Tasmania's leading owner says nasty comments may have backfired on racing industry

By Greg Mansfield
May 18 2020 - 5:30pm
RETURN TO ACTION: Gee Gee Pengala and apprentice Peter Lui win at Mowbray shortly before Tasmanian racing was shut down. The horse is one of six owned by Paul Geard due to trial at Longford on Tuesday.
RETURN TO ACTION: Gee Gee Pengala and apprentice Peter Lui win at Mowbray shortly before Tasmanian racing was shut down. The horse is one of six owned by Paul Geard due to trial at Longford on Tuesday.

Tasmania's biggest owner Paul Geard understands that everyone involved in racing has been frustrated by the industry shutdown, now into its seventh week.

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