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Ms Jennifer Lee Disciplinary Action Decision (PDF, 133.19 KB)

Ms Jennifer Lee, prevented GWIC inspectors from entering her property for the purposes of carrying out a kennel inspection.

Mr Michael Lee Disciplinary Action Decision (PDF, 138.84 KB)

Charge 1 (Rule 21(3)) Mr Michael Lee, permitted the condition of his registered premises to be in a condition that was likely to be dangerous to the health, welfare or safety of any greyhound in his custody. Charge 2 (Rule 21(1)(c)) Mr Michael Lee, between the dates of 10 November 2022 and 24 January 2023 failed to keep the kennels at his registered premises in a clean and sanitary condition. Charge 3 (Rule 151 (1) and (2)) Mr Michael Lee, failed to keep and produce treatment records relating to greyhounds in his care.

GA Greyhound Passport for Export Policy - August 2023 (PDF, 100.12 KB)

Garry Coles Disciplinary Action Decision (PDF, 704.1 KB)

Detection prohibited substance Greyhound: Rebel Garth Substance: Theobromine Date: 21 April 2023, Goulburn

This decision was appealed to the Racing Appeals Tribunal

Stewards-Report-Michelle-Frankland-Shambler.pdf (PDF, 186.1 KB)

Prohibited Substance Nandralone

Shane Cartwright Disciplinary Action Decision (PDF, 792.83 KB)

Detection prohibited substance Greyhound: Daisy's Gold Substance: Theobromine Date: 14 March 2023, Grafton

This decision was subject to an Internal Review

RAT Decision Kerry Barrass (PDF, 437.05 KB)

Peter Johnston Disciplinary Action Decision 1 (PDF, 716.57 KB)

Charge 1 – LR21(a) Mr Johnston did a thing which constitutes an offence by striking the greyhound ‘Stir The Pot’ in the face. Charge 2 – R151 Failed to produce complete written treatment records. Charge 3 – R156(h) Failed to comply with a lawful order of a member of the Controlling Body.

This decision was appealed to the Racing Appeals Tribunal

Internal Review Decision Garry Parsons (PDF, 288.56 KB)

Garry Sheather Disciplinary Action Decision (PDF, 705.97 KB)

Charge 1 – 156(o) Mr. Sheather did a thing which, in the opinion of the Controlling Body, constitutes an offence by making a statement known to be false to an officer of a Controlling Body Charge 2 – Standard 6.1 Mr. Sheather did a thing which, in the opinion of the Controlling Body, constitutes an offence by transporting greyhounds in a manner likely to cause injury or undue stress to the greyhound.