How Chris Waller is Breaking the Rules by Manipulating Handicap Weights – Why the Australian Turf Club Should Buy a Lie Detector – And Put Winxy on it First (First Published 15 March)

Chris Waller is the master of manipulating handicap weights. Winxy’s method is simple, and he has been doing it forever. He enters one of his top rated horses in a handicap race where it is certain to get the top weight, but in which he has no intention of running it, the purpose being to […]

An Oldie But a Goodie

What you see in the video below happened in a race at Globe Derby in late September last year. A reader reminded us of it after they read our recent story about Ry Hryhorec punching a horse in the head. Wayne Hill on the horse in the death is too weak to punch anything. He […]

If Brenton Avdulla Copped 4 Grand For a Celebratory Gesture, What Are They Going to Give the Mr Brightside Crew?

Mick ‘Chips’ Andreadis, cricket lover, businessman, part owner of Mr Brightside, and Miley Cyrus impersonator Poor old Brenton Avdulla got slapped with a four grand fine for waving goodbye to his opponents in the Sires Produce. If things are horses for courses, then what are they going to give Chips and his fellow shareholders in […]

Why Do Strange Things Always Seem to Happen When B. Cooke is on the Steward’s Panel? – Why Was the Central QLD Chief Steward on the Panel at a Non-TAB at Blackall Anyway?

Race 2: ELDERS QTIS MAIDEN PLATE 1200m Jockey R. McMahon was permitted to ride HEAVEN’S HIGH 3kg overweight with no other riders available. That’s from the Stewards report from Blackall on the weekend. Three kilos is rather a lot for a horse to be ridden overweight, far more than would be allowed in any other […]

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