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Bruce Teague
Australia
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02 Feb 2020 20:39


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steven martin wrote:

Bruce Teague wrote:

Most of the beaten brigade also improved on their career 700m performances, although all had some sort of good runs over middle distances (eg Keeper of Keys 37.04 at WBL).

I repeat......In all my years of racing, I've watched & witnessed this same scenario many times.
When a dog jumps to the front & runs the hands of the clock, it usually drags the dogs behind (if they have any ability) to run their best PB, as they are busting their guts to catch the one in front.

Steven,

Quite so, but that does not really address the extraordinarily quick time they all ran - not just the winner. And they improved uniformly. That takes us back to the nature of the track and/or its equipment.

Kev,

Having re-named me I am wondering why you have not commented on the winner's older brother - TT - which ran a terrible race in the Miata Final at Cannington on Saturday after doing OK in the heat 7 days earlier.

The local commentary talked about interference but that was self inflicted - very similar to way it raced at Wenty when NSW stewards called for a trial before racing again.



Sandro Bechini
Australia
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02 Feb 2020 21:23


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Comments from Robert Britton on both dogs, courtesy of Greyhound Recorder

HEARS TEARS:

To be quite honest, he probably did go better than I expected, Britton said.

In saying that, I give all my dogs what I call three sections out of the 715m boxes at Sandown and hes gone the quickest Ive ever had.

The track was very fast on Thursday and when you go back to the night Miata broke the record, it was the same thing.
I had a dog called Wandy Neg that ran 41.70s that night and he couldnt stay!

To break records, you need everything to be absolutely right, whether its eight years ago or last week.

TORNADO TEARS:

Tornado Tears has run 41.20s at Sandown and if he ever had those same conditions at his best he wouldve smashed that record. Ive always believed that.

He kept running into the backs of dogs, Britton said.

I trained Grace Ali before she went over to Perth and I kept telling her to get out of his road!"

He was treading water but thats what he does now.
You cant change him but when the seas part for him like they did in the Bold Trease hell go through.

While Tornado Tears is racing below the extremely high standards he has set for himself, Britton would still give him the nod over Heres Tears in the Zoom Top and he should know, having remarkably won the race four times in the last six years.

All things being equal, Id be on Tornado Tears, offered Britton, who also has Blazing Cartier, a winner at The Meadows on Saturday, in the frame for a Zoom Top berth.

Heres Tears would have to lead to win the race and hes shown hes capable of doing that, but if Tornado Tears jumped and lobbed second I know who Id want to be on!

Its been a sensational staying line and Tears Siam has had a third litter to Fernando Bale so hopefully its going to keep going for a while.





Kevin Wright
Australia
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03 Feb 2020 02:23


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Bruce Teague wrote:

steven martin wrote:

Bruce Teague wrote:

Most of the beaten brigade also improved on their career 700m performances, although all had some sort of good runs over middle distances (eg Keeper of Keys 37.04 at WBL).

I repeat......In all my years of racing, I've watched & witnessed this same scenario many times.
When a dog jumps to the front & runs the hands of the clock, it usually drags the dogs behind (if they have any ability) to run their best PB, as they are busting their guts to catch the one in front.

Steven,

Quite so, but that does not really address the extraordinarily quick time they all ran - not just the winner. And they improved uniformly. That takes us back to the nature of the track and/or its equipment.

Kev,

Having re-named me I am wondering why you have not commented on the winner's older brother - TT - which ran a terrible race in the Miata Final at Cannington on Saturday after doing OK in the heat 7 days earlier.

The local commentary talked about interference but that was self inflicted - very similar to way it raced at Wenty when NSW stewards called for a trial before racing again.


Tornado .
It is what it is i wish i owned him ...I wish i had one half as good as him in my kennel...


Michael Geraghty
Australia
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03 Feb 2020 03:20


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The reason why no-one bothers to get sucked into your discussions about TT anymore is because they are sick of the regurgitated rubbish you delight in gushing out, Torn.

Btw, the topic is about Here's Tears.


Simon Moore
Australia
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03 Feb 2020 06:59


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Michael Geraghty wrote:

The reason why no-one bothers to get sucked into your discussions about TT anymore is because they are sick of the regurgitated rubbish you delight in gushing out, Torn.

Btw, the topic is about Here's Tears.


and if i had a dog like Here's Tears i'd give it my bed and i'd sleep on the ground if it helped it run better, lol.

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