The Great Tasmanian Racing Dilemma

Tasmanian racing is a fiscal basket case. The just released 2023/24 Tasracing annual report reveals that the three codes of racing earn just $34.4 million a year between them, but it costs almost $70 million to keep the game running. That means that the dogs, trots and gallops run circa $36 million in the red […]

A Man For All Seasons

We found this old picture while going through some childhood photo albums, and it brought a question to mind. How many blokes have scored a winning try in a QLD-NSW rugby league series play as a curtain raiser to the first ever Origin game, trained multiple Derby winners, won a Chariots of Fire with a […]

And the Tasmanians Wonder Why Their Integrity Management Regime is the Laughing Stock of the Racing World

Remember the story we told you last week about Tasmanian trot driver Mitch Ford hooking an Emma Stewart trained odds-on favorite named Free To Play at a recent Launceston meeting? Well the Tassie stewards have found Ford guilty of failing to take all reasonable and permissible measures during therace to ensure that Free To Play […]

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