road To Damascus Moment

100% correct. Cape form is so strong that one could send the Cape trainers' stable pony to Johannesburg and KZN and still win! Most "chuck-outs" from the Cape that go to Eastern Cape become champions

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Mervyn Padayachie

28th June 2024

Flag Man Catches Eye At Big Race Gallops

Justin is much fitter than Tony so he will beat him home. Trading at 1/5 at

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Joe King

28th June 2024

TCO2 Testing – SA Racing’s Road To Damascus Moment

Sorry to say -quite naive to infer that in form trainers must be up to something, it is always the case that stables go hot and cold, the reasons can be many. To correlate positive TCO's to anything is risky as the testing has been deemed flawed by jurisdictions who applied it way longer than the time the NHA have, so no value in whatever you may have determined. Did you believe the big "Pharma's as well that the vaccine would prevent covid spreading?
Next problem is that you fail to see the effect the flawed system has had on a trainer's reputation nor the cost to them and the owners- nothing more to say than be objective. Happy for L&O to be the winner - but they are a Law unto themselves. And no order will prevail if they cannot recognize the damage to us punters and owners & trainers they are causing, they are putting the foot on the gas when the majority of their customers are

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Leon Lotz

28th June 2024

TCO2 Testing – SA Racing’s Road To Damascus Moment

Bicarbonate and who knows what else that cause TCO2 positive are the new drug on the

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Leon Lotz

28th June 2024

TCO2 Testing – SA Racing’s Road To Damascus Moment

Mnr Nel
Jy het geen idea waarvan jy praat nie.Jy klink soos die top afrigter wat gesê het al TCO2 positives moet nie toegelaat word om in te skryf nie. My magtig en toe kry hy n positive😂😂😂.Daar is baie eienaars wat gaan totsiens sê .Louis Goosen jy is

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George McDonald

27th June 2024

Zackey And Kannemeyer Have A Dazzler

So Mr. Ed are you saying if the test comes back 35 36 or what ever is a fail now and trainer says let me see the NHA says you must be joking.
Just trust us. You do trust us don't

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Ray Singh

27th June 2024

Flag Man Catches Eye At Big Race Gallops

Flag Man to become the next Model Man. Bring him home Serino!!! And then you tell everybody "I'm the man, I'm the man, I'm the

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Mark Beck

27th June 2024

Flag Man Catches Eye At Big Race Gallops

Cecil Franky and the Boys
MamThakadi says there's big big money to e made Hluhluwe in the consolation onto who ever you fancy for the big one
She say Great Plains will have Striker weak at the knees she says he isn't cut out for highly strung animals im sure the ancestors will be back with

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Editor

27th June 2024

The Durban July – 21st Century Magic

Hi Cameron
Trademark missing from our list -

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Cameron James

27th June 2024

The Durban July – 21st Century Magic

Mr Ed, do your perhaps have the replay when Trademark won. I've searched YouTube but never found that video. I had the house on Celtic Grove but luckily covered with Double Reef as a swinger.

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George McDonald

27th June 2024

TCO2 Testing – SA Racing’s Road To Damascus Moment

Donald you trying to get me thrown off this platform for suggesting the Sea Cottage drama made every bookmaker sigh with relief like the
TCO2 Tests come to their rescue

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PL.Nel

27th June 2024

TCO2 Testing – SA Racing’s Road To Damascus Moment

Steve, the Jhb scene is so much weaker on average,, most trainers would improve earnings of a runner when taking from Cpt. Just look at the runners going from Jhb to Cpt ,, they dive bombed LE.
2006

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Mark Beck

27th June 2024

Flag Man Catches Eye At Big Race Gallops

Edwin
You are spot one so whose going to be scratched on the big day
The gallops haven't helped this must be the most open July in years MR certainly looks the part without my beloved I'm going to be hoping around before the big one but as G H said if you fancy Richard then at the price Corne is a way better punt
I can tell you as it stands Justin is merely a participant he won't even beat Tony

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Editor

27th June 2024

Zackey And Kannemeyer Have A Dazzler

Fanta grape or orange, Neill

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Neill De Bruyn

27th June 2024

Zackey And Kannemeyer Have A Dazzler

Good example mr ed, Fanta and beer sounds like a new kind of beer shandy.
Gotta try it...

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Steve Reid

27th June 2024

TCO2 Testing – SA Racing’s Road To Damascus Moment

Lest we forget.

In my oopinion, this whole debacle was caused by the arrogance of one Cape trainer who could not tolerate being shown up by a Johannesburg trainer who improved his chuck-outs spectacularly. This got people who really should should have known better to start a crusade. Taken from an article in the Citizen newspaper following last years Western Cape Racing and Breeding awards : "It turns out Bortz has been the driving force behind the National Horseracing Authority’s recent swoop on training yards to test medication regimes – and an in-depth investigation into possible systematic “doping” and a brand-new rule banning intra-articular injections for horses close to competition."

A regulatory body, supposedly the protectors of integrity in the racing industry, focused their entire might on the Johannesburg trainer and found nothing. Millions of industry money has been squandered in this holy quest to safeguard "clean" racing. Let's see how this ends up for the NHA. The smart money is on another humiliation for the bully boys.

It's deliciously ironic that since the introduction of TC02 testing. that the Cape trainer who caused all the trouble, has been found with the same amount of TC02 positives as the rogue Johannesburg trainer. Its also ironic that on a regional basis, the highest tally of elevated TC02 positives originate from the Western Cape.

Massive slices of humble pie should be on the dessert menu... read more

Editor

27th June 2024

Zackey And Kannemeyer Have A Dazzler

Seems so.
It's clear from the stats that the number of positives are gaining momentum month on month, but that could be because the testing is more widespread.
If testing was consistent, one would like to believe that the deterrent value would see it taper off from April to

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Rian Rix

27th June 2024

TCO2 Testing – SA Racing’s Road To Damascus Moment

Yep Compromised , I feel the punters pain
Will be having coffee on your beach tmw at 10
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Editor

27th June 2024

Zackey And Kannemeyer Have A Dazzler

Hi George

We did ask to try and understand the rationale - it seems that it apparently could give any prospective wrongdoer a benchmark by which to operate.

So for example, when you get stopped at a roadblock and you read x (say 40% below limit), you know you had 1 beer and a fanta. So next time you can chance it with 2 beers and a fanta, and get away with it.

Bad example? Make sense?
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