The Big Changes Being Proposed to New Zealand TAB

The future of the New Zealand TAB could become clearer this week as New Zealand’s sole betting operator receives proposals from the three overseas betting agencies looking to run the majority of its operations. But while racing industry bosses support the idea of what is being termed a strategic partnership, Racing Minister Kieran McAnulty will […]

I Thought Slavery Ended in 1865

On the 31st of January in the year of 1865 the Abraham Lincoln led Congress passed the 13th Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America, which abolished slavery. Uncle Abe got assassinated by an actor at the human movies 3 months later, but that’s another story. As of that date, slavery was […]

The Hall of Fame is Saved, as the Auckland Trotting Club Sinks Further Into the Mire

The New Zealand Trotting Hall Of Fame is relocating from Alexandra Park to Cambridge. Hall Of Fame committee members voted unanimously last Friday to move the iconic museum’s exhibits to a new building which will be constructed as part of Cambridge Raceway’s extensive development programme. Given a notice to vacate by the Auckland Trotting Club, […]

Going, Going, Gone – Clip, Clip, Clop – NZ Harness Racing Bops

Know how many horses were permanently exported from New Zealand to Australia this year, including one owned by the CEO of Harness Racing New Zealand? Around 50. Which is pretty normal for a nation that exports around 500 horses a year. https://infohorse.hrnz.co.nz/datahrs/statistics/exportedhorses.htm Know how many yearlings are sold in NZ each year? Here is an […]

Drongos, Dope, Denials and Drones – Phil Burrows Cops a Tenner, Which Really Means Life – Matty A is $1.10 to Cop it Too – We Wrote the Guts of the Judgement a Week Before it Was Delivered – So Just You Wait and See

We wrote this about Phil Burrows, the cheat who along with the human Matty A not the horse (see story to follow) had been caught red handed drenching a horse of his who was racing that day on the NZ Cup card in an event worth $140 000, money that he was breaking the rules […]

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