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Australian Racing Board Australian Racing FACTFACT BOOKBOOK Australian Racing Board Australian Racing FACTFACT BOOKBOOK A Guide to the Racing Industry in Australia 2002-2003 Australian Racing Board Limited AustralianAustralian RacingRacing FACT BOOK A Guide to the Racing Industry in Australia 2002-2003 Published by the Australian Racing Board Limited December 2003 1 Mr Bob Charley AO ( Chairman, Australian Racing Board Limited) AUSTRALIAN RACING BOARD LIMITED 81-83 Baxter Rd Mascot, NSW, 2020 PO Box 159 Kensington, NSW, 1465 Phone: (02) 9551 7700 Fax: (02) 9551 7708 Email: [email protected] Internet: www.australian-racing.net.au The Australian Racing Fact Book is compiled by the Australian Racing Board's Research Officer, Mr James Ross. If you have any comments or suggestions on this publication please email them to [email protected] Although every effort has been made to ensure the information provided in the Australian Fact Book is correct, this publication may contain inaccuracies or typographical errors. The Australian Racing Board assumes no responsibility for any such inaccuracies, errors or omissions in this publication or in other documents referred to within this publication. Designed & Produced by RVL Publishing - 03 9258 4692 2 ForewordForeword The Australian Racing Board is pleased to publish the fifth edition of The Australian Racing Fact Book, our annual reference guide to the Australian thoroughbred racing industry. Events in the past year highlighted the rise and fall in emotions which touch us all in this great industry. The success of Choisir at the Royal meeting at Ascot and the dizzying heights of Northerly's victories were tempered by the loss of one of the giant figures of our time - Jack Ingham AO. I am able to comment from first hand knowledge of the contribution which Jack made to the racing industry. With his brother Bob he built Woodlands into one of the largest and most successful racing concerns in this or any other age. The brothers enjoyed success on the racing stage unmatched in the last fifty years. To judge them on that financial contribution would be to seriously undervalue their achievements. Jack Ingham lived for his involvement in racing - he derived as much pleasure from a maiden win as he did from group racing victories. At administration level he gave his time and knowledge unstintingly. Our sport is one that is built on faith, hope and commitment of people like Jack Ingham and the industry, while poorer for his passing, is mindful of the continuing involvement of so many members of the Ingham family. On the local stage Northerly dazzled us with his achievements. Winner of nine Group 1 races including two Cox Plates and a Caulfield Cup, Northerly was awarded Horse of the Year 2002/2003 accumulating $9.3 million in prize money. Northerly and his trainer Fred Kersley confirm that racing is an Australia-wide sport. The achievements of the Paul Perry trained Choisir at Ascot were nothing short of astounding. I'm sure that many Australians believed that our thoroughbreds (particularly sprinters) could hold their own with any in the world but it took a group of Novacastrians to take up the challenge and prove the point. Congratulations to all concerned - particularly Paul Perry who accepted victory so graciously. Choisir's victories lifted Australian horses a considerable notch in the world handicap ratings and increased the value of our bloodstock. More generally, a most welcome fact this year was the heightened popularity of carnival race meetings across Australia - drawing larger and younger attendances. A clever mix of sport and entertainment by innovative race clubs is opening an exciting era for feature racing events showcased to a growing number of race-goers. Remember, racing is the second most attended sport in the nation after Australian Rules football. There is a high level of demand for records relating to the health and performance of the industry and, since 1999, the Fact Book has established itself as a handy and reliable guide to any person seeking information on major aspects of the industry. Our thanks are extended to those many people and organisations who assisted in the compilation of this book. Bob Charley Chairman Australian Racing Board Limited 3 TableTable Of Of Contents Contents 3 FOREWORD 43 RATINGS 6 National Racing Administration 44 Champion Racehorses 7 National Administration & Advisory Groups 45 ANZ Classifications 2002/2003 8 Australian Racing Board 46 Top Rated Horses Over Time 10 Australian Rules of Racing 11 Principal Racing Authorities 47 BETTING 12 The Racing Industry Economic Network 48 Wagering and Gaming Turnover 49 Totalisator & Bookmaker Wagering Turnover 13 RACING 50 Gambling Turnover 14 Statistics State by State 2002/2003 51 Wagering Turnover