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Queensland trainers on notice over potential syndication breaches
As ASIC considers tightening rules on the sale of racehorse shares, one state-based regulator has issued a warning to trainers not to breach syndication regulations.
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‘Record returns to the people who give this sport its heart and soul’ – Cooke spruiks NSW strength, condemns ‘agitators’
The ongoing rise in New South Wales prize money has been used by Racing NSW chairman Saranne Cooke to defend the strength of the local industry against what she described as “divisive and personality-driven politics”.
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Hosts Bren O’Brien and Tim Rowe dissect the current strength of the Australian bloodstock market and explore rising young stallions, a proposed NZ export levy and the rise of betting influencers.
Straight Talk – Live from Inglis: Sebastian Hutch’s thoughts ahead of the Inglis Premier Sale
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Straight Talk – Coolmore’s $70m coup, Inglis Premier sale preview, ATC v Racing NSW and Tabcorp on track
In this episode, Bren and Tim unpack the stud deal of the decade with Coolmore securing Super Seth, including an exclusive interview with Waikato Stud’s Mark Chittick, and chat Inglis’ Premier Sale and Tabcorp financial results.
Letter To The Editor – Arthur Mitchell – How did we get here?
Arthur Mitchell, principal of Yarraman Park Stud, has submitted a letter to the editor regarding his concerns about the current state of the racing industry in New South Wales.
