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The Corner with Garry Chittick
Many years ago, Mary and I attended the Annual Time Form dinner, staged the night before the races at York. It was an unusual format with spouses separated, not a bad idea so long as you were compatible with your mixed table.
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The Corner with Garry Chittick
Well, it’s taken a while, but it seems appropriate to comment on Colm Santry’s article on Australasian breeding trends. I have been doing this a long time, breeding horses that is, and to be fair the last 60 years has only reinforced my view that attempting to breed money has always coloured the view of a number of breeders.
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The Corner with Garry Chittick
It is rightfully said there is nothing less endearing than those that dwell on the past, but it is Christmas, a little reminiscing is the norm. Anyway, I would not be dragging up the past …
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The Corner with Garry Chittick
Following a couple of weeks off, Garry is back sharing his thoughts on recent events as the Tattersalls December Sale, greyhound racing being phased out in New Zealand, his Group-winning darling Sethito from his dual Group 1-winning mare Suavito and by Super Seth, and more!
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The Corner with Garry Chittick
From the cancellation of Te Rapa on Saturday to Via Sistina’s two-length record-breaking performance in the Cox Plate – purchased for $10,000 as a yearling and then 2.7 million guineas as a mare – to VRC Carnival week, Garry’s covering it all – enjoy!
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The Corner with Garry Chittick
The thrill of racing can be unpredictable, like Bantam Rooster one day, Feather Duster the next. Last week, I Wish I Win’s run in the Everest was a mystery, despite perfect preparation. Even the best horses have off days, and without answers, all we can do is wonder.
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The Corner with Garry Chittick
This is a very emotive time of the year for we tragics who love being part of our Thoroughbred industry. I wonder if industry is a correct description of our sport. I say emotive because …
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