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- UK Tatts Breeding Stock Day-2: Aust Buys $3.23m Song
- UK Tatts Breeding Stock Day-2: $1.14m Massarra
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- UK Tatts Breeding Stock Day-2: Median Down Less Than 1%
- 5,000 Sign Petition To End SA Jumps Racing
- Laing To Start Satellite Jumps Stable In SA
- Jumps Assoc Says Racing Vic Injury Figures Incorrect
- Warrnambool "Set To Fight With Everything"
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- Luskin Park Unreserved Dispersal At Inglis On Friday
- Albury Gold Cup Prize Up 36% To $170k
- Friday Nights On Sydney Summer Program
- Aust Horses All Silent & Racing To Win Arrive In HK
- Aust Comp Proinn Sponsors Singapore Stakes
- Shane Dye Wins Mauritius Jockey Title
- Aust-Bred Danehill Dancer Filly Wins In South Africa
- Cuis Ghaire Retired To Mating With Sea The Stars
- US Triple Gr1-Winner Kodiak Kowboy Retired To Vinery
- 2010 Stallion Fees At US Walmac Farm
- US Gr2-Winner Serenading Retired To Hill 'N' Dale
- Shamardal Breeder Phillip McCarthy Dies Aged 58
- Canada Winter Mixed: C$100k Kentucky Bear
- Canada Winter Mixed: Average Up 59%
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5,000 Sign Petition To End SA Jumps Racing
In Australia, The Coalition For The Protection Of Racehorses presented a petition, signed by more than 5,000 South Australians & calling for an end to jumps racing, to Greens MP Mark Parnell at Parliament house in Adelaide yesterday, reported The Advertiser. The petition follows statements by SA racing authorities that they will allow jumps racing to continue in their state, despite Racing Victoria’s decision to end jumps racing in that state at the conclusion of the 2010 season. Coalition spokesman Colin Thomas said the petition “should send a clear message to the SA government & Racing Minister Michael Wright”. And Thomas declared the minister “should be ashamed & embarrassed that his government provided financial support to an industry that sent horses to their deaths in the name of entertainment”.
