By AAP Participants in Queensland’s three racing codes have been put on notice they face severe bans if they engage in match-fixing. Queensland Racing Integrity Commission boss Ross Barnett said harness driver Barton Cockburn, who pleaded guilty to match-fixing charges in the Magistrates Court last week, had been warned off for life…. Read More » Read full article
QRIC warns about severe bans for fixing
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