Have Betfred just out bid MOD?

the reality is as follows:

1: MOD and we move from bootie bootie and onto sister sister with a sprinkle of the chosen few
2: Betfred well what they did here in the UK with the tote is deplorable.

The only way I can look at this is that at the age of 50 i have about 20-25 years left and that is if I'm lucky so what ever happens to racing happens. Its dead either way the glory days will never return.

I have not given up 100% in fact we bought ore horses but to be honest either option is not for me.

....maybe MOD should let Fred get ahead.....and try take a smaller piece of the pie....why not nourish Cape racing and help it stand alone with a bespoke Dubanville training centre and not get embroiled with the mess that Phum created.... best Let Fred sort that out by building a better tote that can generate viable income streams to support the other assets that suck all the potential profits....if Fred gets the lot those Cape boys are going to get a shorter end of the very short stick....and with all our eggs in their basket nothing will remain unscrambled....then Humpty may never ever be fixed....:dry: .

I am being told by a variety of sources that John Stuart has been shouting his mouth off about him being the man that will head up Betfred SA operations.

.....no surprises here as all the usual suspects will also be polishing up their CV's.....the Betfred option will be no better than the coterie controlled Phum.....:dry:

......can we really handle the bowling club brigade being at the helm again.....:sick:

Muhti, you surely are not serious about WC racing???

Couldn't stand on their own, ran at a loss when sponsored by GC and continue to run at a loss with Phum and that is not even taking into account how little the tote turnover in the WC is. Maybe get the bookmakers to sponsor racing there?

If anything the WC should be reduced to 1 meeting a week until they bolster their fields.

Fairview with 1 course and 2 tracks have more horses racing weekly than WC with 2 courses and 3 tracks...

.....they seem to have pulled finger since the lockdown scare.....but they still need an injection and if and when Phum get a Fred make over .....there may be much more Vaalies heading to the sea.....should the Cape boys look at selling Milnerton and developing Durbanville(get MOD to buy into it) the Cape will be the ideal racing mans utopia....free from the smelly dump and frost ravaged winter tracks....:huh:

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