yes you can long as under 55lb :thumbsup:fallenangel said:can i run my new pup then shes from a greyhound mum and vivs quest dont think she will be over 55lb.she carnt be registerd till next year after shes had her jabs
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yes you can long as under 55lb :thumbsup:fallenangel said:can i run my new pup then shes from a greyhound mum and vivs quest dont think she will be over 55lb.she carnt be registerd till next year after shes had her jabs
thanx shaz i realised that after i posted it is rididulous capping though imo the majority of members who dont have scratch dogs and never will have scratch dogs voted for it.. ridicilous imo. wonder how many scratch racers actually voted for it as after all we r the ones it will affect i voted against it.sharon whincop said:Carole I think if some one breeds what ever % it is to a greyhound then no matter what the weight it can't run. Think that's what they mean. I agree with the new way of breeding but pups born already or within the next 9 weeks should be able to run. Capping is a bit stupid as anyone could get a throw back no matter what the breeding. But at the end of the day that's what the majority of members wanted.
thanks it woudnt stop me getting her and i would have just raced her in the feds but do think all rules should start from pups born after a set date say march next yearahorsnall said:yes you can long as under 55lb :thumbsup:fallenangel said:can i run my new pup then shes from a greyhound mum and vivs quest dont think she will be over 55lb.she carnt be registerd till next year after shes had her jabs
mutley said:forgot to say no one cared about no limit size until the supreme scratch came in you never had a 40 or 36 running with the big fellas so there wasnt a problem
I take it Karen will be running her dog next year as i said in the PM to Karenhellbound said:the only thing i will say is, I NEW WHAT I WAS SECONDING WITH KAREN PROPOSAL ON DRUG TESTING, IT WOULD SEEM YOU DID,NT as you sent a pm telling karen that Harvey would still be able to race under the proposal to cap at 55lb, maybe you should worry more about what your putting your name to and less about having your finger NOW WHERE WAS IT YOU HAD IT (w00t) (w00t)john m said:I am pleased that my finger is on the pulse of whippet racing, and a nearly 2 to 1 majority proves that fact, whilst you are having a pop at me may i defend myself and say that the I.R.G. had a meeting last night and made the top weight limit of scratch racing with the I.R.G. at 40lb, its called having the courage of your confictions. Also i wonder why as a BWRA rep you are so out of touch with the thoughts of its members, no capping you thought, the members voted otherwise, drug testing you said, the members voted otherwise, you seem to make a habit of going against the members wishes, wether it be the BWRA or the now defunct and disgraced NWRF, you carry on your way, and i will mine.hellbound said:i was at both meetings reps and agm and at the reps meeting voted that the cap of 55lb should not go out as a proposal i dont feel its workable the only way to bring the breeding weight if needed down is stop breeding greyhound back to 1/2 or 3/4 greyhound and that was already addressed with another proposal, the proposal to cap at 55lb as everyone voted today will only effect pups that are not reg with the bwra as off the start of this years registration any pup already on the bwra books will stay on and run if they go above 55lb, i also ask if members who reg a pup at the start of this year and that dog then makes 56lb and above and find they cant race in none ped whippet racing (w00t) sorry i mean just the bwra none ped whippet racing lol, will that member get there money back it was after some banter agreed they will,
as far as i can see this cap will only arm the bwra membership its mad :wacko: , the two member who put this proposal forward are both on the top table of the nnwrf who will keep no limit and 1 member who runs the irg who will also keep no limit racing so the only organization that will suffer with a full in membership will be the bwra , well done the 2 members not a bad days work, and yes i know it was the members who voted it in (w00t) (w00t)
Just because i serve on another body does not mean that i do not support other groups as well, I will do anything for the Bwra on racedays if they require it , In the past i have printed programmes, half way judged in filthy conditions, I did not hear you put up for a working job yesterday.
As for capping not working it already exist in 16 lb, 32 lb form for handicap dogs
as for working for the bwra think back to last years championships program and who did the photo finish this year on both days
great u know how bad nikki is? lol wonder who will have the job of heaving all the big dogs on the scales?mutley said:i think they will all have to be weighed carole
best join weight watchers lolmutley said:dont let her put 8 pound on (w00t)
I CAN ALSO SEE WHERE YOUR COMMING FROM JOHN BUT WHEN I BRED MY LITTERS I BRED THEM WITHIN THE CURRENT RULES AND THEY SHOULD NOT NOW BE TOLD THEY CAN NOT RUN . I WILL WATCH WHAT I BREED IN THE FUTURE AS I HAVE DONE USING TINKER MAN WITH GREAT SUCSESSJOHNG said:mutley said:forgot to say no one cared about no limit size until the supreme scratch came in you never had a 40 or 36 running with the big fellas so there wasnt a problem
gary it's not really about the size of the dogs it's the way they are being bred.
we all know there will be throw backs that go over 55lb even breeding the normal way i.e. small whippet x greyhound ( in my opinion they should be allowed to run because they are bred the correct way)
and the only way to stop people breeding they way they are is to put a cap on them.
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