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we have been zzzzappp!'ed

West Australian Racing
careycarey    6,424 posts
edited November -1 West Australian Racing
i believe we have been Zzzzappp!'ed Rodent, although i have no idea why.
nobody accused anybody of anything, so doubt it was warranted.
it was the natural reaction that any thinking person could/would make, and removing the thread won't alter that.
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  • Unknown
    thinking and saying on a public forum are two contrasting things

    Rodent is welcome to post a link to the article back up
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  • careycarey    6,424 posts
    said:

    thinking and saying on a public forum are two contrasting things

    Rodent is welcome to post a link to the article back up

    there was NO ACCUSATION WHATSOEVER, so you are wrong.

    i have much to do, so perhaps you have given me the reason to do it, instead of frequenting a certain forum and watching posts needlessly disappear into the ether. Thanks.
    not much point posting if it last 2 seconds is there?
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  • RodentRodent    7,446 posts
    I notice my thread vanished but didn't see the post from Carey so can't comment.
    I will say though that I'm stunned (pardon the pun) at the lack of discussion on this extremely controversial topic. I still can't believe the story from thewest.com.au hadn't been documented here.
    http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-/newshome/8563461/trainer-tasers-worker/
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  • Unknown
    carey it wasnt your post that was the reason for the thread being deleted - it was well after your comment
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  • Unknown
    Rodent - not sure why it hasnt been mentioned previously - I suspect those who knew kept it to themselves obviously
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  • thefalconthefalcon    20,471 posts
    The little toerag probably deserved the zap but that is beside the point. The point is an elecrical device on a training premises...thats the crux of the matter.
    I think there will be some very serious penalties dished out.....
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  • TucoolTucool    174 posts
    He deserves everthing he gets, nobody in their right mind would buy something like that.... it only serves one purpose "to inflict pain".
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  • cannonballcannonball    8 posts
    I heard the worker had been caught a few times treating the horses badly.If this is the case he deserves more than a tasering. Apart from the fact that the animal should be respected anyway,it makes me sick some punk can get a job working with some expensive horse flesh and be oblivious to it.
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  • RazorSharpRazorSharp    439 posts
    This story has been around a month or so, was in the community paper about 4 weeks ago, before the court date.

    Give him a fine and get on with life, kis has never worked so hard since the buzz
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  • pajonespajones    669 posts
    Its a huge huge story and just the possibilty for massive repercussions outside the obvious court fine and long term racing disqualification.
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  • dungydungy    9,278 posts
    Anybody who has some sort of zapper on the site are in trouble maybe Edwards should use it more often as he has struggled for a while now .
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  • alphabuzzalphabuzz    53 posts
    should be getting 10 to 15 years if stewards show any consistency as these are the penaltys handed out in previous cases !!! :shock: :shock:
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  • Unknown
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    should be getting 10 to 15 years if stewards show any consistency as these are the penaltys handed out in previous cases !!! :shock: :shock:

    hasnt even been charged by stewards yet

    if (and it would be a big if) they can prove he used it on horses - then yes 10-15 years

    owning an illegal gun doesnt mean you get the same sentence as a murderer
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  • GaryHGaryH    1,012 posts
    edited December 2010
    said:

    ..owning an illegal gun doesnt mean you get the same sentence as a murderer

    I think there's one in the rules about bringing the "electrical item" onto a track/stable. Would be similar to drenching tubes in the back of the float?
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  • Unknown
    said:

    said:

    ..owning an illegal gun doesnt mean you get the same sentence as a murderer

    I think there's one in the rules about bringing the "electrical item" onto a track/stable. Would be similar to drenching tubes in the back of the float?
    yes there probably is - but it doesnt carry an automatic 10-15 year sentence

    Im not saying he shouldnt receive a penalty
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  • Unknown
    said:

    said:

    should be getting 10 to 15 years if stewards show any consistency as these are the penaltys handed out in previous cases !!! :shock: :shock:

    hasnt even been charged by stewards yet

    if (and it would be a big if) they can prove he used it on horses - then yes 10-15 years

    owning an illegal gun doesnt mean you get the same sentence as a murderer


    they dont have to prove he used it on horses, he has already admitted it having on the premises.

