should licensed people be allowed to work on track ??

[bayman]

i've noticed over the years that licensed people (mainly drivers) work for bookies now i haven't got a problem if they work at the dogs or gallops but i dont think they should be allowed to work at meetings where they are participants at some of the meetings

you would never see a jockey working for a bookie at morphettville so why do we see drivers working for bookies at the trotts i think it is unprofessional to start with & just say a horse should be evens & the bookie just kept laying it at 2/1 & it was a horse that one of his 'workers' had, what would happen or be said if it went terrible ??

yeah we all know that answer

[Punk Rooster]

a friend of mine worked at Angle Park as a track attendant, & was not allowed to bet- work that out, in comparison to the situation Bayman has presented.

[heater31]

a friend of mine worked at Angle Park as a track attendant, & was not allowed to bet- work that out, in comparison to the situation Bayman has presented.

and thats the way it should be casino employees even if its the dunny cleaner are allowed on the floor at any time also employees of gaming venues arent allowed to play the machines at their place of employment.

surely the GDP situation is wrong and unethical as these can have inside information that most punters might not know about

[bayman]

a friend of mine worked at Angle Park as a track attendant, & was not allowed to bet- work that out, in comparison to the situation Bayman has presented.

because it looks unprofessional !!! i'm sure he got on before he got to work ???

[Punk Rooster]

a friend of mine worked at Angle Park as a track attendant, & was not allowed to bet- work that out, in comparison to the situation Bayman has presented.

because it looks unprofessional !!! i'm sure he got on before he got to work ???

I'm sure (very sure in fact) he still got his bets on