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Article by Kit Gow, The Thoroughbred Report Graeme Hinton was always the obvious internal candidate to replace Peter V’landys at Racing NSW. However, the process was unusually swift: one full business day between V’landys confirming his departure and Hinton’s appointment, no external search, and Brad Hazzard’s review of Racing NSW’s governance still unreleased. Graeme Hinton…
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Article by Kit Gow, The Thoroughbred Report Graeme Hinton was always the obvious internal candidate to replace Peter V’landys at Racing NSW. However, the process was unusually swift: one full business day between V’landys confirming his departure and Hinton’s appointment, no external search, and Brad Hazzard’s review of Racing NSW’s
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Thoroughly Schooled 2026 concluded in early September with an outstanding group of 13 high school students from Years 10 to 12, selected from a highly competitive applicant pool of 118 students. Participants travelled from across New South Wales, including Forbes, Blayney, Holbrook, Central Coast, Hunter Valley, Newcastle, Glen Innes, Gunnedah
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Article by Kit Gow, The Thoroughbred Report Graeme Hinton was always the obvious internal candidate to replace Peter V’landys at Racing NSW. However, the process was unusually swift: one full
To help resolve more than 100 outstanding cases, Racing Australia has announced a one-off window for eligible owners to resolve Late Foal Ownership Declaration (FOD) issues to have the affected
TBNSW celebrated the Annual Awards at Randwick on Saturday 25th October, incorporating a fundraiser for National Thoroughbred Week. It was a great turnout on a magnificent day of racing for
The New South Wales stallion parades are underway with several farms opening their farm gates to show off their stallions to keen breeders and racing participants. Over the weekend, several
Greg and Jo Griffin’s picturesque Lime Country Thoroughbreds in Blandford is gearing up for another breeding season, with new life already gracing the lush paddocks of their fertile nursery. The
It’s a new season and a fresh slate for our young second crop sires whose oldest progeny have just turned three and while there is a long way to go,
