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Recent Comments
savethegame 26 Nov | Posts: 1878
Mark Mcgowan salary must have been worked out in cambodia in charge of 2 mil. people --400k. Burt in charge what 500 people at rwwa.----- 800k. you don;t have to be dead to be stiff.
Chariotsonfire 26 Nov | Posts: 1945
Who sanctioned Burt;s salary at over 800k. was it rwwa----- What is the new CEO Salary surely we can get it down to half. that and spent the .other 400k at g.p. Esp. when the premier is only on about 400k. The RWWA Board signs off on...
maybeso 26 Nov | Posts: 28
it was also said at the outreach meeting that RWWA is planning to upgrade the lights at GP, Bunbury and Northam to LED lighting. That wont be budgeted for for two, three or four odd years. I cant recall the exact timeline.Harness needs money being spent on inf...
savethegame 26 Nov | Posts: 1878
Who sanctioned Burt;s salary at over 800k. was it rwwa----- What is the new CEO Salary surely we can get it down to half. that and spent the .other 400k at g.p. Esp. when the premier is only on about 400k.
savethegame 26 Nov | Posts: 1878
Martin rode at Kalg not for long.Peter mckay was the one,trying to think why i put ken james,may have worked at both over the years---Rod Kirkup won apprentices cup,was it Queen Inca or Hasten Lass.Curmugeon he sure did ride short for that ...
spinking 26 Nov | Posts: 2776
Peter Mckays stables were directly behind Colin Websters . At the time Mark Grigsby and Rod Kirkup were apprentices to C.H.Webster
spinking 26 Nov | Posts: 2776
STG. Martin Macphilomy worked for Peter Mckay for a long time at the same time J.Berry was apprentice to him. I didnt think Martin rode in races but stand to be corrected
Chariotsonfire 26 Nov | Posts: 1945
By the way all of the funds for the above projects were provided by RWWA and to that can be added the infield tote indicator and vision facilities.
curmudgeon 26 Nov | Posts: 1808
STG..I think Harry Wulff may have been stood down from riding because he refused a stewards direction to lengthen his irons. Seem to recall a controversy of some sort occurring there.
curmudgeon 26 Nov | Posts: 1808
Correct @Manchild. Sadly deceased now Rob was a loyal local in Kalgoorlie and rode for a number of years there. He had a long time association with trainer John (Popeye) Eaton and rode a number of good priced well supported winners for him...one nice horse cal...