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SA’s Racing Minister chats about some of the challenges faced by the industry

SA Minister for Racing on whether her government will direct more POC revenue back into the industry

Vivienne Leggett said her former bullying boss Greg Rudolphs new promotion by Racing SA is an example of the sexism and toxic workplace culture in the horse racing industry.

The mother-of-two who won a $2.8million court battle against her former employer says the boss who bullied and harrassed her for years has taken her identity.

Greg Rudolph was CEO of Hawkesbury Race Club when Vivienne Leggett was forced to quit her role in sponsorship and promotions over his oppressive behaviour.

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RSN927 By Matt Stewart, Racing Editor South Australian racing is back on following exhaustive talks between state government and racing officials throughout the night. The race meeting that was to have been held at Gawler today will remain transferred to next Thursday (July 29) but racing will be held at Morphettville on Wednesday. Participants had already been well-advised of the changed date of today’s meeting and it was logistically too difficult to run it today despite last night’s r...

Link to Share More prominent South African trainers are heading out to Australia with the news Gary and Dean Alexander are to relocate to Murray Bridge by the middle of next year. Thoroughbred Racing South Australia announced on Monday the training partners will complete their season by mid-year and take up residence at the South Australian country circuit, which has been the subject of recent significant upgrades. Gary Alexander has trained more than 1500 winners in South Africa over the past ...