Nature Strip

Pretty sure D Hayes sees all his horses everyday.

I’d be concerned if a trainer with that many horses actually saw them all everyday.... when do they eat, sleep or see their families- that’s not good for anyone

Rusty101 wrote: tillyras wrote: Rusty101 wrote: Pretty sure D Hayes sees all his horses everyday. I also have horses in that stable (well documented here) He does not see them all everyday. He has stables at Euroa, Flemington, Randwick and Adelaide. That's a stretch....he spends plenty of time in Melb, his horses are mostly visitors to Sydney then straight home again and Adelaide who cares.

He has permenant staff in sydney and Adelaide, but you clearly can’t comprehend factual information.

Lindsay Park stables located on course at Randwick offer direct access to the course proper.

The block on Doncaster Avenue comprises 8 boxes and a house. Lindsay Park uses the Randwick track facilities including an equine swimming pool and walking machines.

Lindsay Park has access to stables located on course at Morphettville in Adelaide. With a long history in South Australia, the stable regularly sends runners to race in Adelaide and the surrounding area.






From his website... anything else you want to know?
Ask me, I’ve had runners with Weir for 15 years and Hayes family going back to when CS was training. I know how both businesses operate back to front.
But Clearly you think you know better

Rusty101 wrote: You're talking about Interstate satellite stables, nice twist by Skippy but totally different argument.

You said Hayes sees ever horse every day.
I told you he doesn’t.
You said I’m wrong.
I proved you wrong.

Move on

The bottom line is 'the proof of the pudding's in the eating'

Can only comment on my experiences.
I wouldn’t have a clue how Waller operates, never had dealings with him.

Everyone is making this horse their lay of the day tomorrow. Poor thing. Will likely drift to around $3.00.

Weir will win the race. Just a matter of which horse.
If the real Nature Strip turns up he will bolt in.
But if the cat that we’ve seen of late turns up, he will struggle to beat the ambulance home

One 'average' run on his CV - over 1200m, beaten a length on a soft track, when they ran faster time than Shoals. 

That will shut a few up. 

Looked great, had to back him

He's back. The Weir polish has done the trick.

No question Weir looks to have improved him now lets see how he campaigns him.

I suspect he will rest now till the spring, that win should boost his rating well into the 90s.

The problem will be when he gets into the typical Weir fortnightly racing grind.

Wonder how many times weir has seen him
Seems to me the others do the training, a lot