By AAP Racing identity and well known punter Glenn Pollett has been hit with a $10,000 fine after pleading guilty to conduct charges emanating from an online broadcast. Racing NSW stewards found Pollett had breached three rules in a segment for The Punters Show broadcast on June 6 in which he made… Read More » Read full article
Racing identity guilty of conduct offences
June 30, 2016 Comments Off
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