Managing cash flow, both in and out of the Training business, is a constant challenge confronting Trainers. Many third party providers have professed to have the answer to this problem. The ATA has, on behalf of Members, extensively researched the options over the years, and at long last, is confident we have found a provider…
Racing and Wagering Western Australia RACE DAY PROCEDURES 3.32 To ensure the safety of riders and other industry participants, Racing and Wagering Thoroughbred Stewards impose a Senior Rider Embargo on horses that demonstrate unsatisfactory racing manners or that have poor pre –race or barrier manners with either a Jockey or Apprentice Jockey riding. The assessment…
Racehorse trainers, not unlike farmers and other intensive small business operators find themselves at risk of ignoring or compromising their own health in order to keep working in their business or keep their businesses working. The person who coined the phrase, “work on your business rather than in it”, clearly didn’t have one or at…
Roganella underlined his credentials for the Listed Belmont Guineas (1600m) when he upset a strong field of three-year-olds in the Lavazza Plate (1400m) at Belmont yesterday. Having his first start in 28 days, the Dan Morton-trained gelding, starting at $26.10, proved too powerful after he launched a strong finishing burst from near last position at…
Boom mare Galaxy Star passed a distance query with ease when she continued her winning ways at Belmont on Saturday. The five-year-old, starting a hot $1.50 favourite, finished powerfully for jockey William Pike when scoring in a 2000m handicap. Charging home from seventh at the turn, Galaxy Star defeated Dudemanbro by 1 ½ lengths with…