Always back the horse named self-interest, son. It'll be the only one trying
We hear a lot about Jamie Kah and Michelle Payne breaking glass ceilings in gallops racing, and Kate Gath and Kerryn Manning having done the same at the trots, but little is said about the long-standing role of women in greyhound racing, which has long been an equal opportunity domain. But is it really? In […]
Scary moment, amazing horsemanship!! Chasing win 7993 @ChrisAlford5000 has a frightening moment on Park Lane when his seat seemingly breaks, but his fellow drivers quickly react.The trots great was cleared of injury. pic.twitter.com/VxgGWR9nzW — The Trots (@TheTrotsComAu) January 22, 2024 Take a look at this and imagine that you were driver Chris Alford. One second […]
The trial date for a New Zealand trot trainer accused of sexual abuse has been set for 18 February, which by strange coincidence is the first day of the NZB yearling sales. That means that there will be one person less doing the bidding. There will be many questions asked about the trainer’s ongoing participation […]
This is the head on footage of the start in race 5 at Ipswich that we wrote about yesterday. It appears clear from the footage that the horse that was declared a runner was well and truly up in the air when the starter hit the go button, and was denied a fair start. If […]
So the QLD Stewards declared Hachiman a starter in race 5 at Ipswich yesterday, claiming that the horse reared as the start was being effected. They have to be kidding don’t they? Here below is where the horse reared and cut its head. And here below is where Hachiman was when the start was actually […]
South Australian harness racing is on the up and up, and is absolutely flying. That’s the guts of the message that HRSA CEO sent out to industry participants last week. Few believe it. Look at the TAB meeting at Mt Gambier last night to see why. There were 6 races on the card, but only […]
How Work and Their History Therapeutic peptides are a unique class of pharmaceutical agents composed of a series of well-ordered amino acids, usually with molecular weights of 500-5000 Da. Research into therapeutic peptides started with fundamental studies of natural human hormones, including insulin, oxytocin, vasopressin, and gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH), and their specific physiological activities in […]
Peptides have become a unique class of therapeutic agents in recent years as a result of their distinct biochemical characteristics and therapeutic potential. Although peptides outperform small molecules and large biologics in some aspects, they often suffer from membrane impermeability and poor stability in vivo, due to the intrinsic limitations of amino acids. Extensive research […]
Over the past fortnight we were writing daily about peptides, and how easy they are to get, and what they can do. Their effects are quite incredible. Two questions everyone wanted to know the answer to are do they swab, and if not why isn’t everyone using them? The answers are simple. Peptides do swab. […]
Dashing Major and Double Time are stablemates. Double Time was driven by John ‘Lurch’ Dunn, whose father Robert is a member of the board of Harness Racing New Zealand (HRNZ). Dashing Major’s driver was Tim Williams, whose dad Brent is a member of the Racing Integrity Board (RIB). Any long time harness racing watcher who […]
