Black Caviar - a big moment in sport

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Marvin
Marvin
WA
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WA, 725 posts
22 Jun 2012 10:51pm
Tomorrow night Black Caviar attempts to make 22 consecutive wins at Royal Ascot in the Group 1 Diamond Jubilee Stakes.

Coverage begins at 11pm AEST.

Bruce McAvaney provides a preview to Black Caviar's race.

The big race is 12:45am AEST (Sunday).

Melbourne 11pm Live on Channel 7
Adelaide 10.30pm Live on Channel 7
Sydney 11pm Live on 7mate
Brisbane 11pm Live on 7mate
Perth 9pm Live on 7mate
Test pilot 1
Test pilot 1
WA
1430 posts
WA, 1430 posts
22 Jun 2012 11:46pm
Hey Marv, since when is tomorrow night Sunday, when today is Friday. Uh uh
tightlines
tightlines
WA
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WA, 3510 posts
23 Jun 2012 1:35am
Tomorrow night Edit: Tonight when it is on in Perth at 1045pm (WST) it will be Sunday on the East Coast (AEST)
log man
log man
VIC
8289 posts
VIC, 8289 posts
23 Jun 2012 9:27am
Sorry mate but it's horse racing, it's not sport....it's just betting
kiteboy dave
kiteboy dave
QLD
6525 posts
QLD, 6525 posts
23 Jun 2012 11:09am
It's sport... if you're a horse
theDoctor
theDoctor
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NSW, 5786 posts
23 Jun 2012 11:18am

Ohhh, a horse wins a horse race....

Big deal, a horse always wins a horse race...
Sailhack
Sailhack
VIC
5000 posts
VIC, 5000 posts
23 Jun 2012 1:30pm
Regardless of your preference, the horse is a legend in it's field. Congrats to the owners/trainers/breeders for the achievement...and obviously to the horse itself. I'm not a horse-racing person, nor gambler but I can see that it's a momentous achievement.

As for the argument whether it's a sport??? what actually defines a 'sport'?

...from the oxford dictionary;

"Pronunciation: /spɔːt/
noun
1an activity involving physical exertion and skill in which an individual or team competes against another or others for entertainment"


I'll bet that Horse-racing pretty much covers that definition.
theDoctor
theDoctor
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5786 posts
NSW, 5786 posts
23 Jun 2012 1:48pm

Bah, a horse is a horse...
japie
japie
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NSW, 7146 posts
23 Jun 2012 2:28pm
theDoctor said...


Bah, a horse is a horse...


A horse is a turner.

It turns grass into ****.
Ian K
Ian K
WA
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WA, 4170 posts
23 Jun 2012 12:40pm
Our species has a lot to answer for in the way we manipulate the genetics of domestic species for financial gain.

Thouroughbreds have more than their share of health problems as a byproduct of race-winning speed.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thoroughbred
stuk
stuk
NSW
894 posts
NSW, 894 posts
23 Jun 2012 2:53pm
theDoctor said...


Bah, a horse is a horse...


of course, of course unless his name is Mr Ed
mineral1
mineral1
WA
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WA, 4564 posts
23 Jun 2012 12:59pm
Ian K said...

Our species has a lot to answer for in the way we manipulate the genetics of domestic species for financial gain.

Thouroughbreds have more than their share of health problems as a byproduct of race-winning speed.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thoroughbred


Most not aware that the average un heralded usually has an ending that is combined with a top up of lead.
Mates wife takes these when the race days are done, to try and reduce this, and retrain, mostly it is beyond her capacity...sadly.
me, I just like horses, for what they can do and be, as just a "horse" .
Hope she wins, and has a relaxed life after racing, just like her Mum
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