Always back the horse named self-interest, son. It'll be the only one trying
About seven months ago we wrote a story about a horse called Mark Dunnett, who couldn’t a yard when it was in the barn of Courage Under Fire’s trainer B. Negus, but turned into Batman when transferred to the Woodend Beach stables of Lurch Dunn. In his first six runs for Lurch the 26 starts […]
Alligator Blood Update! Racing Victoria did not respond to the proposal by 5:00 pm that would have allowed 🐊🩸🆎 to run in Vic Spring Racing Carnival where a 15% free interest in AB would have been donated to Living Legends. Lawyers have been instructed to proceed with Plan B. — Allan Endresz (@EndreszAllan) August 7, […]
Do you remember how last year the QLD Premier and Racing Minister promised us that reforms to the Racing Appeals system would be implemented in the first half of 2022? No more gaming the system on stays they said, we are going to be fair dinkum from hereon in. Oh yeah? Really? We are still […]
Racenet’s chief racing writer Ben Dorries has for some unknown reason become Allan Endresz head cheerleader, and is pleading for the convicted crook who owes Australia almost $12 million to be allowed to continue to race horses, even though he refuses to pay his debts and conceals his ownership interests in family trusts so he […]
Coffee conversations in Bungendore ends with years in jail for trying to import 300 kg of cocaine The extraordinary tale of Adam Phillip Hunter began with an unnamed character called the ‘Coffee Man’, stretched into Africa and ended with the Bungendore businessman jailed for about 13 years for trying to bring an excavator filled with […]
Yesterday we published a story based on information received, stating that cadet Steward Eathan Suli’s employment ended due to questions about the use of a QRIC vehicle. Mr Suli’s mother has contacted us this morning to tell us – in much more polite terms than may be expected in the circumstances – that our story […]
The Horse Racing Division faces its first defection before the racing season has even started. Indeed, the one who was to act as Chief Stipe, that is to say race commissioner, got stuck in the stalls… of the stable. He never went out on the track at all. He arrived in Mauritius two weeks ago, […]
It seems the Stewarding ranks in Tamworth may soon be getting unexpected boost of numbers, for integrity officials seem to be leaving Queensland faster than Jack Callaghan twigged to the stuff up in the recent Blacks a Fake draw held on the 19th hole at a piss up at a golf club 33km south of […]
Memory, all alone in the moonlight I can dream of the old days Life was beautiful then I remember the time I knew what happiness was Let the memory live again Stewards in Spotlight – Tamworth May 26 May 31, 2011 There seems a tsunami building in industry angst towards a most incredible decision made by […]
Now there is a name familiar to Queensland racing people. Neil Boyle, aka Boyley. A one-time drinking mate of Scott Steele’s he was, I think. It was only a couple of days ago that I was talking to someone from interstate and they expressed amazement at how all these Stewards from all over the place […]
