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  1. 49 minutes ago, PWJ said:

    ROUND 12 - Sat Apr 1

    Meetings will be Awapuni & Randwick

    DREAM TEAM (3rd) vs REAPERS (1st)

    Stevie N v Tom

    Ian v Tassie Tiger

    Howie v Moose

    PJ v Antz

    Ziggy v Hesi

     

    RAMONES (7th) vs KELLY'S HEROES (2nd)

    Mardy v Wrinkles

    Richie v Heather

    Steve P v Gordy

    Jason v Roland

    Sarah v Jamison

     

    UNION JACKS (6th) vs DESPERADOS (5th)

    Gee v Rex

    Tonka v Mike

    Punter Pete v Maurice

    Geoff v Secret Squirrel

    Jack v Sharne

     

    BELIEVERS (8th) vs MAX FACTORY (9th)

    Robert v Pam

    Smiler v Rob

    Blind Squirrel v Harewood

    Lightning Blue v Jen

    Trotslover v Max

     

    Bye: COYOTES (4th)

    Maria

    Rees

    Ray

    Graeme

    Craig

    Hope it's more weighted towards the races at randwick should be a ripping meeting. 

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  2. 4 hours ago, Hesi said:

    I note with the Karaka yearlings purchased, that are all up for syndication, that Te Akau only put a nominal fee of $10,000 on each syndication

    So the million dollar filly, you can buy 10% for $101,000, 5% for $50,500 or 2.5% for $25,250, all plus GST.

    The same applies to all yearlings up for syndicate, which I thought was a pretty good deal

    Ongoing costs approx $420/month plus GST per 10% share

    With Go Racing 

    Lot 14 Tivaci - Adriatico $240K purchase

    10% shares available at $26,800, 5% half that, so in this case it would mean a clipping of the ticket of $28,000, so substantially more than Te Akau.  The Savabeel - Arabian Knight, a $150K purchase, 10% shares of $17,450, equates to an even higher mark up

    Also the ongoing costs, which are from May 1 2023, are $490/month per 10% share, which is also substantially more

    But then looking further some cheaper purchases the ongoing costs are $340 and $380

     

    In my personal opinion I would go with go racing as there overall business model is set up for every level of horse racing unlike Te Akau if your horse is a run or 2 below there measure they retire it.

  3. Thanks to pj for running a fantastic competition.

    Not a bad day on the personal front running at 35% runners to winners pj those sort of stats deserve a service fee increase from $0 to $0 anyway thanks Steve p for a great run I had abit of luck in running today and thanks also to my other team mates we are just warming up this is going to be a true staying test. 

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  4. Just now, PWJ said:

    Round 2 - Wed Jan 25

    Race 1 - Matamata R6

    1st - 7 Outback Opal P-$8.20 

    2nd - 1 Espionage P-$1.90

    3rd - 11 Sorcha P-$1.70

    Scr: 3,8,15-18,20

    Only the ten Te Akau supporters survive after race one as we lose 17 of the 27 entrants. No one on the Brosnan bolter.

    19 Antz

    19 Tassie Tiger

    17 Max

    17 Hesi

    17 Stevie N

    17 Pete

    17 Jack

    17 Our Maizcay

    17 Gary

    17 Secret Squirrel

    Eliminated:

    Steve P, Maria, Richie, Robert, Craig, Rees, Gee, Sharne, Ngakonui G, Rob, Graeme, Ian, Wrinkles, Rex, PJ, Jamison. Gordy - all $0

     

    I am no te akau supporter but thanks for saying I am lol 

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  5. Well that was a better day at the magic millions good to see the clearance rate up to 86.96% and the average has gone up around $22,000 to $293,781.

    Also great to see a new top lot beating yesterday's top lot by a staggering $950,000 a zoustar filly out of solar charged ($2,600,000) it will be interesting to see if this filly stays the top lot heading into day 3.

    On a side note how good is it to see 3 fillies in the top 5 lots means that there is some very smart investment on the gold coast and people are there just not to buy a race horse as we all no with buying a filly your just not buying the physical article but also buying the page as that will never change if anything it should just get better.
     
  6. 18 minutes ago, vanturk said:

    I see t a purchase  a couple

    But will not be the top purchaser of the sale they are just another buyer at this sale, you would think they would be buying up some of the nicer types but the big boys who buy on 2 year old type will make sure they are not evan in the same ball park, they will not  make a dint in the overall Grosse but thanks for pointing out they were apart of the buying bench to some degree in my personal opinion they are only buying to be seen buying at the gold coast all apart of there marketing strategy look at us approach will be interesting to see how the purchases do on the race track will they ever win a 2 year old magic millions my guess is not as they can't control the entry's into the race. 

     

    *The above is my personal opinion. 

  7. Well that was an interesting 1st day of the magic millions was abit of a slow burn to start the day but there was some fire works late in the day with lot 153 a colt by i am invincible out of the winning golden slipper mare in mossfun fetching $1,650,000 will that be the sales topper???

    I was surprised in the clearance rate of 82.72% with how slow it started a few vondors would of been thinking how are we going to maximize profit, but with an average of $271,343 most will be happy with that unless your the vendor of the justify colt that went for a total of $20,000.

    On a side note I see the super Seth colt out of miss bling fetched $250,000, so the market is there for the first season sire who's by one of my favorites in dundeel who Peter will no very well. 

    Will be very interesting to see how the rest of book 1 of the mm stacks up and how it transpires into the rest of the sales season. 

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  8. 2 minutes ago, curious said:

    I don't have the numbers but doubt the TA performance is any better or worse than anyone else who buys and races horses here?

    But are the spending the amounts TA are????

  9. Just now, vanturk said:

    Because I'm not 1 to judge on performance.  Either you want to invest or you don't. 

    But shouldn't that be the main measure on the reason to invest. 

  10. 2 hours ago, vanturk said:

    Not that I agree with this  forum, I  read t a maybe setting  up a  base in aussie 

    Why don't you agree with what's being said it's all facts based that are all public if you want to put that work in. 

  11. 13 minutes ago, slam dunk said:

    Gai WAterhouse set up with Te Akau in New Zealand. Seemed to fizzle out without really getting off the ground.

    As TA like full control. 

  12. 4 hours ago, Hesi said:

    Still the question remains, why do so many people support such poor results

    Is it a social experience thing?

    Is it in the hope of getting a champion one day?

    Or is it that they are unaware of such poor results?

    No question Tom that they have been huge for racing in NZ, but they don't do it for that reason, they are a business that does it to make money

    Or is it the fact when you buy in it is extremely hard to buy out!!!!!!

  13. 51 minutes ago, Hesi said:

    Still the question remains, why do so many people support such poor results

    Is it a social experience thing?

    Is it in the hope of getting a champion one day?

    Or is it that they are unaware of such poor results?

    No question Tom that they have been huge for racing in NZ, but they don't do it for that reason, they are a business that does it to make money

    A business that wants to be successful and seen running with the wolf's will never due anything that will be detrimental as it will expose that they should be running with the hounds and with TA its all about image and making sure they are at the top of the pile evan if it's a pile of duds. 

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