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It is not what you call good PR but very scant on detail and seems to do little more than accuse people of being in a betting syndicate
It is not what you call good PR but very scant on detail and seems to do little more than accuse people of being in a betting syndicate
Greg Sugars was a Champion harness racing person
Its been going on for years.its just easyer to do nothing kev, most people in the sport knows what really goes on.
I am not saying there is no basis to it Jack just that the article seemed afraid to say much. It makes one sad
Greg Sugars was a Champion harness racing person
It's a bit odd how they name some accused people who have not been convicted (owner, trainer) but do not name "a stable hand who has been banned from racing for 13 years for doping horses in 2009".
If this task force had information in 2004............ That's 10 years ago. That's along time allow something like this to gain a foot hold.
Victoria has now joined openly New South Wales in the black eye department.
Seems crazy to openly name a couple of the accused when no charges have been laid, A 10 year investigation is like forever and by mentioning it, This will give any other persons involved a chance to hightail it out of there and cover their tracks if this information is correct.
http://www.theage.com.au/national/cr...0910-fjdk.html
Kev, The Age do do articles on harness racing
Funny, I just finished looking for it as I missed it yesterdayOriginally Posted by aussiebreno
LOL it was FRONT PAGE
The title 'Agencies target heavy punters' sounded like a story about Betting agencies and I skipped over it in my hurry to get to the Sports section!
Greg Sugars was a Champion harness racing person
I always read the paper from the back as well Kev unless there's something Major happening.
The same story gets re-hashed every year always around Melbourne Cup time.
Always uses the terms "reputed, suspected, no evidence, etc".
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