It is just being lazy, we read so many stories about horses racing over the weekend and they ALWAYS go to old photos of the horse.

When visiting stables and talking to trainers, how hard is it to take a "today" photo of the horse and use in their editorials.

That way we can check its fitness, fit or unfit.

Cheers Jim

It's 11.35am and been writing since about 4am and doing some good stuff and well focused.

Getting tired and ready for a nap,  so will crack a scotch now before lunch and keep going for rest of the day.

May turn to TVN and rate a few fitter winners also.

Cheers Jim

Good morning punters into my second sleep session now and off for 4 days and will see what happens around the tracks to find a fitter winner.

cheers Jim

Would you like a huge edged in your betting around the world today by rating horses blood counts?

Go to Documentaries link and see our trilogy of horse fitness that has taken 6 decades.

Cheers Jim

Just demonstrating how much her horse won by...

Go to documentaries today and you will be rating a horses blood count this afternoon for a huge edge in your betting.

Cheers Jim

Speediness has heaps of ability but has not been finishing off its races and that is because they have

badly missed it's blood count levels with ratings of 17.

Watch today and if u rate if 19-20 blood, look for an improved performance.

Cheers Jim

A very lucky owner/breeder and Rezoned from same DAM!

Hi Jim,

I really enjoyed your story about how Preferment would win the Derby and could be a future champ – Jim I think you are bang on!!

I may be biased - as  I was lucky enough to buy his dam Better Alternative in 2008 for 10k at an Inglis racehorse sale.

Here first 3 foals 1 Lonhro and 2 by Zabeels sold for a staggering $850,000 with her second foal Rezoned going on to win the SA Oaks in May this year at her last start.

I also was fortunate to bred another wonderful horse named So You Think who I sent Preferment’s dam to upon his retirement to stud that mating produced a lovely colt that is now a yearling.

I did not think I would bred another special horse so quickly but let’s hope he is as it is the most exciting thing one could ever do.

Kind regards,

Mike

Michael Moran

Marketing Manager

Windsor Park Stud

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