The RIB response to a media inquiry regarding the Prangley decision linked to this item.
It is central to the integrity of racing and the welfare of animals that industry participants prepare and present animals free of illegal substances. Â The RIB undertakes significant testing of racing ...
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The RIB has begun an investigation into the deaths of three harness racing horses over the last three months, all from the same stable.
All three horses died while on a racecourse and the RIB is investigating any potential links between the deaths.
The horses have undergone a post mortem ...
On Monday 20 June and Tuesday 21 June Racing Integrity Board Stewards inspected 59 harness racing stables in the Canterbury region. The RIB General Manager of Stewards Nigel McIntyre was satisfied with the standard overall, acknowledging the positive and welcoming attitude of the licensees. ...
The Racing Integrity Board conducted routine drug testing at the Cambridge Jockey Club on Monday 20 June 2022. Any instances of riders failing to present for testing, or a positive drug test, will be subject to an investigation.
On 15 June 2022 the Racing Integrity Board has brought a charge against a trainer in charge of a greyhound nominated to compete in a race for failing to present a greyhound free of the category 2 prohibited substance methamphetamine. This is an offence under the provisions of rule 61.1 of the ...
On 8 June 2022, the Racing Integrity Board brought a charge against a trainer in charge of a greyhound nominated to compete in a race. The charge is failing to present a greyhound free of the category 2 prohibited substance namely methamphetamine, being an offence under the provisions of rule ...
Former Deputy Police Commissioner, Mike Clement, will take up the role from 1 July 2021 when the new, independent, Racing Integrity Board is established. View the full press release.