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Website glitch reveals Melbourne Cup weightsWeight-for-age champion Verry Elleegant will carry 55kg in this year's Melbourne Cup, the most a mare has carried since Makybe Diva, if a Racing Australia website glitch is anything to go by.Brisbane Times - Published Also reported by •Sydney Morning Herald •The Age | |
'One of the backbones of the industry': Pride's tribute to CojuangcoGooree owner Eduardo Cojuangco has been remembered for his passion for racing in Australia following his death aged 85.Brisbane Times - Published Also reported by •Sydney Morning Herald •The Age | |
Racing Australia to conduct wide-ranging review of sport's biggest eventsThe governing body will conduct a complete review of all group and listed races in the country as the public debate about moving the Victorian spring carnival continues.Brisbane Times - Published Also reported by •Sydney Morning Herald •The Age | |
Warrnambool Cup winner adds to Queen Elizabeth's pleasureToo Close The Sun would have added to the Queen's pleasure at seeing racing in Australia continuing, after the son of Carlton House prevailed in the Warrnambool Cup.Brisbane Times - Published Also reported by •Sydney Morning Herald •The Age | |
Fresh cobalt science doesn't reach Racing AustraliaVeterinarian Dr Sam Nugent says he's aware of science that suggests cobalt in vitamin B12 does not enhance performance, despite Racing Australia's stance.Brisbane Times - Published Also reported by •Sydney Morning Herald •The Age | |
Former deputy premier considering Racing Australia top jobFormer New South Wales deputy premier Troy Grant is weighing up whether to apply for the vacant Racing Australia chief executive role.Brisbane Times - Published Also reported by •Sydney Morning Herald •The Age | |
Cobalt threshold suffice, says Racing AustraliaRacing Australia’s veterinary and analysts committee says a cobalt threshold 20 times the average shows that trainers should not be going over the limit.Brisbane Times - Published Also reported by •Sydney Morning Herald •The Age | |
Racing Australia maintains tough stance on cobalt breachesRacing Australia has advised the Australian Trainers Association that its position on cobalt remains unchanged following its investigation.Brisbane Times - Published Also reported by •Sydney Morning Herald •The Age | |
Racing Australia urged to back nationwide knackery banPeak racing body's chief says they want to track racehorses from birth to death but there will always be "slippage".Brisbane Times - Published Also reported by •Sydney Morning Herald •The Age | |
O'Farrell's Tigers future uncertain as racing exit loomsThe chairman of the joint venture has been linked to an overseas ambassadorial role and is poised to quit his job at Racing Australia.Brisbane Times - Published Also reported by •Sydney Morning Herald •The Age | |
High welfare standards key to public support for horse racingRacing Australia must lead the way in getting all states to the table and bang heads to come up with a national set of standards for the welfare of retired racehorses.The Age - Published | |
Racing must set new, high standards for its own survivalRacing Australia must lead the way in getting all states to the table to come up with a national set of standards for the welfare of retired racehorses.Sydney Morning Herald - Published | |
Horse breeders want data audit, taskforce for welfare crisisRacing Australia's official figures claim just 34 horses ended up in abattoirs during its last reporting term.Brisbane Times - Published Also reported by •Sydney Morning Herald •The Age | Racing Australia wants prize money, sales levy to help welfare fightAustralian thoroughbred racing's rulemaker met for the first time on Friday since the expose into former racehorse being mistreated at abattoirs.Brisbane Times - Published Also reported by •Sydney Morning Herald •The Age |
Biosecurity officers to investigate alleged cruelty to horses at Queensland abbatoirRacing Australia chief executive Barry O'Farrell says he was shocked by footage of retired racehorses being slaughtered.SBS - Published | |
