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Why Black Caviar’s part-owner is drawing a line between his horses and the VRC board

smh.com.au ·Australia · culture
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Neil Werrett, a noted racehorse owner and part‑owner of Black Caviar, publicly separated his position from that of the Victoria Racing Club board. He did so after allegations surfaced that he threatened to withdraw his horses from trainers supporting John Kanga. Werrett’s statement emphasized that his actions were independent of the board’s decisions. The dispute centers on the alleged pressure to affect trainer affiliations.

Renowned racehorse owner Neil Werrett has distanced his actions from the Victoria Racing Club board over allegations he threatened to take his horses off trainers who supported John Kanga.

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