Category: Tasmania

Drivers Integrity Tasmania The Trots Trainers

The Yoles Blatantly Cheat to Get a Favourite Beat – Crook’s in on the Joke – Aaron, Jamie and Jake Make a Cameo Appearance – The Stewards are Blind or Dirty – Tasmanian Harness Racing’s a Bloody Disgrace

by : peterprofitracing

What you see here is the most blatant piece of cheating you could ever see on a racetrack. It is race 1 at Burnie last night. Ben Yole trains 10 of the 12 starters. The 1 horse Keep Playing is the $2.20 favourite. Mark Yole, the trainer’s brother, is its driver. No 2 My Ultimate […]

Integrity Tasmania The Trots

When Grown Men Start Abusing Young Women at the Track Yole Know That Things are Pretty Crook in Your Code

by : peterprofitracing

Stewards inquired into an incident reported by Cadet Steward Mr J Steele regarding an incident that he allegedly witnessed in the stabling area subsequent to race 7 involving Mr R Pullen, the trainer of GIPSY TREASURE, and Ms S Gangell, the driver of BORDER CROSS. After taking evidence from Mr Steele, Ms Gangell, Mr Pullen […]

Animal Welfare Integrity Tasmania

The Tassie Stewards Retrospectively Skew the Numbers – The Fix is In – But Chief Steward Shinn Can Fix It – All He Needs to Do is Tell Us Where All the Vanished Ben Yole Barn Horses Have Gone

by : peterprofitracing

Hang on! Yesterday we wrote a story telling you how the Tasracing integrity officials had violated their own animal welfare policy by allowing a Ben Yole trained pacer named Mach Charm to race 6 times in 22 days when the maximum  number of starts allowed in a month is five. What the Tasmanian Steward’s had […]

Animal Welfare Tasmania The Trots

The Dogs, The Dogs – How One Harness Racing Stable in Tasmania Has Found the Final Solution to the Problem of Slow Pacers

by : peterprofitracing

That is black and white isn’t it? Unless the Tasmanian control body determines that running six or more times in a month is beneficial to a pacer’s welfare – which appears highly unlikely to ever be the case – the maximum number of times that a horse can race in any 30 day period is […]

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