hassan adams

zietsman were your dad with oom nic joubert? these day the chemical training is more important than the traditional, go ask the owners who is most expensive these days and you here about the "vet". i see the frend training bill, for the "race prep" whatever that is he pay R1800. CRAZY

rob faux Wrote:

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> Taxi ranks are full so it must be a well run
> industry?????


My point exactly

Flash Harry Wrote:

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> zietsman were your dad with oom nic joubert? these
> day the chemical training is more important than
> the traditional, go ask the owners who is most
> expensive these days and you here about the "vet".
> i see the frend training bill, for the "race prep"
> whatever that is he pay R1800. CRAZY


yes,how did you know?i work currently in the gym industry and most that joins up think they going to lose weight,get fit or build muscle if they use all extras like shakes,injections tablets,pre-workout and all the shit,but you wont achieve your goal if you dont TRAIN CORRECTLY and EAT CORRECTLY....all the other supplements and stuff is a waste......a lot of trainers have that same problem,they focus on all the other things and expenses but the horse is not well trained

Flash for a R20 punter you seem to know a lot about the industry...

i now your late dad (tu)

titch when you cant afford the half cent chappies i play bigger than 20 rand

LMAO i know re malaka

het jy ook perde by oom nick gehad flash?

no but my mate have a few with him and we meet your dad when they both have runners at germiston. i remember the one day your dad have the horse we fire to win big money and he run second i forget the name

ZO you are right in some ways. As you say big training establishments do get a bit cramped and you some times have to wait to get on the tracks and you do seem to get more viruses. On the other hand you can concentrate on your horses more I think as the maintanance of tracks, grounds, grooms quarters, fencing etc is all taken over by the manager and staff. The different tracks is a positive aspect as they are different depths, lengths etc. Most of your top races will be won from one of the bigger training establishments but that statistic is influenced by more horses being trained there. I know quite a few trainers wo have moved to Summerveld from farms and all say it is a good move.

Flash Harry Wrote:

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> no but my mate have a few with him and we meet
> your dad when they both have runners at germiston.
> i remember the one day your dad have the horse we
> fire to win big money and he run second i forget
> the name

full north?

Zietsman Oosthuizen Wrote:

> full north?


Was Full North the grey that was trained by Nic Joubert ?? ran into a lot of places and won 2 or 3 as well??