Always back the horse named self-interest, son. It'll be the only one trying
Eight-time Group 1 winner Imperatriz trialled at Cranbourne this morning. Micky Dee admitted it looked “underwhelming”. STORY: https://t.co/ICI2S93DY7 Thoughts? 👇 pic.twitter.com/oj3eH5OPQn — Racenet (@RacenetTweets) February 4, 2024 Imperatriz looked extremely underwhelming in her trial at Cranbourne this morning. I know she was probably a bit fat and has a lot of improvement to come, but […]
Queensland Horse of the Year Blacksadance Future Assured Leap To Fame Speak The Truth Leap to Fame by unanimous decision. Queensland Aged Pacer of the Year Blacksadance Future Assured Leap To Fame Speak The Truth As above. Queensland Trotter of the Year Adelle NZ Sir Fahrenheit NZ Sugarinspice NZ Van Sank This is a tough […]
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Dear Peter Profit The report into Ben Yole is a fantastic step forward for our local industry. My concern is the members of the independent stewards panel who have been appointed to investigate Yole further. They are Mr John Hackett and Mr Larry Wilson from QLD, and Mr Barry Delaney from Victoria. The concern I […]
Tell me this Archie. The entire harness industry has had enough of Ben Yole and we have for a long time. But who is to blame? The industry has been beating their heads against the wall for years. And those who were playing by the rules have been pushed out of the industry. Some may […]
There was yet another one horse race and walkover at Hobart last night as a result of the mass withdrawal of Ben Yole stable runners, making it the third this weekend. This led to an unusual spectacle as the winner of the walkover – the only horse in it, Agouda Ruler – paced along in […]
The Stewards had a busy night at Toowoomba on Saturday, with action aplenty. Trainer Jason Edwards copped a reprimand for not calling for a vet check after his runner at the previous Warwick meeting became cast in the tie up stalls. Heavyweight jockey Nick Keal was fined $200 for not wearing an approved safety vest […]
With a few rare exceptions yesterday’s APG Melbourne yearling sale was a massive fail, with a vast swathe of the draft going unwanted and unsold. The clearance rate – the percentage of lots sold – was just 65.49 percent, meaning that over 3 in 1o yearlings that entered the ring left it under new ownership, […]
The advertised price is for a 0.1% share We recently wrote about KO Racing and the massive markups they were putting on the share prices of yearlings they had purchased just a fortnight before at the Magic Millions Sale. Well that usurious practice isn’t just restricted to Australian syndicators, for our favorite Kiwi micro-share seller […]
One of the country’s top horse trainers allegedly mocked an Indian stablehand’s accent and told him and other employees to speak proper English while at work. In one instance Stephen McKee even told the other man, “It wouldn’t matter if an Indian died, there would still be a billion left” after he’d nearly been kicked […]
