All a Duck Needs to Win a Cup is a Top-Shelf Trainer, and Whole Lotta Rain – Just Ask John Symons, the Man on The Mission

Where’s that Archie hiding now? A few years bacl I remember laughing at John Symons when he told me that he’d paid $120 000 for a colt by then first season sire The Mission at the March Yearling sale at the Magic Millions Gold Coast March Yearling Sale. “The Mission?” I snorted. “That cat could […]

Horses and Regulators That Miss the Start Rarely Win the Big Group Races

We have been telling you about how black money is laundered through yearling sales for about a million years now. https://peterprofit.com/?s=money+launder It’s something that has been happening around the world, and should have been obvious to all. Sadly however the authorities seemed to miss it completely, and the breeders who were getting hugely over the […]

The Crystal Ball Still Works – The SA Standardbred Breeding Industry Doesn’t

About a month ago we wrote a story about the huge amount of money that Harness Racing SA and the SA Breeders Owners Trainers and Reinsperson’s Association were wasting on so-called classic Kindergarted Series for 2YO’s, and after staring into our ever faithful crystal ball we declared that a non-sales entry from the Tonkin/Stewart stable […]

$10 Million For a Wee Baby Horse? – So What if You Can Afford It – Just Don’t Ever Expect to See it Back

Debbie Kepitis inherited her father’s billions, and has the right to do with it whatever she likes. So far she has done alright, having been part of the group that owned the world’s greatest ever race mare Winx. Paying $10 million for Winx’s daughter after the ownership syndicate fell apart in acrimony is Mrs Kepitis’s […]

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