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Eagle Farm track controversy: Jockeys back the push of trainers for urgent answers – Racenet
As Racing Queensland revealed it had no plans to transfer upcoming meetings away from Eagle Farm, jockeys threw their weight behind the trainers’ push to get urgent…
As Racing Queensland revealed it had no plans to transfer upcoming meetings away from Eagle Farm, jockeys threw their weight behind the trainers push to get urgent answers over the latest strife with the troubled track.
Eagle Farm has again become the biggest talking point in Queensland racing after The Courier-Mail revealed an industry crisis meeting had been called and some trainers had even insisted the track should be torn up for the third time.
The dramatic developments came as the Australian…
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