The performance enhancer paradox

 

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John Berry (European Trainer - issue 38 - Summer 2012)

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Have horse, will travel

 

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(European Trainer - issue 36 - Winter 2011)

Declaration time – anomalies around the world

Just when I thought that things in the administrative world could not get any worse, they did, though it took a trip to South Africa to discover the elements of an entry and declaration system that, at face value, makes any problems faced by European racehorse owners and trainers look like a little local difficulty.

Howard Wright (European Trainer - issue 14 - Summer 2006)

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The growing pattern - how and why new races have been added

Very few ideas for radical change in horseracing are either universally popular or accepted at the first time of asking. And that’s if a single authority is involved. When a group of nations, some of which have a history of antipathy, bordering on hostility, towards each other’s proposals, come together to examine a programme of alterations, the chances of a speedy and amicable resolution are even slimmer. 

Howard Wright (European Trainer - issue 7 - Spring 2004)

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