the whole sorry soap opera will be forgotten about in a few weeks time.
business will be back to normal as there are too many jobs at risk.
the stewards are only really concerned about the adherence to the rules of racing in that state and handing out an appropriate penalty
charging someone with laying MJ to lose with the full knowledge the horse was 'off' is akin to convicting someone of insider trading and we all know how hard that is to prove, trouble is both probably happen every day of the week.
i find it staggering that they can get the betting sheets from all around australia analyse them all in detail within a week and come to the conclusion that none of the parties (or any of their associates)involved made some easy cash watching mj come in second last.
anyone who thought racing was corrupted just had their suspicions finally confirmed.
Racing NSW claimed to have the best investigators,they need to finally start cleaning up racing in that state once and for all,but its to dodgy and there are too many conflicts of interests.
GW should receive a harsh penalty to ensure racing turnover doesn't decline and act as discouragement for others choosing not to follow ARR.