    Scobie O'Donnell got 5 yrs for having a cattle prodder found in a caravan on his property
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  • agro58agro58    294 posts
    its ilegal to have devises as such on premises or on personal, let alone to use on staff in a lot of trouble.
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  • Unknown
    "Edwards said he would target the Melbourne spring carnival later this year with Guest Wing."

    Obviously not expecting a suspension
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  • thefalconthefalcon    20,471 posts
    Instant euphoria, Della...common malady..
    Could probably run a tikki in a country cup...
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  • agro58agro58    294 posts
    got live the dream.
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  • thefalconthefalcon    20,471 posts
    How True.....
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  • ICEICE    683 posts
    5 years
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  • Unknown
    Stewards inquired into a report received from the Security Guard placed on GUEST WING, a runner in Race 8, the BMW-Perth Cup run over 2400m and trained by Mr S. Edwards. On Inquiry it was established that a stable employee of Trainer Mr S. Edwards had orally administered the non-prohibited substances Gastrozol (anti-ulcer treatment) and Lubrysin (joint lubricant) to GUEST WING at 8am today at the stables. Trainer Mr S. Edwards pleaded guilty to a charge under ARR.178E for causing the administration of these non-prohibited substances to GUEST WING on the morning of the race and was subsequently fined $1,000.
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  • Unknown
    RWWA Stewards will inquire into the recent Police charges laid against Trainer Shane Edwards in the Midland Police Court on Tuesday 7 December 2010 in relation to the possession of an unauthorised apparatus (imitation mobile phone ?electrical contrivance") and an assault on a licensed Track Rider.


    The inquiry will be conducted in the RWWA Stewards Room at Ascot Racecourse on Friday 7 January 2011at 10.30 am.
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  • RazorSharpRazorSharp    439 posts
    said:

    RWWA Stewards will inquire into the recent Police charges laid against Trainer Shane Edwards in the Midland Police Court on Tuesday 7 December 2010 in relation to the possession of an unauthorised apparatus (imitation mobile phone ?electrical contrivance") and an assault on a licensed Track Rider.


    The inquiry will be conducted in the RWWA Stewards Room at Ascot Racecourse on Friday 7 January 2011at 10.30 am.

    that could be his saviour
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  • thefalconthefalcon    20,471 posts
    The owner of the cup winner could well be his salvation..... :roll:
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  • Unknown
    RWWA Stewards today inquired into the recent Police charges laid against Trainer Mr Shane Edwards in the Midland Police Court on Tuesday, 7 December 2010 in relation to the possession of an unauthorised apparatus (imitation mobile phone "electrical contrivance") and an assault on a licensed Track Rider.

    Evidence was taken from Trainer Mr Shane Edwards, Track Rider Mr John Anderson, Electrical Contractor Mr Michael Frekker, RWWA Veterinarian Dr Judith Medd and RWWA Principal Investigator Mr Phil O'Reilly.

    Mr Damian Sheales, Barrister was granted permission to represent Mr Edwards.

    Mr Edwards pleaded guilty to a charge under ARR175(hh) for having in his possession an electronic apparatus designed to deliver an electric shock.

    Further Mr Edwards pleaded guilty to a charge under ARR175(q) for improper conduct in that on 8 November 2010 at his training establishment at Egerton he forcibly held Track Rider Mr Anderson by the neck, pushing him backwards.

    Track rider Mr Anderson pleaded guilty to a charge under ARR175(q) for misconduct in that on or about 7 November 2010 he mistreated horses in the care of Trainer Mr Edwards.

    Stewards adjourned the inquiry until Tuesday, 11 January 2010 at 11am in the Ascot Stewards Room at the Ascot Racecourse to consider the matter of penalty.

    JOHN A ZUCAL
    RWWA Chairman of Stewards
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  • thefalconthefalcon    20,471 posts
    Theoretically, one working day before the penalty.
    I'll bet it is a 4 figure fine...nothing more.
    What do you guys reckon?
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  • Unknown
    6 MONTHS - purely a guess
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  • HopesandDreamsHopesandDreams    24 posts
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    5 years

    Have to agree 5 years sounds about right
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