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Recent Comments

User warrenrobinson

warrenrobinson 24 Jun | Posts: 588

It's a known fact that organizations with poor leadership leads to poor integrity.

User warrenrobinson

warrenrobinson 24 Jun | Posts: 588

Integrity is everything.

User DamienWyer

DamienWyer 24 Jun | Posts: 7450

Wasn't there a mixup with brands where Trainers had the wrong yearlings I think with the XX5 brands around a decade ago? Two yearlings from the same original Stud or somethingEventually the wrong horse will end up going on the float yet a simple scan can stop ...

User shothru

shothru 24 Jun | Posts: 304

Isn�t it easier to scan them once saddled compared to flicking through paperwork?  Looks easier to me. Less chance for the RWWA staff stuffing up with the scanner but then again as we have seen they still stuff up with very consequences.  The pro...

User Bobcat

Bobcat 24 Jun | Posts: 181

Isn�t it easier to scan them once saddled compared to flicking through paperwork?  Looks easier to me. Less chance for the RWWA staff stuffing up with the scanner but then again as we have seen they still stuff up with very consequences. 

User SLIPPERGOLDEN

SLIPPERGOLDEN 24 Jun | Posts: 7573

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User Voodoo

Voodoo 24 Jun | Posts: 1329

Sin City Boy E/W in R1 today....

User shothru

shothru 23 Jun | Posts: 304

Attended a race meeting on Saturday with horses.Was astonished to be informed that horses would no longer be scanned for microchip id unless there was an issue detected with brands. Previously horses were scanned then  brands checked in mounting yard.&nbs...

User psycho

psycho 23 Jun | Posts: 864

Attended a race meeting on Saturday with horses.Was astonished to be informed that horses would no longer be scanned for microchip id unless there was an issue detected with brands. Previously horses were scanned then  brands checked in mounting yard.&nbs...

User Bushbookie

Bushbookie 23 Jun | Posts: 399

Addressed in Melbourne . On to the Cauldron " Lang Park " .