by State 15 Top 50 Stakes Races 2002/2003 52 Parimutuel Bet Types 16 Leading Prizemoney Earners 2002/2003 53Distribution of Revenue 17 Prizemoney 19 Racehorse of the Year 54 INTERNATIONAL 20 Australian Metropolitan Course Records 55 Worldwide Statistics 2002 56 International Foal Crops 2002 25 BREEDING 57 Worldwide Prizemoney 2002 26 Australian Breeding Figures 1971-2003 58 Control of Prohibited Substances 2002 27 Breeding Distribution 59 International Races 2002 28 Registrations 60 World Series of Racing 29 Leading Sires in Australia 2002/2003 61 DIRECTORIES 33 SALES 34 Australian Auction Sales Results 2002/2003 62 Australian Directory 35 Auction Trends 37 Imports & Exports 82 International Directory 38 INDUSTRY TRENDS 96 CONTRIBUTORS 39 Industry Trends 1986-2003 40 Prizemoney Trends 41 Race Trends 42 Starters Trends 4 TablesTables & Charts& Charts TABLES Table 43 ANZ Classifications 2002/2003 - 3 Year Olds Table 44 ANZ Classifications 2002/2003 - 4 Year Olds + Table 1 Australian Racing, State by State, 2002/2003 Table 45 Highest Rating 2 Year Olds 1994 - 2003 Table 2 Top 50 Stakes Races 2002/2003 (By Prizemoney) Table 46 Highest Rating 3 Year Olds 1994 - 2003 Table 3Leading Prizemoney Earners 2002/2003 Table 47 Highest Rating 4 Year Olds + 1994 - 2003 Table 4 Prizemoney 1986/87 2002/2003 Table 48 Thoroughbred Wagering Turnover by State 2002/2003 Table 5 Horse of the Year Category Winners 2002/2003 Table 49 Gaming Turnover by State 2001/2002 Table 6 Champion Racehorse of the Year 1970 - 2003 Table 50 Thoroughbred Wagering Turnover 1989 - 2003 Table 7 Leading Trainers by Group Wins 2002/2003 Table 51 Gambling Turnover 1989 - 2002 (Wagering and Gaming) Table 8 Leading Jockeys by Group Wins 2002/2003 Table 52 Forms of Wagering Turnover by State 2002/2003 Table 9 Metropolitan Course Records NSW Table 53Parimutuel Bet Distribution in Dollars 2002/2003 Table 10 Metropolitan Course Records VIC Table 54 Parimutuel Bet Distribution in Percentage 2002/2003 Table 11 Metropolitan Course Records QLD Table 55 Parimutuel Bet Distribution in Australia 2002/2003 Table 12 Metropolitan Course Records SA Table 56 Distribution of TAB Revenue 2002/2003 Table 13Metropolitan Course Records WA Table 57 Leading Racing Countries 2002 Table 14 Metropolitan Course Records TAS Table 58 International Testing for Prohibited Substances 2002 Table 15 Metropolitan Course Records ACT Table 59 Worldwide Figures on Drug Testing 2002 Table 16 Metropolitan Course Records NT Table 60 Top International Races by Prizemoney 2002 Table 17 Breeding Figures 1971-2003 Table 61 Emirates World Series 2002 Table 18 Breeding Distribution by State 2002/2003 Table 19 Australian Thoroughbred Registrations 1971-2003 CHARTS Table 20 Registrations by State 1999-2003 Table 21 Other Forms of Ownership 1998 - 2003 Chart 1 Leading Australian/New Zealand Prizemoney Earners over Table 22 Two Year Old Registrations 1993 - 2003 time Table 23Leading Australian Sires 2002/2003 Chart 2 Australian Prizemoney 1986/87 - 2002/2003 Table 24 Leading Australian First Crop Sires 2002/2003 Chart 3Australian Prizemoney Distribution 2002/2003 Table 25 Leading Australian Broodmare Sires 2002/2003 Chart 4 Foal Crop Distribution 2002/2003 by State Table 26 Leading Australian 3YO Sires 2002/2003 Chart 5 Foal Production 1971/72 - 2002/03 Table 27 Leading Australian 2YO Sires 2002/2003 Chart 6 Australian Auction Sales 1995 2003 - Average Prices Table 28 Leading Australian Sires On Breeding Bonus Payments Chart 7 Australian Auction Sales 1995 2003 - Gross Sales 2002/2003 Chart 8 Imports & Exports of Australian Bloodstock 1993 -2003 Table 29 Australian Auction Sales Results 2002/2003 Chart 9 Races, Prizemoney and Foal Crops 1986-2003 Table 30 Major Sales Results 2002/2003 Chart 10 Stakes & Standard Race Prizemoney 1992 - 2003 Table 31 Auction Sales Trends 1995/96 2002/03 Chart 11 Australian Meetings & Races Trends 1991 - 2003 Table 32 Exported & Imported Bloodstock 1993 - 2003 Chart 12 Number of Individual Runners & Total Starters 1993-2003 Table 33 Races, Prizemoney & Foal Crops 1986 - 2003 Chart 13Thoroughbred Wagering Turnover 1989 2003 Table 34 Stakes & Standard Race Prizemoney 1992 - 2003 Chart 14 Gambling Turnover 1989 - 2002 (Wagering & Gaming) Table 35 Prizemoney Earned by Each Individual Starter 1993 - 2003 Chart 15 Thoroughbred, Harness & Greyhound Turnover by State Table 36 Metropolitan & Country Race Trends 1991 - 2003 2002/2003 Table 37 Age of Individual Horses Racing 1993 - 2003 Chart 16 Parimutuel Bet Type Distribution in Australia 2002/2003 Table 38 Number of Individual Runners per Season 1993 - 2003 Chart 17 International Foal Crops 2002 Table 39 Number of Starters per Season 1993 - 2003 Chart 18 Worldwide Prizemoney 2002 Table 40 Champion Racehorses by Ratings 1980 - 2003 Table 41 Australian
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