Supreme consequence – Court to rule on ATC’s bid to stay out of administration
A Supreme Court ruling defining the likely path forward for the Australian Turf Club promises to be a crucial moment for the NSW racing industry.
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Run The Numbers – Kings of the road – Australia’s most travelled trainers
In a nation of 354 racetracks, there is no shortage of options for where to take your horse for a race if you are willing to do the miles. But which trainers do more miles than any other? Run The Numbers investigates.
Vouris: Compliance a key capability in fight against the black market
Andrew Vouris, the Entain executive responsible for guiding the company through one of the sternest examinations of compliance culture in Australian wagering history, has urged the industry to focus on “winning the right way”.
The ‘agitators’ strike back – Racing NSW chair criticised for prize money-focused boast
A powerful thoroughbred industry group has criticised a recent notice sent to NSW racing participants, saying the missive authored by Racing NSW chair Dr Saranne Cooke left several key questions around board governance unanswered.
Rowe On Monday – A silver lining with Golden Slipper potential, blue riband result for Windsor Park, Black Opal shines brightest for All Too Hard
In this week’s Rowe On Monday, a prominent Singapore owner is enjoying the fruits of an Australasian foray, a Group 1 breakthrough for Windsor Park’s Circus Maximus and the Black Opal Stakes continues a purple patch for Vinery Stud’s All Too Hard.
Acting chair Jane Seawright resigns from Racing Queensland board
Jane Seawright has announced her departure from Racing Queensland after seven years as a director, as the state government moves to overhaul racing governance and expand the board’s structure.
Written In The Stars – A decade on – How Adrian Bott found his way in the shadow of Tulloch Lodge legends
Soft-spoken and studiously modest, Adrian Bott has spent a decade alongside Gai Waterhouse shaping Tulloch Lodge’s modern chapter. He talks to Jessica Owers about balancing pressure and expectation, all the while proving the quietest voices in racing can still command the highest respect.
Redgum rising – how a stable is blooming with a four-legged billboard
More than two decades on from Hollow Bullet, Redgum Racing remains a working partnership between John McArdle and Brent Clayton that has made the most of its opportunities to return the stable to top-level racing.
Entain eyes Australian rebound while seizing on NZ online casino opportunity
Wagering company Entain retains faith in the future growth of its Australian business, while it estimates its opportunity in New Zealand could grow to NZ$700 million a year with the potential addition of three online casino licences.
Cut in half – Australia’s thoroughbred foal crop’s long-term decline continues
Australia’s thoroughbred foal crop has dropped to just over 11,000 foals, less than half the size of its 1989 peak, as the industry’s contraction continues despite a slight improvement in live foal rates.
Run The Numbers – Kings of the road – Australia’s most travelled trainers
In a nation of 354 racetracks, there is no shortage of options for where to take your horse for a race if you are willing to do the miles. But which trainers do more miles than any other? Run The Numbers investigates.
Vouris: Compliance a key capability in fight against the black market
Andrew Vouris, the Entain executive responsible for guiding the company through one of the sternest examinations of compliance culture in Australian wagering history, has urged the industry to focus on “winning the right way”.
The ‘agitators’ strike back – Racing NSW chair criticised for prize money-focused boast
A powerful thoroughbred industry group has criticised a recent notice sent to NSW racing participants, saying the missive authored by Racing NSW chair Dr Saranne Cooke left several key questions around board governance unanswered.
Rowe On Monday – A silver lining with Golden Slipper potential, blue riband result for Windsor Park, Black Opal shines brightest for All Too Hard
In this week’s Rowe On Monday, a prominent Singapore owner is enjoying the fruits of an Australasian foray, a Group 1 breakthrough for Windsor Park’s Circus Maximus and the Black Opal Stakes continues a purple patch for Vinery Stud’s All Too Hard.
Acting chair Jane Seawright resigns from Racing Queensland board
Jane Seawright has announced her departure from Racing Queensland after seven years as a director, as the state government moves to overhaul racing governance and expand the board’s structure.
Written In The Stars – A decade on – How Adrian Bott found his way in the shadow of Tulloch Lodge legends
Soft-spoken and studiously modest, Adrian Bott has spent a decade alongside Gai Waterhouse shaping Tulloch Lodge’s modern chapter. He talks to Jessica Owers about balancing pressure and expectation, all the while proving the quietest voices in racing can still command the highest respect.
Redgum rising – how a stable is blooming with a four-legged billboard
More than two decades on from Hollow Bullet, Redgum Racing remains a working partnership between John McArdle and Brent Clayton that has made the most of its opportunities to return the stable to top-level racing.
Entain eyes Australian rebound while seizing on NZ online casino opportunity
Wagering company Entain retains faith in the future growth of its Australian business, while it estimates its opportunity in New Zealand could grow to NZ$700 million a year with the potential addition of three online casino licences.
Cut in half – Australia’s thoroughbred foal crop’s long-term decline continues
Australia’s thoroughbred foal crop has dropped to just over 11,000 foals, less than half the size of its 1989 peak, as the industry’s contraction continues despite a slight improvement in live foal rates.