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Kelly compromise: Funding deal impasse ends as Racing NSW, ATC agree on key role for proposed administrator
The man who was set to be appointed administrator of the Australian Turf Club, Morgan Kelly, will now conduct an independent review of the club’s hospitality operations as part of an interim agreement which secured the ATC funding from Racing NSW until a key legal dispute is settled.
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Written In The Stars – Emma Cully and the heartbeat of syndication success
Over 14 years, Emma Cully has become an indispensable and important part of the success of Star Thoroughbreds – the quiet constant beside Denise Martin. So how did this Irish-born daughter of a national hunt trainer end up in the heartbeat of one of Australia’s leading syndication companies? Jessica Owers finds out.
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Racing’s burning questions as PM moves on wagering advertising reform
Racing has long expected a carve out from any federal gambling advertising restrictions, but even with an exemption, a significant shift in how bookmakers market to customers will have a commercial impact on the thoroughbred industry, writes Bren O’Brien.
Across hemispheres – The Piggott-Pilkington link behind Inglis Sires’ bid
There are no borders in racing anymore, and Am I Dreaming’s shot at the $1 million Inglis Sires’ sits squarely in that space, shaped by trainer Jack Pilkington and bloodstock agent Jamie Piggott’s international footprint.
Straight Talk – The state of Australian market, Yulong, John Stewart, the impact of the fuel crisis and gambling ad reform
Hosts Bren O’Brien and Tim Rowe discuss the Australian yearling market, moves from Yulong and John Stewart, the foal registration amnesty, fuel crisis and gambling ad reform.
Straight Talk – An Easter with edge, a sales review featuring interviews with Simon Marsh, James Harron and Sebastian Hutch
Hosts Bren O’Brien and Tim Rowe chat to Sebastian Hutch, James Harron and Simon Marsh after the Inglis Easter Yearling Sale.
