A punter‘s bid to recover $40,000 in gambling losses has failed, despite a Northern Territory-licensed bookmaker being found to have breached a term of its licence.

Welcome to this week's episode of Straight Talk with Bren O'Brien and Tim Rowe, proudly sponsored by Darley and Inglis.This episode dives deep into the biggest topic the racing world: the potential sale of Rosehill Racecourse.

Bookmakers have been spared a hefty increase to access racing data amid a Racing Australia decision to adjust its business model and step away as a wholesale supplier.

In today's Straight Shorts, Waikato Stud has found a new horse for Peter Moody and Katherine Coleman, Zac Purton is passed fit to ride, Snitzel colt breaks through, Darley stallions to the fore.

Bella Nipotina will be sold in May, but by whom, to who and for how much is anyone’s guess. Inglis and Magic Millions are pitching strongly to be able to sell the reigning Everest champion with a decision from the mare’s owners imminent.

UK trainer William Haggas once considered a permanent base in Australia and with a strike-rate in Sydney to match any local trainer, it is little wonder. On the eve of his latest chase for autumn riches, Haggas tells Matt Stewart he is ready to upset the Australian apple cart once again.

Broadcast executive Andrew Hore-Lacy has been appointed as Thoroughbred Breeders Australia (TBA) and Aushorse‘s next Chief Executive Officer.