They're pouring money into Australian racing and breeding.

People should be grateful for their presence.

Do not speak to loud Sky, Gerry Harvey will start using Harvey as the first word in a name.

Harvey Libertini, has a nice ring to it

Remember, it might take intelligence to be smart , but it takes experience to be wise

The Saudis of Australian racing and breeding.

Mine don't go to China mate, they stay here and win. Tongue

Including probably the second-best horse raced by Yulong in Oz, unfortunately out atm due to a hamstring tear.

The Chinese already own the farm, may as well sell the animals to go with it, Eh? Alan Jones is on the money,

Would they be upset by what is happening in the political arena?

I'm sure they don't care 2nd because ignorance breeds acceptance of those who look like the ignorant.

You know people are desperate when they start quoting Alan Jones.

Prejudice is an emotional attachment to ignorance.
DiEM25 for the world.

Suggest you ask Yulong. Big smile

kavg wrote:

I'm sure they don't care 2nd because ignorance breeds acceptance of those who look like the ignorant.

You know people are desperate when they start quoting Alan Jones.

He helped save us from Shorten’s oblivion as a nation, we owe him.

Point, apart from Xenophobia such as Poms are great and Chinese are rubbish?

You always pull out the xenophobia card sc.

Why?

Its ok to be afraid of the unknown and fact says China is NOT transparent in many aspects of their operations.

You have a vested interest in their success.

Many dont.

To Discochimp, Bonjour and Isaac:

It was Bonjour who raised the race card (ie quote The Chinese already own the farm, may as well sell the animals to go with it, Eh? Alan Jones is on the money unquote), not myself who simply explained that UK interests owned more of Oz than China.

It was Bonjour and others who felt a need to denigrate Yulong's considerable investment in Oz.

It was Isaac who accused me of a vested interest. Sorry fella, everyone who breeds and races horses has a potentially vested interest in their operation.

And lastly it was Discochimp who came in late and offered absolutely nothing to the thread. Which is about par for the course.

Bottom line is that many agree that the chronic use of the "Yulong" in horses names is damn annoying.

Other than that the company's considerable investment in Australia can only benefit the Australian racing and breeding industries.

This was explained earlier in this thread, and you were an active participant. Confused

Hopefully you weren't among the hearsay evidence, arguably racist posters like Bonjour.

Hearsay evidence?

How so?

Times Asks: Who Exactly Is China Horse Club?

https://www.paulickreport.com/news/the-biz/times-asks-who-exactly-is-china-horse-club/As Justify and Audible prepare to go to the post for the Kentucky Derby, the New York Times wrote Friday that questions remain about the identity and operations of China Horse Club, co-owner in both horses.

The organization, which claims about 200 members, has been secretive about the identity of its members and the investment involved out of concern it could generate unwelcome interest from the Chinese government. St. Lucia prime minister Allen Chastanet said he has never met any of its members besides leader Teo Ah Khing.

China Horse Club has climbed the ranks to become one of the top ten owners in the world in just five years.

Part of the company's long-term plan includes a racing facility in China and a resort racino in St. Lucia. Wagering is illegal in China and infrastructure in both countries to support a horse population is seriously lacking.

One thing St. Lucia does boast is a citizenship-by-investment program allowing wealthy investors to acquire passports in exchange for investment in St. Lucia's economy.

The Times also notes the group, which is promoted both as an investment opportunity and a social club, runs through a “complicated network of companies that are registered in Hong Kong, China, Singapore and the Cayman Islands.”

YULONG - Event Date: 13 Dec 2018

Times Asks: Who Exactly Is China Horse Club?