Racing Trainer Who Sold Non-Existent Horse Gambled $2M
Mitchell Kerr was convicted of fraud and banned from racing for selling a non-existent horse. He also violated bankruptcy law.
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Mitchell Kerr was convicted of fraud and banned from racing for selling a non-existent horse. He also violated bankruptcy law.
As reported by 1News, A former horse trainer has been sentenced to five months home detention after using misleading statements and hiding crucial information to file for self-imposed bankruptcy. The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) said in a statement Mitchell Kerr, a former harness racing trainer whose licence was cancelled, hid crucial details
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He had a gambling habit that involved him losing about $1 million with a betting agency.