12/11/11

THE DREAM BEGINS {a work in progress} CHANGING TO MEET TODAY'S BUSY LIFESTYLE

Back in January 2005 Druidracing was a dream, in a few months the dream gradually gained momentum and Cowra Pacing Syndications surfaced as the early name with a free website started. A model was based on various other syndication methods circulating at the time but after some consultation the idea was altered, changed and designed and another model was designed and finally with a lot of help and  persistence we have arrived at the current structure.

Just over 3 years into the dream we have had 5 winners {enjoyment plus} and we are improving our stock to increase the competitive edge that is required to compete successfully in Harness Racing.

With our association with ABALEETAH RACING STABLES it has given the Dream a huge move forward.

Druidracing was named after our first horse Cashel Druid. When Cashel Druid required a spell we purchased Zed Ex Ten a rather large animal compared with Cashel Druid.

A trip to the Goulburn ready to run sales we purchased 2 unamed  2YO , a colt by Aces nd Sevens and a Filly by OK BYE.

The filly had 2 starts as a 2YO Chloe no Clue was retired after a injury sustained in a storm.

Not raced as a 2YO now named Druids Ace showed early promise with a solid first up 4th at Young.

The Stable increases by 2 . we have obtained an interest in Very good race mares Northern Delight and Sorry I Aint .

After purchasing the interest in these mares and enjoying success with a 2nd and 3rd  i had trouble as they turned for home " which one do I cheer for"  Ummm both top feeling.

Off to Menangle (the soon to be Home of Harness racing in NSW). Excitement Plus with our 2 mares in the final. Ruled out by the form guide Northern Delight sat in the death then treated a strong field with contempt and charged home to win to the delight of the owners 50/1, unfortunately Sorry I aint dropped out to finish last.

Sorry I Aint has since been sold and now still races in the Wagga Area.

Northern Delight (2 wins) raced on to win another race at Canberra and solid second at Harold Park (redemption 27.6 last 1/4), she was retired in early Feb 2010.

Along came a 3YO filly JEN AICH larger than first thought with a few interesting talents.

July 2010 saw the end of the Career of Cashel Druid 102 starts 5 wins and 23 places.

He bowed out gracefully winning 3 races Parkes, Cowra and Forbes (presidents cup) after the decision to retire him. 

With a small team of horses Druidracing brings enjoyment to all and sundry who are involved.

LIVE THE DREAM !!!!!!!!!    BE PART OF MY DREAM  that turned into reality.

Thanks for reading this dream, call me and I can tell you how great it is to race Standard Breds  041 765 1942