Always back the horse named self-interest, son. It'll be the only one trying
Robert Silkman is the number two witness in the Teacher’s Pet trial. He says that the accused man Chris Dawson – the ‘Teacher’ – asked him if he knew anyone who could knock off his wife. Silkman says the conversation they had during which Dawson put this question to him was on the flight home […]
The NZ Harness Racing Owners Federation (NZHROF) has quite properly raised concerns about two licensed participants being allowed to continue to work in the industry at a time that they are separately and jointly facing charges of indecent (sexual) assault against a victim who most the industry are aware is also an industry participant. NHROF’s […]
Disgraced harness racing trainer Cam Jones has formally lodged his plea of guilty to charges of doping one of his horses on the way to the races a couple of months ago. He will be sentenced on Friday, with his inevitable disqualification and loss of his license probably the least of his worries right now. […]
Adelaide trainer Chris Bieg is set to face court in October after he was granted bail at Christies Beach Magistrates Court on Friday. Bieg, who is facing 12 serious charges which are not related to racing, had been remanded in custody earlier this week, but was successful in his bail application on Friday morning. His […]
A well-known horse trainer is standing trial accused of strangling, kicking, punching and stomping on a former partner he initially met via an online messaging application to pay for sex. Christopher Bieg, 37, of Camden Park first met the woman in mid-2019 before the pair became “exclusive” in about August of the same year. Opening […]
The convicted racing fraudster, dog, police informant, con man, convict and thief Wayne Innes is apparently running around town calling your author a Karmichael Hunt. I think Wayno’s got the wrong end of the stick, and strongly suggest that he turn around and take a look in the mirror. It’s weird how people like Robert […]
A friend of mine in the story telling world asked me a quite pertinent and utterly valid question yesterday in relation to the stories I have written about the Teachers Pet case, and my view that a not guilty verdict is inevitable based upon the evidence presented. The question was this. “Do you actually believe […]
Just to remind you once more, this is what was reported about yesterday’s proceedings by The Australian, the publishers of The Teacher’s Pet podcast that accuses Chris Dawson of murder, and the company that if he is acquitted has a whole lot to lose. The flight at the centre of Mr Silkman’s highly contested evidence […]
Gee it’s lucky for Chris Dawson that he wasn’t born aboriginal. If he had been I am not so sure he’d be a getting a fair trial. Do racist leopards ever change their spots? I’d guess you’d have to ask one. The bloke in the story pretending to be Lloyd Boney is at the Teacher’s […]
