D’Oh!

Memo to the Marburg trot Stewards. When your idiot’s guide to writing a race day report says “Delete if nothing to report”, you really should do it. Otherwise you look silly. And so does the organization that has to tell you what to do. As Homer Simpson says. D’oh.

Somebody is Watching You

In the space of a few weeks horse trainer Kristie Clark-Peoples has risen from relative obscurity to seemingly being featured prominently on the QRIC’s Top 10 wanted list. If you want a cryptic clue as to why, then remember that some years ago Clark-Peoples broke in a later classy Asian galloper called Gingerbread Man. Say […]

Who Doesn’t Love the Spring?

The season proper is started. Spring has sprung. It’s Underwood day this Saturday, for mine the real start of the second greatest racing carnival on earth, Royal Ascot being number one. Which makes you realise what a crowded market we have at the top end of the stayers training ranks in Australia, one absolutely dominated […]

Alleged Dirty Pigs and Racing

Remember us telling you a month ago that a leading owner of racehorses trained by Kelly Schweida had been charged with serious financial crimes involving his business dealings in the pork industry? We told you that we knew the name of the person but were prevented by law from sharing it with you until he […]

Back to the Future – Up Your Bum

Harness Racing NSW has just announced Chocolate Starfish as one of their headline musical acts at the feature Carnival of Cups meeting at Newcastle. For a sport that’s heyday is well in the past, it’s probably appropriate. Chocolate Starfish – which by the way is colloquial slang for asshole – have only ever has one […]

Hmm, Interesting

I got a tip earlier in the week that trainer Kristie Clark-Peoples, her husband and fellow licensee David Peoples, and a staff member who shall not be named, might be paying a visit to the QRIC Stewards office sometime soon. The matter, our mailman said, involved a reputed positive swab that one of the Peoples […]

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