Ciaron Maher Racing (CMR) has undertaken a restructure of its giant dual-state operation, making a ‘small number’ of staff redundant as part of what it says is a pre-emptive move ahead of a potentially challenging period for the wider thoroughbred industry.
Australia’s largest stable and the country’s winningest trainer this season, with more than $44 million in prize money won by Maher’s horses, the redundancies have been made in recent weeks, affecting staff at Ballarat, its head office in Melbourne’s Albert Park as well as in Sydney.
CMR CEO Ben Sellenger confirmed the job losses to The Straight, describing it as a “reasonably small” number of people affected in what is a “realignment across the business”.
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