conflict of interest

[Round Pen]

Originally Posted by Round Pen

I am almost positve that A couple of Years ago that the Announcer at Fort Erie was also A trainer. Infact he still runs Horses there and at Woodbine Today.

Actually I just looked it up and he was both Announcer and Trainer

http://www.forterieracing.com/press_...April24-06.htm

[CSC]

Originally Posted by Round Pen

Actually I just looked it up and he was both Announcer and Trainer

http://www.forterieracing.com/press_...April24-06.htm

Hypothetical question, you happen to be at the track and you notice a trainer at the betting terminal betting a race where he/she has a horse running, problem is they are betting another horse...would this be a conflict of interest?

[10 pnt move up]

Originally Posted by CSC

Hypothetical question, you happen to be at the track and you notice a trainer at the betting terminal betting a race where he/she has a horse running, problem is they are betting another horse...would this be a conflict of interest?

I think each jurisdiction has their own rules.

[CSC]

Originally Posted by 10 pnt move up

I think each jurisdiction has their own rules.

I'm sure it has happened once or twice before...

[Honu]

This whole thread is somewhat akin to old ladies sitting around the nursing home with nothing else to talk about but how the interns are in kahoots against them , lol. To read back from post one until now is pretty funny.

[SCUDSBROTHER]

Originally Posted by Honu

This whole thread is somewhat akin to old ladies sitting around the nursing home with nothing else to talk about but how the interns are in kahoots against them , lol. To read back from post one until now is pretty funny.

At least elevate it to the "ODD COUPLE" series, or something like that. The grinding up of a dead body is pretty gangster.

[letswastemoney]

Horse racing news must be really slow for this to be that important