Reply With QuoteOnly caught a few races but just loved the competitive finishes.
Its what the sport needs a level playing field
Only caught a few races but just loved the competitive finishes.
As Mr Cramp is no longer training nor "Owning Mildura" for now but is the subject of discussion in other threads this thread is now closed.
Whilst Messrs Cramp have been sanctioned by authorities on as yet undisclosed specific charges, any posts referencing Mr cramp or others by name need to be backed up with some substantiation of any claims made on this forum.
Any posts making unsubstantiated or speculative claims are liable to deletion. Please respect the rules of the forum.
I have reopened this thread as it is the obvious place for the following
World-first harness racing integrity study
The study focuses on former harness racing participants Shayne and Greg Cramp, who were convicted on race fixing charges at the Melbourne Magistrates Court and subsequently disqualified from participating in the industry for 12 years.
https://www.thetrots.com.au/news/art...tegrity-study/
46 pages for me to read tomorrow
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It's a long but very good read. The data that has been collected on the impact of the events at Mildura and the conclusions drawn from evidence show clearly what damage corruption causes.Originally Posted by Messenger
I found Pg.38 Sec.7.6 Group or Team Race Tactics very relevant and found interesting statements such as
This is especially problematic when, as the analysis of the situation at Mildura makes clear, it
is not only corrupt activity but also the perception of corrupt activity that has the capacity to
produce detrimental effects.
There is a clear potential for conflicts of interest for any trainer with multiple horses in the
same event and it is not clear that existing rules and processes enable these conflicts to be
managed effectively. The rules of harness racing are silent on the issue,although HRV
currently has some procedures in place to attempt to address this.
Harness Racing Victoria needs to be confident that its existing
regulations in this area are appropriate in that the costs of addressing the problems caused by
the conflicts produced by trainers having multiple runners in a race outweigh the potential benefits
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In regards to the above post about trainers with multiple horses
I heard back from Dayle Brown that
"HRV’s Integrity Department has a dedicated race fixing action plan and other internal policies that specifically relate to mitigating the opportunity of race "
So it would seem that he does not see it as a problem
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