‘I think they'd all be very happy to get back in again now’ - Gerry Harvey on a revitalised Vinery
Gerry Harvey and his Vinery Stud co-owners Ananda Krishan and Steve McCann are buoyed by the resurgence of the Hunter Valley farm through the deeds of Ole Kirk and Exceedance.
The land of opportunity: No longer on the fringe, Southside aims to prosper
Southside Racing is a club with ambition. It believes it can connect with Melbourne’s massive southeast growth corridor and targets 50,000 members. Matt Stewart caught up with CEO Neil Bainbridge about the one-time country clubs with metropolitan designs.
Group 1 status locked in for $20m Everest ahead of 2024 edition
The $20 million Everest will carry extra significance this year after confirmation it will be the latest Group 1 addition to the Australian racing calendar.
Companion or competitor? The uneasy relationship between sports betting and racing
Depending on who you ask, sports betting is either the biggest threat to wagering on racing or it can prove an unlikely saviour to a stumbling commercial model. Bren O’Brien examines how the growth of sports betting has a range of complex implications for the racing industry.
BetStop sign-ups reach 30,000, but rate of growth slows
The Australian Media and Communications Authority says more than 30,000 Australians have signed up to its national gambling self-exclusion register.
A $20 million spending spree - Amo Racing hoping to kick a goal after Tattersalls splurge
Yulong was among the breeders to benefit from Amo Racing’s extraordinary spending on day one of the UK’s Tattersalls October Yearling Sale at Newmarket.
‘We ask a lot of these people’ - What’s behind Australia’s shortage of equine reproductive vets
The 24-7 demands on equine reproductive veterinarians makes it a hard sell when it comes to attracting graduates. Helen Thomas spoke to a host of industry experts to examine why Australia has an acute shortage of such specialists.