The Tasmanian Authorities Fiddle a Tune of Screaming Horses, Gunshots, Chainsaws and Barking Dogs – While All Around Them Harness Racing Burns

Ben ‘Chainsaw’ Yole didn’t have a runner in the first race at Hobart last night, but he turned out 39 of the 50 starters in the other 5 races (78%). In race three Chainsaw trained every one of the nine starters. He trained 5 of the runners in race six, 10 of the 12 in […]

Bien Hoa Returns From His Second Month off in Two Years – I Wonder if The Loone Will Send Him For a Tassie Holiday at Ben Yole’s Place When He Turns 14 Next Year?

After racing for 20 consecutive months, Australia’s most over-raced pacer Bien Hoa was finally given a month off in March. It was only the 2nd break of four weeks or more that the 13-year-old workhorse has had in the past 4 years. Given that he Bien Hoa raced 9 times in just 5 weeks between […]

Australia’s Most Over-Raced Horse Slips Up to Darwin, Steps up to the Mile, and Slips Under Our Guard

Regular readers of this site well know the story of the warhorse Masterati, the most over-raced galloper in Australia. (Those who don’t can click here to catch up on our stories about the horse who’s been flogged to death). Last Saturday we tipped you into Masterati at his NT debut over 1100 metres in Alice […]

The Killing Fields – How Tasmania’s Leading Trainer Races Horses to Die – Part 2 – 202 Dead Horses Hanging on the Wall – And Trainer Ben Yole Killed Them All (WARNING – GRAPHIC CONTENT MAY CAUSE DISTRESS)

HRA maintains a robust traceability database which was referenced in a submission from the Australian Veterinary Association Ltd to the Martin Inquiry which quotes, “EVA does concede that Harness Racing Australia has taken serious action on this issue in the last 18 months by making owners update activity status of Standardbred racehorses in ‘real time.’” […]

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