Always back the horse named self-interest, son. It'll be the only one trying
Race 1 at Melton was the biggest boatie I have ever seen in my life, I’m not pointing the finger of blame at any particular driver and saying they were responsible, I am just saying that this race was red hot and ten times hotter again. Take a look at the fluctuations. Little Louie was […]
So jockey Ryan Moore bowls into town from England and, having studied the form on his iPad on the plane on the way over, decides that his mount in the Rosehill Guineas Cap Ferrat – who has been ridden from the back in each of his previous 6 starts would benefit from being ridden up […]
Shirley Loraine Ross is a 78-year-old Kiwi woman who used to train greyhounds but due to ill-health hadn’t had a runner for 2 years. Despite this Shirley hung on t0 her greyhound license in hope that she would one day get back to the track. Hope is very important for elderly people who are unwell. […]
Sariah Champkin continues without a ride on Saturday, making it three weeks since she has last had a mount after being charged with serious criminal offences related to her alleged stabbing of another racing participant. But why do the QRIC continue to refuse to announce publicly whether she is allowed to continue to ride if […]
Keep your eye on the driver of the horse in 2nd on the rail, it the light colored silks. That’s Jye Standford. What’s he looking for, the one he backed? Seems so. Stanford pleaded guilty to 2 counts of betting against in race a race against a horse he trains, one count for doing it […]
A couple of high profile former harness racing licensees on both sides of the ditch named Cameron have recently had, or are about to have, their long disqualifications for egregious breaches of the racing rules expire. I speak here of Cameron Fitzpatrick in NSW who has served a 12-year disqualification for his involvement in the […]
As predicted, central QLD gallops trainer Glenda Bell lost at the Racing Appeals Panel today. The panel ducked and weaved the question of Bell’s standing to bring the appeal – we can’t prove Archie right can we, especially when we know that he is hooked into the hearing as a spectator and is watching? – […]
Many people in racing are a bit confused by the reports of the Darren Weir & ors case, and can’t really follow the play. So we’ve decided to try and make it a bit easier to understand. The rule that Weir and the others are charged with is rule 229(1)(b), which is detailed below in […]
Four horses were attributed as being late scratched from the Broken Hill Cup meeting on Friday night. The problem is that Hryhorec only travels pulling a 3 horse float. And that one of the four late scratchings – a pacer named Whodat Boodat – is actually trained by Toby Ryan, who has a runner in […]
Ryan Hryhorec’s late scratching of his Broken Hill acceptors on Friday night hardly even got a whisper in the Steward’s report, despite us telling you 12 hours before it happened that it would, and the NSW integrity folk being avid albeit non-paying readers of peterprofit.com. How do you reckon we could we could possibly have […]
