Greyhound Racing NSW (GRNSW) announced on Thursday evening it had charged 179 industry participants for potential breaches of the Greyhound Racing Rules in relation to the alleged unauthorised export of Australian greyhounds to Macau.
The charges come as part of an ongoing inquiry which was launched by GRNSW last December following an investigation by the ABC’s 7:30 Report which revealed many greyhounds which were deemed too slow for racing in Australia were exported to Asia by their trainers and owners.
The inquiry into the matter is chaired by barrister Adrian Anderson who brings an extensive background in disciplinary matters for a range Read full article
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