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Doesn't alter the fact that your contributions are always very welcome- not to mention informative and entertaining. Don't let the fact that you may not have any horses in work or mares in foal stop you posting. -
By The Centaur · Posted
What I can't fathom is the retention of existing TAB staff. Surely any takeover or arrangement can only succeed with big cost reductions. -
I suppose if the horse has gone through a Karaka sale for $500,000 and turned out to be not much good, then goes through gavelhouse for $5,000 it still has a show. I'm not sure if it is a one off payment to be eligible. -
Agree here. Feel the whole thing reeks of elitism. How do the horses bought on Gavelhouse fare. Are they eligible? Not exactly supporting a few mates wanting to race a horse unless you go through some of the bigger syndicators who buy expensive yearlings and take their cut. -
By Nowornever · Posted
Still paying off their huge corruption fines overseas. Gambling giant Entain will pay HMRC £585m to settle over bribery allegations relating to a Turkish firm that it previously owned. The settlement was approved by the Royal Courts of Justice in a hearing on Tuesday. Entain, which owns Ladbrokes, will also make a charitable donation of £20m and pay towards the costs of the case. Its chairman added that the group had "profoundly changed" since the sale. The payments are part of a deferred prosecution agreement (DPA), that will be made in instalments over the next four years.
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