cheers David

ps...that globals gone from daves, so your little bitch will have to get used to the collision beside her now....shes a floozy so she will have him eating out of her 'paws' very soon.
trialed the global...4.91 virtually straight out of the runs...done his fibula.
#$%#@*&%$#+ tracks.

All the best David

the global i pretty special i reckon.
when he recovers he is already booked into billy macs as ive given up on tooradin.
not many private tracks around where you can break your own in, so you do get tied up to breaking in establishments.
he will break in so quick as he is a mean dog on the arm and knows what the game is all about...just box train him and he will be finished.

the COLLISION is related to the mighty KEON STAR, SO IF HES HALF AS GOOD AS THAT BOY I WILL BE VERY HAPPY.

talk again soon, dave.
mike has a bro to peters in at warragul monday in case you didnt know.

daz

Well done to COSMIC RUMBLE and once again he will go to stud with better credentials than the dogs i mentioned, and i can see him doing as good if not better than the whole 4 of them. No need for aust breeders looking for a suitable outcross sire with worth as we now know thw the worth of the one sitting in our own backyard.

Exactly Mal - looks like he's come along at exactly the right time - the outcrosses are working more and more. And he has the ferocious chase that can be lacking in others.
And in fairness to his previous knockers, the dog has learnt a thing or two about racing as he's got older - he gave a mighty bump on the first bend and picked his way through the field tonight. He's shown he's smart enough to be able to use his speed even when he doesn't get a clear run early.

By the way, congrats to the dog and connections, a well deserved win and Darren was unusually emotional after the race.

Same applies to any dog and any race Graeme - winning the race does mean he will get used a lot more than if he didn't win it, and it will be easier to sell the pups. Being by an Irish sire in particular has meant he has had to prove himself (more than once) against the very best - something that the offspring of imports are supposed (in the views of some) to be not capable of.

When hobby breeders breed we do need to be able to sell some of the pups.

Your right Greame it shouldn't make any difference , but he won "THE EGG" No one can take that away from him OR DMAC. Lets all be honest here for ten seconds, DMAC has been doing it hard for the last 12 months, people laying the boot in, (yeh gardam prince has being going ok in "2nd division" ) but overall DMAC hasn't been going as great as in the last few years, he's got this bloke going after going like a busted ass for the last 6 months, showing HE CAN TRAIN A DOG no matter what some might think/say, I backed him tonight and no one is happier to see him win then me, but he come out like a crab, hit the rail, and then ran like the dog he is (fastest dog in the country ) if that tickles your fancy then by all means use him at stud, I will.

He's a superfast dog out of the world's best "import" sire, we "needed " him to perform and perform he did, no one can take that away from him (or DMAC) He has to be retired now like High Earner, you simply couldn't risk him (or High Earner for the matter) going back to the form he was in prior to the egg. he'll get used heavily, i'll use him, just like HE, he'll get used off the back of a FFA cannington win that was a group 1, people have short memories, but good luck to the connections, I'd do exactly the same, breeders are fickle and they only see what they choose to, we needed a Spiral son to perform and one did, good luck and well done to Dmac and connections, the bitches are in the post, get the boy ready.

this dog has shown now that hes passed clause one in his venture to be a stud dog that people will/should flock to,and that clause being a top performer and classic winner.

clause two now is once he goes to stud he has to perform there as well, and that takes a few years as we know, but such a superbly bred animal as this fellow surely couldnt fail as a stud.

for those looking to get a double cross of the mighty BRETT LEE here is probably the best oppurtunity we will have for a fair while.
strong dam lines and an equally strong sire line (others beg to differ)places this boy in the right category to be the sire with import blood in him that we have been searching for.

of course he must prove himself, but he is so well credentialed on the breeding and racing side he cant help but pull in good class dams to ensure his success.

i was a huge fan of this, lost a little interest as i doubted his true abilities (shame on me) but now he's the man, and my girl is heading his way first and foremost.

well done dmac and CR and the future looks bright again as regards a import blood.
daz

his times place him in the category of a super dog and in my opinion there is nothing more he would need to do to convince me he has what it takes.

where did you pick up a straw steve, love to get on that band wagon now ready for the future.

daz

Like everyone else i'm used to the constant round robin of posters advising and then congratulating or promoting the business interests of each other, and praising their 'mates', but its incredibly sad that on this forum, a BREEDERS forum, not one person has looked past their own interests and either recognised or congratulated the effort of Steve Kavanagh in breeding both this dog or his long term success with the damline, so i'll do so, as he has certainly earnt it.

A few of you have become embarrassing.

i will make an enquiry steve and see if i can get a straw now....before its to late.
here comes that train, i just better get on board.

daz

Steve was very humble during the presentation last night...a real gentleman