Rangatira

if race fixing and jury fixing require the same skill set my money is on chief stipe being the jury foreperson

deciphering essential

plods do have recorded conversations to assist them

just look at the stipes report and see who they thoroughly grilled haha

https://theinformant.co.nz/operation-inca-spreads-north/?fbclid=IwAR3gcubqiitiz4oNNPiQU1lr9uqRZ7CyVdaxa7QzxWZOGkufiptr_JxFVN4 Operation Inca spreads north Posted by Garrick Knight | Dec 7, 2018 | Harness, News Detectives have been spotted interviewing standardbred industry participants in Auckland and Pukekohe in the past 24 hours as Operation Inca continues. At least six people working in Pukekohe were interviewed by Police on Thursday afternoon after they turned up announced at stables. The Informant understands an industry employee that is not a stable worker was being interviewed in downtown Auckland this morning by detectives. Police issued a statement relating to their latest operations and said a race in May was at the centre of the enquiries and charged were possible. “In conjunction with investigators from the RIU, detectives from the National Organised Crime Group have this week been conducting further enquiries in the Auckland region. “A number of people have been interviewed as part of this week’s enquiries, and betting anomalies have been identified in at least one race in May 2018. “The RIU is considering charges relating to the breach of rules around driver betting in relation to these anomalies. “Further arrests and charges by Police are also possible.”

keep up the cryptic tips and i might put a good word in for you too

process to be followed champ

brodies "salute to cran" mk2 zephyr purchased with winnings after laud won the sires stakes final

again soon anyways like yourself those venetian blinds cant be far from a big comeback

id be surprised if brodie didnt have a zephyr or two back in the day

secret squirrel the way forward

today

surely boays own max mosley was consulted for this article

https://www.harness.org.au/media-room/news-article/?news_id=38934 Inter Dominion - Let It Ride NZ & Italian Delight NZ Withdrawn 03 December 2018 The Harness Racing Victoria (HRV) Stewards advise that Let It Ride NZ and Italian Delight NZ have been scratched from their engagements in the Pacers Inter Dominion tomorrow night at Ballarat under the provisions of Australian Harness Racing Rule (AHRR) 196B(3). The scratchings relate to Mr Butt disclosing that an injection had been administered to Let It Ride NZ and Italian Delight NZ today, within one clear day of the race, for the purposes of extracting blood for analysis. AHRR 196B states: 196B. (1) A person shall not without the permission of the Stewards within one (1) clear day of the commencement of a race administer, attempt to administer or cause to be administered an injection to a horse nominated for that race. (2) For the purposes of this Rule - (a) One clear day means the twenty four (24) hour period from 12.01 a.m. to 12 midnight; (b) Administering an injection to a horse means the use of a hypodermic needle or other instrument to introduce or extract any substance from the horse; (c) It is not necessary to establish whether any substance was injected or the nature of the substance injected. (3) The Stewards shall order the withdrawal or disqualification of a horse that has been either administered or attempted to have been administered an injection in breach of sub-rule (1). (4) A person who fails to comply with sub-rule (1) is guilty of an offence. Given the mandatory nature of AHRR 196B(3) Stewards ordered that Let It Ride NZ and Italian Delight NZ be withdrawn from their engagements at Ballarat on 4 December 2018. Mr Butt subsequently pleaded guilty to a charge under AHRR 196B(1) in that on 3 December 2018 he administered an injection to Let It Ride NZ and Italian Delight NZ, within one clear day of their engagement at Ballarat on 4 December 2018, without the permission of the Stewards. In assessing penalty Stewards took into account the following factors: Mr Butt’s guilty plea and clear record; Mr Butt’s forthright evidence and admissions; Deterrence factors; The breach of the rule led to the scratching of the two runners; The injection was for the purposes of blood being extracted for analysis, as opposed to the introduction of a substance. Stewards accordingly imposed a fine of $1,000. Mr Butt was advised of his rights of appeal against the penalty imposed.

drugs are a crutch for so many in society that just can't face reality

don't think so it is a trust thing at the end of the day but there are ways to keep tabs messrs pilkington campbell and mullins smelt a rat

gregs father peter trained in blenheim and occasionally drove braedoon (cardigan bay 3yo stakes at wellington driven by peter) and lock rae were pretty decent braedoon was the first horse i remember greg hope driving if peter hope turned up at addington with a horse i paid careful attention gregs colours are those of his father

was pretty laughable but not as laughable as aaron whites call of the finish

and perseverance road in the dominion

just need more time spent rehearsing

drivers or horses

i am not sure it was party drugs but even if it was he must have done more than just hand them to alta maestro

if this gets to the last leg it should feature on trackside

i imagine every charge proven in the court will be able to attract penalty from the riu i don't know why barton plead guilty but it certainly sealed his industry fate

interestingly barton admitted that he crossed a fine line and no conviction was entered penalties of 5k fine and being warned off for life are from qric only