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IS HORSE RACING LOSING THE RACE TO MAKE CONTENT KING?
By Hans Ebert There’s a long train running coming towards the horse racing industry with all systems go named Content. And before this becomes a runaway train, the subject should be tackled now and not when those ARC- Asian Racing … Continue reading
NEEDED: WORLDWIDE GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION TO GET SPORTS- AND RACING- BACK ON TRACK!
WHEN ENOUGH IS ENOUGH “The blight must stop”, declared Fairfax’s Sunday Age editorial’s opening line on cheating, drugs and corruption in sport. Whilst a true and accurate reflection of a restless and increasingly angry community comprising a diverse sports loving … Continue reading
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The Asian Racing Conference, The Logie and feeding The Dream
The 35th Asian Racing Conference starts in Hong Kong on Monday- a three-day event which will tackle a number of the usual subjects relevant to the industry along with various Speakers- all male- in a sport where the female consumer … Continue reading
All aboard the ARC- The 35th Asian Racing Conference
If you see a fleet of BMWs being driven around town painted with a logo of a horse and the acronym ARC, it’s nothing to do with Noah, nor a search for horses for a new Ark as Armageddon is … Continue reading
THE HKJC AND WHEN TO REIN IT IN
To err on the side of caution is always a wise thing to do instead of going in with guns blazing and shooting one’s self in the foot with a cannon while the mouth runneth over. (Source: Imagineering Now) So … Continue reading
THE EYE OPENING ISSUE
SO WHAT MAKES HONG KONG RACING THE BEST IN THE WORLD? Is Hong Kong racing poised to take world leadership role? – TRC It is one of the best interviews conducted in the world of racing. Paul Haigh’s interview with … Continue reading →