Politicians Move to Control Racing Says AJC Must Stay On Guard
A political clash over racing governance unfolds as critics demand government intervention to safeguard public interests. Calls mount for tighter oversight, reform of stipendiary stewards, and harsher action against profit driven racing concerns. The AJC faces pressure to clean up practices and ensure accountability across the governing bodies and racing events.
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A.J.C
Hillhuise
Racing committee urged to back stewards against interference
The article argues for strong steward action on the racecourse, backed fully by the committee, to prevent Parliamentarians and influential followers from pressuring decisions. It warns against shifting control to a politically influenced commission and calls for efficient steward oversight to quell rumblings and ensure stable governance.
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A.J.C
Bronze Eagle and Ammon Ra Face Selective Spring Plans
May miss Sydney programme outlines Bronze Eagle and Ammon Ra delaying Sydney plans. Bronze Eagle may head to Melbourne for W. A. T. C. feature races such as Memsie and Caulfield. If he stays in Melbourne he could skip Sydney Spring carnival, avoiding Middle Watch and other stars. Dr Ring may divert Sydney campaign altogether.
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Bronse Eagle
Ammon Roe
Bronzer Eagle
Dominion
Ammon Ra
Sydney
Melbourn
Bronze Eagle
Melbourne
W.fn
Willamstown
Flemington
Moonee Valley
Middle Watch
Sydner
Trainers' Tough Trot Reflects Shrinking Prize Money
Randwick prize money continues to fall with Epsom and Metropolitan purses halved. Only the Autumn carnival shows some larger sums, while Rosehill and Harold Park payouts reveal widespread strain on trainers and owners. Burwood and Just Gold earnings illustrate dwindling profits as costs outrun winnings.
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Randwick
Rosehill
N.S.W
Harold Park
N.S.W.T.C
Twentie
Burwood
Just Gold
Ollie Hall
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