Darren Weir - Police Investigation

Easily I'd guess Sky Dancer, he appears to be bursting at the seams having recently split up heaps of larger yards into much smaller with several new boxes & that's only at Miners Rest! He'd have no need to take on off casts unless he felt they could be viable.
Loved his remark last Friday re. the chances of one in the last at Flem "She's lost a leg since she came to my stable, had really good form untill she got here"   Went poorly again, mare in the last.

Gay3 wrote: Easily I'd guess Sky Dancer, he appears to be bursting at the seams having recently split up heaps of larger yards into much smaller with several new boxes & that's only at Miners Rest! He'd have no need to take on off casts unless he felt they could be viable. Loved his remark last Friday re. the chances of one in the last at Flem "She's lost a leg since she came to my stable, had really good form untill she got here"   Went poorly again, mare in the last.

honest as the day is long👍

mentioned in another thread how weir's horses look average in the coat - their parade appearance would actually turn you off if his record wasnt so good.

ive always been amazed at how strong his horses are through the line. they rarely fall in. with so many on his books, i guess he can construct a competitive stable.

That said , the management and placement of that many horses is extraordinary.

cabosanlucas wrote: mentioned in another thread how weir's horses look average in the coat - their parade appearance would actually turn you off if his record wasnt so good. ive always been amazed at how strong his horses are through the line. they rarely fall in. with so many on his books, i guess he can construct a competitive stable.

Interested to see what he can do with former Kiwi star, Puccini, who I note has his first start for the stable in The Eclipse on Saturday.

I noticed the nominations - if correct he had 43 there today.

without Weiry's support the clubs out west would go broke

Gay will know better than me but I am pretty sure the girl who posted the photos Lee does all the rehoming.

subastral wrote: Gay, any idea what happens to the horses once they have left the Weir stable? Are they all found homes?

A very special boy for sale to only a very special home..
This 9 year old imported Galileo gelding standing around 16hh needs a beautiful semi retirement home..
He's been an absolutely amazing horse on the track winning nearly a million dollars even placing in a Melbourne cup.

He needs a big spell,to be spoilt rotten and will suit someone who'd love to do a little adult riders, some natural horsemanship, trail riding just basically some easy things that won't put pressure on his tired legs..

He is forward to ride but that's just the racehorse in him so he should be fine without the grain and high performance feed..

He's not a turnover proposition he's hopefully a forever friend to someone who'll appreciate his amazing career..

Lee Purchase This amazing man now has a beautiful home.. Lovely paddock with 2 other retirees.. SOLD 20 hrs



She posts regularly & they rarely last more than a few days & in this guys' case, only 20hrs as a retiree!

At First Sight didn't run a place in the Cup did it?

What's his name? ... no Gallileo's in the MC placings since Mahler in 2007, that I can see?

Not necessarily the nomenclature most here would use, but 10th is a place in the Cup... It has to be At First Sight based on the rest of the description.

It is At First Sight. I think what she meant to write was that it even ran 3rd in the English Derby. Which it did.