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Statement from Patinack
Following media reports Patinack Farm Administration has been placed in liquidation over a $17,000 debt owed to WorkCover South Australia, a spokesperson for the Tinkler Group issued the following statement:
There was an administrative error in the WorkCover matter by an associate company of Patinack Farm and the outstanding monies, as well as costs, have been paid.
There will be no further comment.
love how he always pays on the death knock!
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"WorkCover will continue to pursue employers who fail to pay their premiums and take any necessary action.
"We will now work with court-appointed Liquidator to provide any documentation they require as part of the liquidation process."
http://www.racingandsports.com.au/racing/rsnewsart.asp?NID=265595
An interesting quote form the article:
"The information I have about the assets of the company are that there aren't very many."
http://www.breednet.com.au/news2006.asp?id=85468
To a degree, I say fair cop that he should say enough is enough
patinak just become a dumping ground for questionable stock .Surely he wasnt there putting his hand up at the auctions nor signing of on sales. So who are his agents....they must be accountable for something.Could this play out like the dodgy financial institutions.
Lot of people are going to hurt on this one and it wont just be Patinak employees.
So if he remembered backing a horse in a maiden at scone in 2004 and it won him maybe $100 he has since gone out and bought every single family member of that horse. I guess you can do that when you have plenty.That is one of the reasons why he owns a few cheaper horses.
I said it before, he's not going anywhere....when push finally comes to shove, he all ways has a few mil tucked under the matress.
financial managers, general managers would have cheque books to pay the day to day expenses, like insurance. surely they would not have to run every single payment past NT.
the man appears to be a loud mouthed, brash, poorly educated who has succeeded with pure luck, guile and animal cunning.
he will possibly survive with those attributes.