Huxtable Back in Court Again

Jockey Justin Huxtable’s criminal charges continue to slowly wend their way through the courts, with the controversial rider (or his legal representatives) appearing again in the Cairns court yesterday for a mention of his matter. Let’s hope for all concerned – Huxtable, his alleged victim, and racing itself – that the law moves quicker to […]

Big Sam, the Cocaine King, Eddie Hayson, Steve, a Couple of Corrupt Stewards, an Irishman and a Bloke Named Bill – The Green Light Tapes

This is an extract from the transcript of a conversation between corrupt NSW harness racing stewards Matthew Bentley and Paul O’Toole. Bentley (presently deceased) – who by this stage had turned crown witness in return for immunity from prosecution – covertly recorded the conversation, as he did with many others. The burning questions are who […]

Bill Shuck Avoids Jail in Racing Qld Contract Fraud Case (First Published 15 Feb 2021)

Bill Shuck, right, leaves Brisbane District Court with his legal counsel. Picture: Brad Fleet A former Racing Queensland manager who gave a contractor inside information about racetrack upgrades has walked free. A former Racing Queensland manager who rorted the tendering process by feeding “inside information” about racetrack upgrades to a businessman has walked from court. […]

Two Way Mirrors

Remember our story earlier in the week about Wayne Innes, the fraudster who ripped off Racing QLD for a fortune, sitting a couple of tables away from the Principal Racing Association representatives, and in and among racing royalty, at the Carbine Club of QLD Magic Millions luncheon? Well it appears that the recidivist criminal that […]

Looking into the Mirrors

The two stories below have been republished from the mainstream media, for the purpose of providing context to and evidence of the assertions made in the story published above.  Ipswich Council contractor ‘chased his own tail’ ByNicholas McElroy April 30, 2019 — 9.41am …. Innes pleaded guilty to official corruption, misconduct in relation to public […]

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