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Self-interest will be the death of horse racing in Australia.
Self-interest will be the death of horse racing in Australia.
Hay List would be rolling in his grave.
Bob Hawke was nonplussed. He’d just gotten off a typically eloquent speech in front of a claque of media, and no-one had a question for him.
Things sure started to heat up at Warrnambool yesterday and if you followed the quaddie numbers you would have made a small profit – not a bad result considering the favourite won in three of the four legs.
Anzac Day punters were treated to a smorgasbord of decent racing yesterday, with Gai Waterhouse once again saluting in the VRC St Leger at Flemington.
How long will it take for Australian racing jurisdictions to bite the bullet and open their tracks on Good Friday?
It’s 3am on Monday and Tiger Woods is vying for the lead in The Masters.
Day 1 of The Championships was a roaring success, with some outstanding performances and great racing.
Forget Melbourne Cup week, forget The Championships – the best racing carnival in the country is this week and it’s at Warrnambool.
Forget Melbourne Cup week, forget The Championships – the best racing carnival in the country is this week and it’s at Warrnambool.
Forget Melbourne Cup week, forget The Championships – the best racing carnival in the country is this week and it’s at Warrnambool.
While all eyes will turn to Winx at Randwick on Saturday, it’s quite obvious that betting on the great mare is hardly going to make you rich.
While all eyes will turn to Winx at Randwick on Saturday, it’s quite obvious that betting on the great mare is hardly going to make you rich.
While all eyes will turn to Winx at Randwick on Saturday, it’s quite obvious that betting on the great mare is hardly going to make you rich.
Royal Randwick will be chockers and millions will be watching live on television, all set to farewell the mighty mare Winx.
This weekend, Australian racing will lose one of its best thoroughbreds of all time to retirement.
A huge Saturday of racing awaits on day one of The Championships.
The Championships has rejuvenated what had become a tired racing scene in New South Wales, and all involved are to be applauded.
When a Godolphin-owned horse wins the Golden Slipper on Saturday – and that is looking like a distinct probability – will anyone dare to ask trainer James Cummings about his views on women’s rights?
The inaugural running of the All Star Mile is here, notwithstanding its share of controversy along the way.
The All-Star Mile will be run and won on Saturday and a good horse will collect $2.25 million for connections. There is no doubt about that.
Super Saturday at Flemington in the autumn is always one to look forward to, with the Newmarket Handicap and Australian Cup the two best races in Melbourne at this time of year. This years fields do not disappoint.
Golden Slipper day is always a feature of the Sydney autumn carnival, the only race day in Australia that has five Group 1 races on the card.
Golden Slipper day is always a feature of the Sydney autumn carnival, the only race day in Australia that has five Group 1 races on the card.
Golden Slipper day is always a feature of the Sydney autumn carnival, the only race day in Australia that has five Group 1 races on the card.
Self-interest will be the death of horse racing in Australia.
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I think it’s a bigger jump than that. For five of those meetings they go from 2% to 3% (and 2.5% to 3.5%) as they are cu…(more)