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Member Exclusive Member Exclusive Chris Waller on scale, racing politics, innovation and loyalty
Coming off a record-breaking season on several fronts, Chris Waller says his stable has reached its maximum size and he is focused on refining his operation rather than expanding. In an exclusive interview, he also weighs in on New Zealand racing reform and the changing approach to two-year-olds in Australia.
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Member Exclusive Member Exclusive Chris Waller on scale, racing politics, innovation and loyalty
Coming off a record-breaking season on several fronts, Chris Waller says his stable has reached its maximum size and he is focused on refining his operation rather than expanding. In an exclusive interview, he also weighs in on New Zealand racing reform and the changing approach to two-year-olds in Australia.
Rowe On Monday – Silverdale warming into spring, another Bow to the Australian stallion ranks and Nakhle’s new rising star
In this week’s Rowe On Monday, as a new generation of yearlings is welcomed, Tim catches up with Steve Grant on his crop for the 2027 sales, ponders whether a European star might be bound for Australia, and checks out an impressive filly in New Zealand.
Member Exclusive Member Exclusive When AI comes calling – Could Australia’s racecourses become data centre targets?
As artificial intelligence drives an unprecedented data centre boom, Australia’s racecourses may find themselves competing in a new property market where power, connectivity and land are prized commodities.
Williamson happy to be back with the horses
After a year away from on-farm work, Scott Williamson has returned to Scone as Middlebrook Valley Lodge’s new stud manager, eager to reconnect with the hands-on farm life he loves amid a busy period of industry-wide staffing changes.
