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Yes thats right Gaz, I said the big good looking one, and you said well it can't be Steve then.mutley said:oh i thought one of em was steve fletch reckoned it was sorry geof
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Yes thats right Gaz, I said the big good looking one, and you said well it can't be Steve then.mutley said:oh i thought one of em was steve fletch reckoned it was sorry geof
I new I would come in usefull one day how huch do I get payed for sitting on them :lol: :lol: :lol:JOHNG said:p.s.if not it would be a good idea to hire one of them fat girls to sit on them to stop this happening :- " :- "
tony i was talking to mr charlie lister last night at nottingham greyhound stadium he asked me when you were going to start a club up were greyhounds could run with the non ped whippets.Tony Taylor said:Scratch racing might be on the increase but not in the No Limit on the bends it isn't. Just compare the number of entries for No Limit races on the bends with the number of entries for similar races on the straights. How many No Limit dogs was it for the last bend champs ? 2 ?gary farmer said:When will the BWRA realise that scratch racing is on the increase and is a good promotion fcr the sport. In my opinion a scratch dog regardless of how it is bred is a non ped. whippet or whippet/greyhound that has not made the criteria of non ped whippet racing. This means it cannot run between the classes of 16-32 lbs so larger classes were made 36-40 lb no limit as a separate option to save owners having to get rid of a dog because it is too big. This dog will be used to breed at a later date to produce more scratch dogs or more whippets but NONE WILL BE EXCLUDED, this again in my opinion creates a healthy gene pool. MOLLY STAG TOP BROOD BITCH 2006 proves this.
When will certain people realise if they have a 36 lb dog under BWRA rules that happens to fit in a whippet trap then it should still be treated as a scratch dog and not as a whippet and the larger scratch dogs should not be forced to fit into a whippet trap just to give this dog an advantage
GAry farmer
Straights and bends racing are different in a number of repects and one of the obvious ones is that straight races are run out of whippet traps. Now it would appear from the larger entries in straight racing that a significant number of No Limit dogs can actually fit in whippet traps so to say it's only 36lb that can fit in these traps isn't the case.
No doubt these No Limit dogs that race on the straights are just as useful for the gene pool. I can't actually think of any 7/8ths ghds that have contributed to the whippet gene pool though. I'm sorry but it's just not credible to say the intention of breeding 7/8ths ghd is to produce whippets.
If you want to find out why there is such antipathy towards No Limit dogs and why there are such low entries in bend No Limit races I think you need look no further than the use of ghd types in bend racing. Unsuprisingly the more voiciferous opponents of any change in the rules have a vested interest in the production and use of these ghd types.
My view is that there should be more weight splits for scratch racing and ghds should be allowed in the No Limit.
I'm suprised at how long it took before someone had read the small print in WN and discovered this little gem ( there's another in the small print) It's not as if it's the first time this has happened. We have proposals, AGMs, postal votes and reps meetings which all decide one thing then the committee go away and decide something else amongst themselves. It's not as if there's any accountability in a real sense either. Faces seem to magicaly appear on the top table without any input from the members.
The constitution needs changing to bring on long serving whippet racers onto the committee to vote on such matters without them needing to hold any particular office.
Me toosharon whincop said:I e-mailed the Bwra on Tuesday about this and another matter but still havn't got a reply.
To promote the sport of whippet racing you silly BillyNEILPEM said:i emailed em too,waste of time ,fxxk knows why they have a webb site
yeah i spent weeks getting MY DOG ready for the fed champs and wot happened there i couldnt believe it suejasper. said:MAYBE THEY ARE KEEPING IT A SECRET. SO THAT WHEN THE PEOPLE WITH THE BIG DOGS HAVE SPENT WEEKS, GETTING THERE DOGS FIT, AND WASTED PETROL, AND TIME GETTING THERE,..ONLY TO BE TOLD THAT THEY HAVE TO RUN FROM WHIPPET TRAPS.
S. Rodgers said:yeah i spent weeks getting MY DOG ready for the fed champs and wot happened there i couldnt believe it suejasper. said:MAYBE THEY ARE KEEPING IT A SECRET. SO THAT WHEN THE PEOPLE WITH THE BIG DOGS HAVE SPENT WEEKS, GETTING THERE DOGS FIT, AND WASTED PETROL, AND TIME GETTING THERE,..ONLY TO BE TOLD THAT THEY HAVE TO RUN FROM WHIPPET TRAPS.
Only if you volunteer to pick the traps up for the champs lolGRAHAM PEM said:going of the topic abit now can anyone let me know how much it costs to put a tow bar on my car if so can i borrow a bit of the bwra to have it fitted.
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NO DENISE HE NEEDS A TRAILER AND HORSE BOX TO GET HIS DOG THERE LOL :clown:DENISE BAILEY said:Only if you volunteer to pick the traps up for the champs lolGRAHAM PEM said:going of the topic abit now can anyone let me know how much it costs to put a tow bar on my car if so can i borrow a bit of the bwra to have it fitted.
one very unhappy member
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