Murrihy Report – Part 3 – Tasmanian Harness Racing Needs a Complete Overhaul

Ray Murrihy has found that the Tasmanian racing requires a major overhaul to improve competition on the racetrack, because fierce competition in races is the industry’s best safeguard against team driving and race fixing. In other words, he is saying everyone except the Tasmanian authorities know, which is that racing dominated by a single stable […]

Murrihy Report – Part 4 – Ray Savages the National Ratings System, and Says It’s Set Up to Be Rorted

The final Term of Reference (ToR 7) provides opportunity to advise on other matters relevant to horse welfare, team driving and race fixing. On the basis of relevancy, this review believes that fierce competition on the racetrack is the industry’s best safeguard against team driving and race fixing. Therefore this review would be remiss not […]

Murrihy Report – Part 5 – Why Did Tasracing Employ a Starter Who Was a Ben Yole Employee? – And Why Did the Office of Racing Integrity Let Them?

Conflict of interest with a race starter A matter that was the subject of media reports and review submissions was that of a race starter, employed by Tasracing, who officiated at harness race meetings under ORI control whilst also a paid employee of a leading trainer (employed to drive the trainer’s horse transport to race […]

Murrihy Report – Part 6 – Janet Ainscow Was Burned at the Stake – The Chief Steward and the ORI Lit the Match

ToR 4 requires a review of the adequacy of ORI’s management of allegations relating to team driving that were reported by a part-time steward (brave and honest whistleblower Janet Ainscow, who was persecuted by her bosses for doing her job by reporting the allegations). (Ainscow), employed with ORI, had a conversation with a harness driver […]

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