A super heavy 10 at Warwick Farm on Wednesday left many horses all at sea, but not two year-old Starspangledbanner colt Surfin’ Safari (pictured as a yearling), who skipped away to win as he pleased.

As Inglis approaches 150 years of service to the Australasian thoroughbred industry, Managing Director Mark Webster today announced that the company will relocate its head office and auction facilities from Newmarket in Randwick to Warwick Farm to position itself for the long term.

Racing NSW’s Chief Executive, Peter V’landys, has announced the appointment of Peter McGauran to the position of Director of Strategy, Marketing and Public Affairs.

The simmering tension between corporate bookmakers and racing bodies looks set to escalate

The Australian Taxation Office (Tax Office) will electronically match data relating to the sale and ownership of thoroughbred racehorses, to be supplied by William Inglis & Son Ltd, Magic Millions and the Registrar of Racehorses, a division of Racing Information Services Australia Pty Ltd, with information held by the Tax Office.