Always back the horse named self-interest, son. It'll be the only one trying
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? – […]
That Luke McCarthy is driving Encipher in the Vic Cup not Spirit of St Louis is outrageous, and an open and obviously accepted violation of the rules. Under those rules a driver must – not maybe, MUST – drive horses in the following order of priority. A horse they own and train A horse that […]
Dear Sir A tricky question has arisen in the wake of the 3rd v dead heat 1st protest in race 1 at Menangle on Saturday night. The issue is explained in the story below, which has been made free to read for your ease. Would you please advise of the HRNSW interpretation of the rule […]
The Forfeit List is a register of defaulters, people that owe racing money. A person whose name is entered on the Forfeit List is, under the rules of racing, subject to the same disabilities as a person who is disqualified. That means that they cannot train, ride, race horses, work in a stable or even […]
Fancy that hey? You need a minimum of 2 horses to have a match race. Really? I would never have known. Some rules just do not need to be written.
It seems that the QRIC have been doing a ring around of the clubs to inform them that the information that I published this morning about my interpretation that the QLD Racing Integrity Act applies in cases of conflicts with the rules – for example, in relation to inspections and ‘random’ out of competition drug […]
Now I am not a registered lawyer, so I can’t give you legal advice, and won’t. But I can give you a couple of important tips. In the course of doing something recently, I had cause to look very closely at the Rules of Greyhound Racing, and their interaction with the law prescribed in the […]
The Fairfax Press have announced that in their papers – The Age, Sydney Morning Herald, Brisbane Times, etc – titles are no more. Mr, Mrs, Dr, Sergeant, Sheikh, President, Sir, Madam, whatever – they are all gone. A character in a story will still be introduced by their honorific title, but every time they are […]
