The Tasmanian Breeders, Owners, Trainers and Reinsperson’s Association will conduct an online stallion tender to raise funds for promotional activities. Services to three well performed colonial bred stallions have been generously donated by the mainland’s leading standardbred nurseries for the tender. One hundred percent of the money from the winning bids will go to Tasmanian…
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Tasracing partners with Sports Entertainment Network (SEN)
Friday 20 August 2021
Tasracing has entered a media partnership with the Sports Entertainment Network (SEN). SEN operates a network of sports and racing radio and digital assets in15 Australian markets, including Tasmania, and 26 markets in New Zealand. The partnership is based on creating new in-depth pre and post-race content to help Tasracing attract more Australian racing fans…
Elwick track update, Wednesday 18 August
Wednesday 18 August 2021
The Elwick Thoroughbred track has come to the end of its current racing campaign and as part of the track management plan, the track has been ‘turned out’ for Spring renovations. Taking into account the maturity of the track and the time of year the track is considered to have a good cover of grass…
Local Rules and Policies Updated
Friday 6 August 2021Participants are advised that the Tasmanian Greyhound Local Rules and Policy Manual have been amended effective from 13 August 2021. The Local Rules have been amended with Rules 36.14 and 36.15 being rescinded. The Approved Lures policy has been amended to reflect the requirement that only synthetic material can be used as a lure in…
Important COVID-19 update – 1 August
Sunday 1 August 2021Please follow the link for further information surrounding the South East Queensland COVID restrictions, which includes a list of the 11 Local Government Areas impacted. If you have questions or concerns about the impact of COVID-19 on your health and events or you are experiencing any of the symptoms outlined by public health authorities, contact…
Important COVID-19 update 31 July 2021
Saturday 31 July 2021Public Health Services have declared 11 local government areas (LGAs) in south-east Queensland (QLD) as high-risk (Level 2) from 4:00 pm today, Saturday 31 July. The declaration is in response to new cases of COVID-19 in QLD and that State’s announcement of a lockdown for these areas. Anyone currently in Tasmania (arriving before 4:00 pm…