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West Australian Racing
cookieespcookieesp    50 posts
West Australian Racing

Q:how do you get a race start with a trail embargo on a horse in the country ???


A:shout loud enough in the head Stewarts ear and he will over rule the embargo ,wether you have done the right thing with your horse  from an owners point of view this makes a mockery of the whole system ,lets hope the horse behaves or humble pie might be on the menu


 

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  • paraleticparaletic    3,750 posts
    what horse you refering to?
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  • cookieespcookieesp    50 posts

    maggies a gem

    my horse behaved in the same manner an I was told it would have to trail for safety reason ,so that's exactly what happened passed a trial all good

    there has been no official trial since then

    how does that work ???

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  • trustygustytrustygusty    103 posts
    Perhaps it had a jump out? Sometime in country areas the club steward will pass horse after jumpouts. Often when there are no trials available. Which wouldnt be in Esperance.
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  • cookieespcookieesp    50 posts

    if that is the case it seems abit unfair that I had to wait to trial my horse and no jump out was made available to my trainer as they were told had to trail and I believe the same was said in the stewards report about the above mentioned horse ,,seems to be one rule for one happening

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  • RIORIO    14,902 posts
    cookieesp said:


    if that is the case it seems abit unfair that I had to wait to trial my horse and no jump out was made available to my trainer as they were told had to trail and I believe the same was said in the stewards report about the above mentioned horse ,,seems to be one rule for one happening

    that is RWWA...there rules are generally construed depending on who you are for just about anything.

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  • trustygustytrustygusty    103 posts
    cookieesp said:

    if that is the case it seems abit unfair that I had to wait to trial my horse and no jump out was made available to my trainer as they were told had to trail and I believe the same was said in the stewards report about the above mentioned horse ,,seems to be one rule for one happening

    Is your horse in Esperance? Perhaps the trainer of the other horse was proactive about organising a jump out?
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  • cookieespcookieesp    50 posts
    if the definition of jump out is walk the horse around the parade ring three times and then watch the track gallop then yes ...It had a jump out ???????? 
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