Category: Drugs in Racing

Crime Drugs in Racing NZ Racing The Gallops

The Phil and Matty Show – Part 2 – The Quote of the Year – Or Why Phil Burrows Should Be Banned for Life

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Philip Burrows at age 51 is now a multiple convicted drug cheat, after pleading guilty yesterday to stomach tubing one of his runners on the morning of the NZ Trotting Cup, and being given a 10-year-disqualification for his sins. If after 20 years of cheating fellow licensees, owners, punters and the sport Burrows was going […]

Drugs in Racing

A Must Read – NSW Racing Appeals Tribunal Reduce 16 Month Ice Positive DQ to Nothing – A Decision That Will Impact on Every Code

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Thursday’s spectacular night of racing at Albion Park should have been the week’s headline act yet NSW’s Racing Appeals Tribunal stole the show on Tuesday regarding a decision on Andrew Bell’s 16 months disqualification which dates back to a Dapto 297m event in December 2021. On the night, it was found that Bell presented King […]

Drugs in Racing nsw The Trots Trainers

A New Years Miracle? – Nah, Just Another Slap in the Face For Harness Racing Integrity, Delivered With a Smile and a Shake

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The well known Sydney harness racing family the McDowell’s are no slouches when it comes to the training game. The family have won a host of Group 1 and other group and listed races with their horses over the years, including all the juvenile features across two states with their champion filly of the 1980’s […]

Drugs in Racing The Trots

The Great Unsolved Mystery of How Emma Stewart Can Turn Summit Bloodstock’s Imported Tried Kiwi Walkers into World Beaters

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Summit Bloodstock won 4 races at last night’s Hobart Cup meeting, including the big one. Three of them were very recent NZ imports trained by Emma Stewart. I wanna know how she did it. Ben Yole also trained one of Summit’s winners. I wanna know how he did it too. Here are the winners and […]

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