Cyrus

I personally don’t care about young people liking the all the parade around these races or whatever It doesn’t matter I wanna watch quality horses and quality racing And proper breeding Not some 78 rated horse placing 2nd in a WFA G1 down there That happened last yr btw

I’m convinced this gutter rat is a just troll now Knows nothing about racing and just pots Australia Jay chance he can while cheering on peanut races Btw, Moods would drop you like the hot curry you are!!

Social media users are calling for a boycott of restaurants booking Big Groove, saying his content leans into stereotypes and ruins the dining experience

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Interesting that Racing Victoria chose not to have him back this year. Yes his stuff did serious numbers but hard to see how that is going to turn into making them money and that might well have been key to him not going back

"It's going to be a race for the ages" 💪 Bruce looks ahead to tomorrow's Cox Plate 🐐

Racing Victoria (RV) Stewards, subsequent to their investigation, have issued one charge against licensed trainer, Mr. Grahame Begg, under Australian Rule of Racing 240(2). racingvictoria.com.au/news/2…