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Fireball Miss wins Oaks for Maher and Bates
Ciaron Maher claimed his second Queensland Oaks in three years after Declan Bates guided Fireball Miss to victory in the Eagle Farm feature.
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As New Zealand edges closer to securing a fresh influx of international capital, industry leaders believe favourable economic conditions are helping attract a new wave of global thoroughbred investors.
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Straight Talk – Rising costs for trainers, cuts to Tassie meetings and the future for smaller breeders and live broodmare sales
Straight Talk looks at training costs amid concerns about ATC increases, Tasmania’s reduced race meeting schedule, challenges for smaller breeders and much, much more.
Losing Sleip – Trainers call for trial of lameness app before mandatory introduction
NSW trainers have urged Racing NSW to trial the Sleip AI lameness detection app before mandating its full use across the state, citing unanswered questions over costs, compliance and how the technology’s findings will be applied.
The Straight and Horse Jobs Australia form strategic employment partnership
The Straight and Horse Jobs Australia are proud to announce a new strategic partnership designed to transform employment advertising and career pathways across the thoroughbred, racing and wagering industries.
Hinton in the Hunter could be an early statement of intent
Graeme Hinton’s four-month stint as Racing NSW’s acting chief executive presents an early opportunity to mend strained relations with breeders by engaging directly with the Hunter Valley’s influential thoroughbred industry, writes Tim Rowe.
