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Author Topic: David Hayes Euroa  (Read 989 times)
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Original Post 2012-Jan-12, 09:06 AM

Just caught some of TVN's This Racing Life on David Hayes and his new home at Euroa ,very interesting viewing. thumbsup

While Euroa doesn't look as picture perfect as the old home at Lindsay Park it has every imagineable facility so if the horses are good enough he's bound to train lots of winners.

Multiple stable barns each with 30 extra large boxes, covered day yards,spelling paddocks,several galloping tracks, iced water walkers, several sand rolls,galloping treadmill,farriers shed,in house vet,video of gallops for streaming to owners when fully operational,everything  designed and purpose built

Apparently no trouble in recruiting and retaining stable workers from overeas as it's located in the Rural category which is an Immigration Go Zone not like the metropolitan areas where the bigger stables are located.

His aim is max of 120 horses including 40 or so spellers and to concentrate on Melb,Syd & Adelaide.

Looks like he has a lovely family too to carry on the Hayes dynasty.
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2012-Jan-13, 08:25 AM

So what does he do when has breaks of 213 and 250 days between races?


I assume he stayed in light work. They do not let their horses get fat in a paddock.


I did find it strange when David Hayes said Americain had never been in a paddock like he his at Euroa.
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2012-Jan-14, 04:10 AM

So what does he do when has breaks of 213 and 250 days between races?


prepares for those races
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2012-Jan-20, 10:44 AM

I've seen the TVN "shorts" for the show but haven't seen the full show.

So, should I change my tried and tested system of looking through a field and putting a big red line through anything trained by him?


http://www.championpicks.com.au/blog/

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2012-Jan-21, 10:49 AM

Hats off to TVN for This racing life,David Hayes,the only negative for me was Bruce hosting it.The best days of my racing life were when Colin Hayes was alive and he chose our syndicate horses,what a eye he had for a horse the only thing I didn't like was when I pestered him to buy Testa Rosa at the sales but he wouldn't instead spent 80k on Special Dane's sibling who we didn't get a run out of before selling him to the Olympic Federation who raced him first and won a couple of races well and truely getting a profit from him,that's racing life Sad.
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2012-Feb-25, 06:22 AM

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/superracing/hayes-leaves-no-stone-unturned-in-his-pursuit-of-excellence-at-his-new-lindsay-park/story-fn67tkww-1226279906130
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