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R1. Westminster National Business Finance Handicap -  1 January 1970 preview

R1. Westminster National Business Finance Handicap - 1 January 1970

Perth Turf Talk | Fri 13 March, 2015

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Dueton has carried 60.5kg at both starts savaging the line first-up when he found trouble throughout and then plugging away when ridden closed to the speed behind talented duo She's A Virtue and Temporise. Drops 4kg on those runs with the claim for inform apprentice Jordan Turner and I think that he is the way to go in the opener. Bet365 offer their usual ridiculous prices and I snapped up as much of the $9 eachway as they would allow, now into around 3.90 and that seems a more reasonable price. Should be beating these. Inok is a grand old galloper who has been very good to me, will jump and roll with only 54.5kg on his back but this is a rise in grade. Need A Lift is a tiny little mare with a massive heart, will give her all and be charging home off the back of a hot speed.

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User kittrad

kittrad 24 Mar | Posts: 38

Congrats to the winners here. Too bad I was away and wasn't able to put on some money here. 

User paraletic

paraletic 15 Mar | Posts: 3721

Bobs tried horse sale wouldnt qualify his operation as commercial, surely. Doubt he'd be getting benefited in that way I was referring to breeders that sell at the yearling sales etc not bobs operation.

User DamienWyer

DamienWyer 15 Mar | Posts: 7463

Several years ago, as I understand the ruling, the ATO isolated your business interests so you could not offset your profits from one, and lever them against your losses in another. This had a huge impact on the breeding Industry and it's growth.Now I think I ...

User PunterPete

PunterPete 15 Mar | Posts: 189

Bob has the money..its a passion to him, has been for decades and hopefully for decades to come. EXACTLY my point he's not in it to make money most likely has not over the years he's a rich guy who loves the sport an can afford to chuck large amounts at his...

User ColourfulRD

ColourfulRD 15 Mar | Posts: 454

Looks like Pike might be off to the sin bin after military reign. Seemed to have caused Ryan Hill to soil his dacks half way down the straight. Let's see if diplomatic immunity kicks in around the same time as the big races again. He got time Bobby Ge...

User thefalcon

thefalcon 15 Mar | Posts: 20212

Bob has the money..its a passion to him, has been for decades and hopefully for decades to come.

User darkshines

darkshines 15 Mar | Posts: 2825

Bobs tried horse sale wouldnt qualify his operation as commercial, surely. Doubt he'd be getting benefited in that way

User paraletic

paraletic 15 Mar | Posts: 3721

I think you can only claim losses if its seen as a commercial operation. For example a breeder must offer the horses for sale and if there is a loss it is claimable? That is my very simplistic opinion of it. Im not an accountant.

User SPUDLEY

SPUDLEY 15 Mar | Posts: 1507

I could go into more detail but as I have left the stud side of things I still have knowledge that I will not divulge on this site.

User Carlosa

Carlosa 15 Mar | Posts: 1285

ATO don't just allow businesses to run at a loss...not saying this doesn't happen but it ain't that simple.