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Dennis Ryan

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Letter to the editor: The erosion of democracy in racing

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By Dennis Ryan
| The Thoroughbred Report AusNZ
Cover image courtesy of TracksideNZ It’s just gone 6 o’clock on the morning of April 25, the day we Australians and New Zealanders pause to remember an essential part of our history as ANZACs together. No, I’m not down at the local cenotaph for the dawn parade; instead I’m in the office of my Matamata home, tuned into the live television coverage of our capital’s dawn service. How timely therefore, that I want to discuss what I, along with others, see as the erosion of democracy in racing.
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Telegraph record-holder happy with McDonald booking

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By Dennis Ryan
| LOVERACING.NZ
No-one knows better than Lance O’Sullivan what it takes to win the Gr.1 TAB Telegraph (1200m), which is as good a recommendation as any around the engagement of James McDonald for Tomodachi in the Trentham Group One sprint. During O’Sullivan’s storied jockey career, encompassing 12 premierships and 62 Group One wins in his homeland as well as international majors for a career tally of 2,479, the Telegraph stands like a beacon.
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Wexford looking to Te Rapa with proven and fresh talent

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By Dennis Ryan
| buff.ly
Wexford Stables partners Lance O’Sullivan and Andrew Scott have plenty to look forward to this weekend with a mix of proven and fresh talent engaged on the Waikato Cup programme at Te Rapa. After finishing a luckless second in last year’s Gr. 3 SKYCITY Waikato Cup (2400m), Sassy Lass is primed to go one better despite a formline that on the surface might not suggest as much.
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