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- 2007 Sires Annual Bookings Closing
- California 2YOs: US$650k Sky Mesa Colt
- California 2YOs: US$450k Tiznow Filly
- California 2YOs: US$450k El Correador Colt
- California 2YOs: US$430k Tribal Rule Colt
- California 2YOs: Top Lots
- California 2YOs: Average Up 19.1%
- Nadeem 1st-Season Fee $33k At Darley
- 34th 2nd-Season Winner For Magic Albert
- Invincible Spirit 2YO Wins Again
- SA Minister Warns Racing To Clean Up Act
- Moodie Slams Vic Report As Train-Wreck
- NSW Stewards Open Passenger Ownership Inquiry
- NSW Stewards Probe Jockey Betting Accounts
- Dane Ripper's $700k Sister Wins At Randwick
- NSW Trainer Dale Takes Indefinite Break
- NZTR Regional Forum Dates
- Callow Invited To Ride In Japan Gr1
- Pasquier Accepts Abdulla's French Retainer
- 3 Aust Entries For UK Gr1 July Cup
- UK Professional Punter Denies Laying Losers
- UK Jockey Banned For 3 Years
- Threat To Musselburgh's All-Weather Track
- SAVE 50%: 2007 Platinum Package + Sires Annual
Threat To Musselburgh's All-Weather Track
Scotland's historic East Lothian-based Musselburgh racetrack's £12 million (A$28.8m) plan "to transform the course (which has held race meetings since 1816) by installing a floodlit all-weather track, could be on the scrapheap by the end of the month," reported racingpost.co.uk. After the recent UK elections, a Scottish National Party & Liberal Democrat coalition "is now in charge of East Lothian Council, which this week appointed 4 councillors opposed to the development to the 7-man board of directors at the racecourse which it owns"; in addition, the £9 million (A$21.6m) loan voted through by the previous Labour administration to help finance the project "has to be finalised by the local authority on May 29 &, following the political shift, could now be cancelled".