Someone Join the Dots For Cam Jones Will Ya – The Bloke Who Only Yesterday Was Telling Everyone That He Was Untouchable is a Wee Bit Slow in the Work it Out Stakes – But DJI Mavic 2 Isn’t – Bzzzzz!

Of all those New Zealand trainers or training combinations that have trained 15 or more winners this year, there are only really three that have recorded winning strike rates of better than one winner in four. They are: The first is the All Stars Stable, which over the course of the season have trained variously […]

Breaking News: Woodend Beach Boys Busted – Trainers Cam Jones and Andrew Fitzgerald Caught Red Handed With a Needle in the Back of the Float on the Way to the Addington Track

The breaking news from across the ditch is that Woodend Beach trainer Cam Jones (pictured above) has this afternoon been caught with a needle in his hand ready to inject his pacer Johnny Nevits with an unknown substance on the way to the Addington race track. Our information is that Jones was being covertly surveilled […]

EXCLUSIVE – Woodend Beach Magic – The Drug That the Cheats Are Using Revealed

The increasingly popular among young licensees harness training hub at Woodend Beach just north of Christchurch has rapidly become  the heartland of illegal and highly dangerous horse doping. This is a matter of concern to both Australian and NZ racing authorities, for it is understood that a number of leading NSW trainers have very close […]

Wepox 10 000 Explained

Erythropoiesis-stimulating agents (ESA) are medications which stimulate the bone marrow to make red blood cells.[1] They are used to treat anemia due to end stage kidney disease, chemotherapy, major surgery, or certain treatments in HIV/AIDS.[1][2] In these situations they decrease the need for blood transfusions.[2] The different agents are more or less equivalent.[2] They are given by injection.[2] Common side effects may include joint pain, rash, vomiting, and headache.[4] Serious side effects may include heart attacks, stroke, increased cancer growth, […]

The Death of a Young Filly Named Mexicana – The Racing Integrity Board Have Failed Us – It Must Be Held to Account

We wrote earlier in the week about Saturday’s tragic death on the track in Timaru of the highly talented Group 1 placed 3-year-old trotting filly Mexicana, and raised a number of unanswered questions about the matter. Upon further investigation we now have more. They are of grave concern, literally and figuratively. 1. Death on the […]

Why Did a Healthy Young High-Class 3YO Filly Die? – What Really Goes on Down at Woodend Beach?

Mexicana was a seemingly fit and healthy high class three-year-old square gaiting filly who started her career as a juvenile at the All Stars barn of Rasmussen and Purdon. She ran four placings from four starts for them, and then was transferred to the stable of Josh Dickie. Dickie won two races in a row […]

Nice Try Flip

Colin De Felippi is one of New Zealand’s oldest and most successful trot drivers. Flip’s been around forever, and at age 69 has learnt more tricks than the average punter has had hot dinners. He’s got away with more than a few of them over the years too. Not this one. See the horse in […]

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