another perspective jurors, husband posted a picture of obama and trump from 2016 and said, i don t think this is what they meant. orange is the new black. the last juror was not dismissed because it was her husband s pose what what do you make of this? is there some karma, some irony in that donald trump, the king of offensive social media sitting there listening to tweets about him he s probably seeing them for the first time because he likes to see the happy stuff. but the internet is written in indelible ink. everything you ve done, every path you ve made is there for people to find. i mean, i don t even want to think think about the things i ve tweeted or said online or anywhere else. and so you know, when you re in positions where you might get scrutinized like a jury or the head of npr they were else you re going to have that happen to you and you either have to say yeah, that s what i said or i don t think it anymore, but you re gonna you re gonna live and die by it essentially
Horses are her “everything” and harness racing has been the answer for young southern New South Wales trainer Chelsea Collins. And Collins, who trains from the Albury Harness Racing Track, is being rewarded for her dedication this season by her consistent three-year-old Wot Dya Reckon (Sweet Lou). The filly broke through for her maiden win
It was a case of beginner’s luck for Melbourne based harness racing trainer Albert Cefai when he made the long trek to Charlton for the first time earlier this week. Cefai, who trains a small team at Rockbank, was forced to look at alternatives for his veteran pacer River Patrol (Live Or Die) and trotter
Are you interested in sponsoring this column? All enquiries: Peter Wharton phone 0409 192 532 Breeding authority Peter Wharton presents harness racing news on breeding from Australia, New Zealand and North America brought to you by Garrard’s Horse & Hound. Hunter Cup siring trifecta Rather a notable siring feat was credited to the Cam’s Card Shark horse
Northern Southland harness racing stud Macca Lodge has three yearlings on their books for the NZB Standardbred Sales in Christchurch next month. Brent and Sheree McIntyre along with their son Caine have been operating the 600 acre stud since 2008, when they purchased the well known Jaccka Lodge from Charlie and Alisa Smaill. Brent’s racing