Always back the horse named self-interest, son. It'll be the only one trying
One of our regular reader Numbers has sent us a pre-post market for the Next QRIC Commissioner Handicap, which due to COVID-19 has been rescheduled until after the State Election later this year. Numbers has framed his market based on a Soft ALP 6 track, but advises that he is also offering same race multis […]
From mid-December until near the end of February team Sears went 38 starts without a win, but then the drought broke and the father and daughter combo trained 30 winners in less than 3 months. They were flying, flying so high that they almost reached the sun. Did you ever hear that story about the […]
Angus Garrard is the greatest young talent to take the reins on a Queensland harness racing track in the 21st century, and unlike some of his predecessors, he’s as clean as a whistle too. The kid is only sixteen, and still at school for another year and a half, and for ill-stated reasons the racing […]
A qualified veterinarian with a Master of Business Administration degree, Dr Forbes has a deep interest in animal welfare This is what Steve ‘Whirlwind’ Wilson, the barely seen Chairman of Racing Queensland, said about former CEO Eliot ‘ET’ Forbes when he appointed him to run racing in the Sunshine State in 2016. Dr Forbes – […]
Meramist is the company that runs the glue factory at Caboolture that featured on the ABC last year, the one where the horses got absolutely brutalised prior to being murdered. The one that caused outrage around the nation, and indeed the world. It’s little known, but an absolute fact, that the company was a sizeable […]
Race one at Toowoomba yesterday, a 3-year-old Maiden Plate run over the unusual distance of 870 metres, was one of the strangest races I have seen for quite a while, a really, really queer one. There were four horses in the betting. The topweight Calculated Risk, trained by Craig Smith at Roma, was steady in […]
