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2Square wrote: The story going around is the cup horse in question came 2nd by the smallest of margins

I assume not in the year of the crime ?

Bonjour wrote: My guess is most of them will never train again, it's the contempt that pisses me off, nothing in my horses, except oats and ability, and I ran second on many occasions when I suspected foul play.....just by the language and actions of the winner/s......must be hundreds of poor buggers like me.

Don’t worry, just hope that they widen the net to get all cheats and boot them from the game. No respect for any of these fleas, and I will rejoice when they go. I hope Smerdon, Birchley and co are totally ashamed of what damage they are doing to a great sport.

Chairman of racing club. Director of training company. Chairman landlord of training company leasehold. Many horses trained by more than one trainer operating from said training establishment. Horses regularly heavily backed when they won. Said horses subject to alleged doping evidenced by seized text messages and one trainer who is believed to have rolled over to police side. Claims a Colonel Klink "I know nothing". If so could anyone with the intelligence of that Chairman be so incompetent? The deceased owner of some very successful horses told me that when one particular trainer said to back his horse it would win. Shortly before he died said owner backed through stable connections because bookies would not take his money because he was so successful a horse which won a listed race at Sandown. 50000 at 6 to one early in the week. Had drinks with said owner who was over the moon how such a "small race" could deliver such a huge financial result. I backed the horse in form before I met said owner. Doping does not turn s picnic class horse into a city winner but can make a good horse a certainty if there is such a thing. How much soda did "Elvis" consume from same establishment before his string of successes?

Funny you should post that AT, I watched that horse win one day at Caulfield and I'll swear that horse was "out" on his feet when he got up and won , it was very similar to a horse that was beaten in a photo in Sydney in a big race and died in an interstate race not long after.

Wonder if any of these text messages from Smerdons phone involve the Damien Oliver betting incident?After all Smerdon was the one that handed him the $10,000 in a brown paper bag!

monty1 wrote: Spot on Adelphis. More questions need to be asked. Wonder if QLD Stewards will stand down the grub now!

If they don’t stand him down, they will need to question their integrity. He is facing a life ban so needs to stand down

Dump your quick eze   or you might get outed as a drug runner.

Wasn't Shane Warne outed for taking Lasix .     He is as slow as anything I back.
To think I always thought Sodium bicarbonate was harmless chit.

I should have known I was getting   Old ,   Last year the candles cost more than my Birthday cake.   

http://www.drf.com/news/horsemen-feed-baking-soda-varying-reasons

An appendage of Birchley at Rosehill Monty.

2Square wrote: The story going around is the cup horse in question came 2nd by the smallest of margins

Max Dynamite (FR)?

The diuretic use to mask drug intake, combined with LOTS of fluid intake , is purely that it flushes the bloodstream and reduces evidence quicker.
    For as long as I can remember , all racing has had clouds of the   "sting " over it.      Probably imagination in most cases .
   I used to get info about dogs, full of all sorts of concoctions.
They were as slow as me so both of us lost.

Spend all that good time wasted on drug queries , in looking for some factual evidence that may lead you to some value in a future race .

   LIKE , on Saturday at Flemington The two Sprinting champs hit the line in a thriller ..   .91 outside the course record.
Earlier in the day a 2 Y/O with 57K hit the line in a similar sprint ,
& recorded a dominant win in 1.33 outside the Course record.
That tells me that Prairie Fire won't need Sodium bicarbonate to give you a chance at nice odds in the Blue Diamond . with similar track conditions.

Gay3 wrote: 2Square wrote: The story going around is the cup horse in question came 2nd by the smallest of margins Max Dynamite (FR)?

Bonjour wrote: An appendage of Birchley at Rosehill Monty.

He is always in the enclosure at all of the Sydney meetings and I used to wonder he does this cracker have a trainers badge when I have never seen him train a horse.

I got this from the Racing NSW website.

Trainer: Merrick Staunton
Contact Details
Name:     Merrick Staunton
Telephone:     02 9897 2347
Fax:     02 9897 2317
Email:     merrickstaunton@yahoo.com
Trainer Locations
Rosehill, 2142

monty1 wrote: Bonjour wrote: An appendage of Birchley at Rosehill Monty. He is always in the enclosure at all of the Sydney meetings and I used to wonder he does this cracker have a trainers badge when I have never seen him train a horse. I got this from the Racing NSW website. Trainer: Merrick Staunton Contact Details Name:     Merrick Staunton Telephone:     02 9897 2347 Fax:     02 9897 2317 Email:     merrickstaunton@yahoo.com Trainer Locations Rosehill, 2142