Race bitch for sale!
Her racing name is MUM'S RECIPE.
She is still a maiden!

Has had 5 starts...
Only had the 2 starts with myself.

Last trialled at Geelong over 347m in 20.19 (20.04.2009)
and 20.16 (13.04.2009)

Very quick out of the boxes.... struggling to gain a start in city!

Have nommed her last few weeks, but she hasn't had a start. Been reserve a few times.

She is bred by Exceptional X Daria's Joy

Would ideally suit country or interstate, however will do well in city if she does gain a start.

She has been nommed for Geelong on 11.05.2009

She is in exceptional nick, no vices at all! Can Email pictures if desired.

$750 o.n.o

Matt 0422 490 106

hahah i love this joke sale crap

the line "Very quick out of the boxes.... struggling to gain a start in city!"
followed by "Would ideally suit country or interstate, however will do well in city if she does gain a start."

lmao dude she has had 5 starts for 0-0-0, ran once at the meadows and went 32.01, and before you say she was checked it says c1 next to her name...add a 27.51 ballarat quali, 20.84,20.66 20.99 over the short at geelong, 20.13 at heallsville, 19.21 at cranbourne and i better add her best run a second in a cranbourne quali in 18.47...

and your only asking $750 farkkkkkk im not one to knock people seeling dogs, but gees come on now, do you believe your own dribble about " do well in the city if it gains a start" not knocking you for moving it on, but im knocking you for asking cash for it cause it is an attempt to make something out of a dog who at very best should be a give away...and why do i think you actually got this dog as a giver away yourself?

murrayhewitt i hope you havent bought this dog and paid cash for it

Yes nick, I got suckered into that trap myself. Payed $600 for my bloke with the seller telling me that he has all the traits of a good beginner and trialled some incredible times.

I've had him for 12 months now and have raced him 11 times. He can't run out of sight on a dark night and he's always breaking down. I have managed to win a couple of races with him in the bush and his times are nothing flash. But you live and learn to the fact there is a lot of bullshitters in this game.
Anyway mate I'm having fun with him and he might pinch a couple more wins for me, plus I have only him and I'm learning off him.

coops

Sounds like you have done well Coops!! $600 and you have won a few.These sorts of dogs are good to learn from as you soon work out what you need in a dog in order to win races and they give you a bit of a grounding in the sport!
Anyone who says the dog has just been "unlucky" is useally full of shit!! A dog makes its own luck, there is 4-5 "unlucky" dogs every race!!

Yes Gippy I have done well with him. Yes he cost me $600. He has cost me 4 times that much fixing him up so he can get to the track. Yes he is a good dog to learn from and I've learned heaps from him and still learning. I know many people would not have persevered with this dog as much as I have but I'll never give up on him. At the moment he has a busted hock and I'll fix that too. He's not getting any younger he's nearly 4 years old. Wether he comes back from this injury, time will tell.

I'm not grumbling about what I payed for him, It's just the bullshit I was fed after I bought him. I really hate that. It really plays on your mind when someone tells you about how good the dog is and he shows you nothing anywhere near what you have been told. I would have rathered they say nothing.

coops

As Nick sometimes says "Hmmmmmmm".

Murray me old fruit gum, I never said that I got ripped off and didn't say he wasn't any good. I reckon he was a bargin for $600. and he's beaten dogs that cost 10 times more than that.
Thats the price I wanted to pay for him without knowing anything about him. But the bullshit started flying after I bought him and had him for a month.
I hope to win a few more races with him but no where near in the times I have been told he can run. EG: WP...sub 30's, Bulli 26.10, Goulburn, 25.50. I have raced and trialled him on those tracks and he is 1sec slower than those times. But one day he might and thats the day I'm waiting for, even if he is 4 year old.

G'day Yutha mate, long time no see.

coops

that dog mums recipe was only advitised twoday ago as a giveaway
the prio to that it was on the greyhound auction site and got sold 4 300 dollars now it a giveaway

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coops