skippy123 wrote:

Our Wind Spirit- some in- common owners with Extra Brut

No casting aspersions here- my sisters mates with one of them!

When is that going to become proof positive?

Otherwise you have no idea of training a racehorse.

Plonker, comments like that are why this forum is dying, you seem to know a lot about Weiry , still no one mentions the family that's so far up the establishment they will never get caught, drinks and meals with stewards

gordy

I’m happy to wait until the AFP put their charges forward. Then we will see how far off the money some of us “coffee shop” gossipers are.

It’s quite simple and do not know why all the conspiracy theories? L Smith is one of Australia’s best horseman/trainers ! I think most good WA trainers have copied or learnt from his ideas. Darren Weir made no secret about how much he admired smiths training methods over the years. Warrnambool was only a small replication on what L Smith has in Perth!! That’s also why wier set up new place in Moulden! Didn’t he report he was shipping in truck loads of sand to replicate his training methods?? I’m pretty sure he has been very upfront. NOW!! We can see why!!

why don’t you ask Voodoo Lad how good the sand was for him???

Oh yeah that’s right..... he’s dead.

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Voodoo lad, thats one.....

And i bet you are lining your punting pocket .

Run through walls?

Dont think so.

Have a go your self. Will make you work harder than "pinging" of regular work tracks.

AND you dont have to be galloping to get fit.

Great aerobic exercise.

Once again. Why the reason to EPO, TUBE, JIG, FIX RACES, etc if all you need is to work them on sand?. Why isn’t every trainer who used the beach getting the same results?. I’ll tell you why, because they aren’t EPOing, TUBING, JIGGING, FIXING RACES etc.

Some people love horses.
And some people love money.

If Lindsey continues on this projectory of success i'm sure more eastern states trainers will look at it.

Those who are doing it and not winning, cant help you; maybe they are not good enough as trainers.

I did quite well with the sand without resorting to ANY of the rubbish you talk of.

Also keeps horses "'fresh" in the mind.

It sounds like you could write a book on what you know Isaac.
And fill a library with what you don’t.

Cheaters gonna cheat.
Got no time for that.

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Perth trainer Lindsey Smith juggling new Warrnambool base

RESPECTED trainer Lindsey Smith has his fingers crossed Reykjavik and Pacodali will continue the remarkable run of his new Warrnambool stable at Flemington on Saturday.

Smith, who took over on-course stables of banned trainer Darren Weir at Warrnambool, was back in the winners' stall after Our Wind Spirit saluted at Ballarat on Thursday.

Reykjavik is trying for back-to-back Flemington wins for Smith on Saturday while he also saddles up Pacodali in a $135,000 race.

"Reykjavik has not missed a beat since his last-start Flemington win," he said.

"He's got up a bit in weight but is down slightly in class. I'm just hoping that all works out.

"Pacodali is having his first run for me so it's just a wait and see. He's seems in great order."

The talented horseman, who also trains in Perth, paid credit to his Warrnambool staff for the success of his new stabling operation.

"The Warrnambool stable is going great," he said.

"I think we've had six winners from not many runners since we took over the stables. I'm very lucky I've got great staff at Warrnambool who allow me to also run my stable in Perth.

"It's a wonderful training facility. We're slowly building our numbers in Warrnambool.

"It's going to take a bit of time before we get it full. I spend a fortnight in Warrnambool and then head back to Perth for a fortnight. It's a pretty hectic lifestyle but I'm loving it."

Bookmakers have installed Reykjavik as the $3.50 favourite for the 1600 metre race and Pacodali is rated a $6 chance to win his race.

Fellow Warrnambool trainers Peter Chow, Daniel Bowman, Symon Wilde and Matthew Williams have runners on the big nine race program at Flemington.

NEW HOME: Lindsey Smith has taken over Darren Weirs stables in Warrnambool. Picture: Morgan Hancock

https://www.standard.net.au/story/6282362/its-a-pretty-hectic-lifestyle-but-im-loving-it/?cs=10266

reductio ad absurdum

Softy wrote:

It sounds like you could write a book on what you know Isaac.
And fill a library with what you don’t.

Give us all the benefit of your experience.

But its not horses where your experiences lie is it.

Most would say you never stop learning, but the smart person you are says she knows it all. Wink

The Lindsey Smith Warrnambool experiment

Perth trainer Lindsey Smith juggling new Warrnambool base