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General Category => Harness Racing => Topic started by: augustaandy on January 02, 2023, 01:29:57 PM
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still no entries up, extended deadline repeatedly
they may not have lots of horses
sale is 14 days away and no entries yet, I never saw something like this before
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Ongait and prefered oline
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Ongait and prefered oline
Bingo.
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horse shortage
too many east coast tracks
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agreed re the online sales
a live stand alone mixed sale is not really worth it
shipping horses, spending a day at the sale etc
harrisburg makes sense to have one as everyone is there and timing is right
other than that online sales do a good job filling the gap
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On line sales take about 4 or 5 percent
Harrisburg and bigm sales about 14 percent take out with all the bullshit charges
Do the math
People are starting to realize Fck them
On gait and preferred better options
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On line sales take about 4 or 5 percent
Harrisburg and bigm sales about 14 percent take out with all the bullshit charges
Do the math
People are starting to realize Fck them
On gait and preferred better options
more like 11%
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done it in previous years. 14% with all the add-ons. They add on everything imaginable.
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CANCELED!!! Lack of entries. Sale sucked lately anyway! tmbz1
https://ustrottingnews.com/tattersalls-winter-mixed-sale-canceled/
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they cannibalize their winter sale with the weekly on-line sales
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Ya don't have to wait, get rid of one anytime.
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Ya don't have to wait, get rid of one anytime.
Exactly, you don't have to wait for sales anymore. Can get rid of them in less than a week now.
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predictable
as stated earlier there is no need for it and i dont suspect we will ever hear it mentioned again
preferred did the right strategy in introducing online sales to combat ongait and in effect killed their own mixed sale but in the long run they are much better off as are most
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Question:
When buying a horse through online autions, is it standard practice to buy the horse unseen, or is the sale generally subject to inspection/bloodwork?
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Question:
When buying a horse through online autions, is it standard practice to buy the horse unseen, or is the sale generally subject to inspection/bloodwork?
Generally unseen unless the horse is local.Watch replays, and hopefully you know someone who sees the horse daily, in person.