Racing NSW supremo Peter V’landys has hit back,challenging the upper house MP to repeat the claims outside the “coward’s castle” of parliament.
Chad Schofield was meant to be in Wagga for a lucrative horse racing carnival,but instead ended up in custody after a wild confrontation with police.
The disgraced trainer has been issued a further disqualification for using an electronic shock device on three racehorses in 2018.
Kylie Rogers is the second AFL executive to have departed for another major sporting organisation after missing out on the top job at league headquarters. Meanwhile,the Gillon McLachlan waiting game continues.
This is the footage of the last 150 metres of a low-profile race at an unremarkable,barely attended Sandown meeting in the winter of 2022 that caught the stewards’ eye – and,after questioning the jockey and trainer,was referred to racing’s betting intelligence unit.
Two weeks ago,a horse died in a trial ahead of the Warrnambool jumps carnival. Find out why the death went unreported,the evidence scrubbed from the record.
Darren Weir was back before the Victoria Racing Tribunal on Wednesday as the verdict was delivered on three corruption charges.
The mystery of how traces of a breast cancer drug appeared in urine samples taken from five different thoroughbreds,trained by five different stables and racing at five different tracks,might never be solved.
Warrnambool Racing Club was left reeling after a former Melbourne Cup runner had to be euthanised on Monday and two jumps races were called off because of safety concerns. But the club is confident they can overcome the setbacks in time for the May carnival.
Spy cameras,underperforming horses and the illegal plan that led to the downfall of Melbourne Cup-winning trainer Darren Weir.
Darren Weir attempted to corrupt the outcome of the 2018 Melbourne Cup by using an electronic device on his sole runner Red Cardinal a week before the race,the Victorian Racing Tribunal heard on Monday.