Leggy

I think that was in reference to the code's One Equine View doc wasn't it? It's the RCP report I'm wondering about, though development of that will no doubt affect the other which still seems premature to me. The RCP published report provided by the codes, says: This document is a draft prepared for review and consultation purposes. It does not represent RCP’s final advice or conclusions. The analysis, recommendations, and data presented are subject to revision in response to stakeholder feedback, additional information, or further analysis (p.96) I'm just wondering when their final report and recommendations are likely to surface. Presumably the codes will release that when they have it if they don't already.

Of course. Why wouldn't they? Might be close already.

Yes. Can probably be put to more constructive community purposes.

Sad day. I was/am tempted to go. Weather looks great and fields are awesome. Still booked in tomorrow night. Decide in the morning.

And so they should.

Oh and they are about to get it alright.

Indeed. THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES OAMARU JOCKEY CLUB And it takes a club like Oamaru to tell them to stick it. F'n good on ém.

No clue why Oamaru would want to race anywhere else? You'd have to ask Dick Street.

Why would they bother?

But they've been doing that for 20 years or more. What's new?

Oh good Chicita. I thought you might have watched them twice! Messara was 8 years ago and recommended spending $190m on track infrastructure most of which never happened. Now NZTR have their hand out for more taxpayer money to fund that, including 2 dubious greenfields projects, because despite Messara's recommendations and then a windfall from Entain, they spent what they had elsewhere.

OZ about to reduce wagering POCTs too though which won't hurt. ‘Nothing wrong with someone having a punt’ – Albanese staunch on policy approach but signals wagering changes While amendments to Labor’s key wagering reforms are likely, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is determined to reduce gambling harm without preventing Australians from making their own choices. By Bren O'Brien ● Wagering ● August 12, 2026 Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has indicated changes to wagering reform legislation remain possible as the government seeks to balance gambling harm reduction with Australians’ right to gamble. (Photo by Mark Nolan/Getty Images) Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has signalled amendments are likely to be made to the government’s wagering reform legislation, but any changes will be driven by policy which preserves Australians’ right to “having a punt”. In his first extensive comments since meeting with Opposition leader Angus Taylor earlier this week to discuss how to get the wagering advertising reforms through parliament, Albanese was asked about the government’s relationship with the wagering industry. Independent MP Andrew Wilkie has questioned whether individuals in the government had been “improperly influenced by individuals in the private sector”. He has written to the National Anti-Corruption Commission with his claims, but did not name any individuals or parliamentarians or name any companies.

Agree but we only got 1/2 hour with 30 minutes to wipe up the tears between and after.

Might have been an intelligent question for Mick to ask last night. Does anyone know or has anyone heard when the final edition of this might be completed or available to stake holders? I imagine that clubs responding to One View would want to see that first too?

At least Matt knows how to avoid answering questions in a relatively slick manner.