Always back the horse named self-interest, son. It'll be the only one trying
Is that disgraced jockey Michael Poy who has been seen working repairing dents on hail damaged cars? Would a wise man in Poy’s situation facing betting charges in WA really be shooting of his mouth to co-workers about how much money he’s won on the punt? Speaking of sightings, was that really the vanished former […]
Bay of Biscay Race record: 13: 7-4-1 Best winning time: 1.51.4 (1609m Melton 13/7/24) 3YO whose only start outside its own age group was a last start win in a rating 80-89 race at Melton against a weak field of pacers other than the Victoria Oaks winner Aunty Bella, who was also having her first […]
The $2.1 million Eureka is the richest harness race in the world. Is it the best? No, it’s not even in the top ten in the Southern Hemisphere, let alone in the world. The AG Hunter Cup, Victoria Cup, Miracle Mile, Chariots of Fire, Blacks a Fake, Sunshine Sprint, NSW and VIC Derbies, NZ Derby, […]
Remember the dead Ponzi scammer John Adams, whose crimes we exposed on this site? Here’s the latest on the hunt for the missing millions that he stole. AFL Ponzi scheme boss ‘hid $5m holiday house asset’ The architect of a $100 million Ponzi scheme that ensnared high profile AFL figures died without any assets in […]
We see things through the eyes of the person who pays for racing. The punter. As such, we are usually hard on jockeys whose actions result in a horse finishing in a lower position in a race than it should, our stories yesterday about Jamie Kah’s ride in the McNeill being the perfect example. Some […]
Bookies have a long way to travel to Betoota, and expenses are high. But they’re no cheaper for punters either, and they don’t have the benefit of claiming the exes as business deductions on their tax. So there is no excuse for the bookmakers at Betoota to be setting their markets at 175% like they […]
You don’t often see a win like this down the short home straight at Gloucester Park. Wow. Whooshka! Take that.
All week we’ve been hearing people bag out the Caulfield mounting yard. The connections of Pinstriped didn’t look too unhappy with it yesterday. I guess it’s just a matter of perspective. That and a Group 1 win.
Congratulations to Victorian trainer Aftab Shaikh, who after40 months and 52 starts of trying finally cracked it for his first career win yesterday when Kilmister took out third race at Warracknabeal. I don’t know much about Shaikh, other than that he had his first runner as a stand alone trainer on the 3rd of May 2o21 […]
Some are saying that Jamie Kah’s reluctance to push Let’sfacethemusic through a mile wide gasp in the McNeill Stakes was symptomatic of a recent trend of the star jockey being hesitant to place herself in a position of potential personal risk. I vehemently disagree. J. Kah is as brave as any jockey in the land. […]
