Jeez what a waste of a great training talent concentrating on graded dogs around that gaff called crayford
their dogs hardly ever run two races alike with the odd exception......also has plenty of slow dogs......Katie different class in my opinion...
Jeez what a waste of a great training talent concentrating on graded dogs around that gaff called crayfordtheir dogs hardly ever run two races alike with the odd exception......also has plenty of slow dogs......Katie different class in my opinion...
She is probably doing what she wants to do Carly....not everybody likes to be the boss, she may well prefer to work for somebody else or with somebody else.
Even when she trained in her own name she worked with her partner at the time...Darren O'Keefe, I think???
I would not knock graded trainers either, they are the backbone of Greyhound Racing. Not everybody can be the best, the humble foot soldiers are needed, turning out their dogs fit and ready to race for grading.
I agree with Winja, Dean Childs is not adding a lot to the graded strength at Crayford. I think he needs to decide whether he is an open or graded trainer. There is a comfortable living for trainers at Crayford.
I also with Winja in how well Katie O'Flahert has taken her opportunity. She has got in dogs of quite reasonable quality which are suited to Crayford and some of them can win opens. Well done Katie
She is probably doing what she wants to do Carly....not everybody likes to be the boss, she may well prefer to work forsomebody else or with somebody else.Even when she trained in her own name she worked with her partner at the time...Darren O'Keefe,
I am not sure any trainer can really bring anything significant to crayford
End of the day it's the dog that leads off the second bend and still standing on four legs wins practically every race
Track ain't big enuff for six dog racing
I am not sure any trainer can really bring anything significant to crayfordEnd of the day it's the dog that leads off the second bend and still standing on four legs wins practically every raceTrack ain't big enuff for six dog racing