Why Tasmanian Racing Integrity is Stranded in a Deep, Self Dug Hole

While the all the talk in the greyhound world and wider is the belated life disqualification of Anthony Bullock from the sport and the circumstances leading to the penalty, including the reasons as to why it took so long, there is another recent case in Tasmania that highlights the laxity of integrity management in the code on the island that perhaps goes some way in explaining how and why the sport there has fallen into such disarray.

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