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Ask W Mullins vet?
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Another picnic horsey won tonight at Pakenham too at 40-1, not sure what the BSP was.
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mmmalushka 11 Feb 21 11:22 Joined: 30 Sep 02 | Topic/replies: 2,202 | Blogger: mmmalushka's blog
Ask W Mullins vet? Surely got a new vet now? after the last one was caught doping horses The new one is clearly very good though ![]() |
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Excuse my ignorance Onlooker, but what is a "picnic horse?"
Assume that as one was on boxing day, that it's like here in that a small low grade meeting on a bank holiday, where ordinary people turn up for a day out and take a picnic, would that be about it? |
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The 'Picnics' - are the Lowest grade of Australia Racing - Meetings often not even covered by TAB betting - Very minor 'out of the way' smal racecourses.
Horses ridden by Amateur Riders - hence todays Winner carried 67kg (around 10st 7lb) last time - But the more regular (Professional Jockeys) weihjt of (th4e usual) bottom weight of 55kg (around 9st) .... and it was still 6lbs 'out of the handicap' too. Then you get the lowesrt grade regular Racecoure meetings - 'Country meetings' - mostly mid-week, and minor Saturday meetinhs - The bulk of meetingsw, like here - at Catterick etc Then higher up are - Provincial Meetings - at tracks nearer to larger conurbations - with some midweek and Friday/weekend meetings - like Haydock etc The the highest - Metropolitan meetings - at the large City courses like Flemington, Randwick etc - wHere the Top racing takes place - like Sandown, York etc here. Then h8i |
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* ^ But the more regular (Professional Jockeys) weight of (the usual) bottom weight of 55kg (around 9st) TODAY.... and it was still 6lbs 'out of the handicap' too.
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Thanks Onlooker.
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