澳大利亚 thoroughbred 赛马俱乐部决定不售Sydney赛马场
Australia Thoroughbred Horse Club to Consider Selling Sydney Racecourse
Vote Results
The vote on whether the Australian Thoroughbred Horse Club (ATC) should sell Sydney Racecourse resulted in mixed support. The sale proposal and reinvestment initiative was supported by 50.02% of voters, while 7.89% opposed it.
| Supporters | Voters | Percentage |
|---|---|---|
| 3,451 | 50.02% | |
| 436 | 7.89% |
Over 2,000 members chose to abstain.
Club's Response
ATC President Peter McGauran expressed satisfaction with the voting outcome and thanked all club members for their involvement. He emphasized that while the sale proposal did not pass, the process has established a foundation for future strategic planning.
Future Plans
- Investment Focus:
- Budget improvements and track upgrades
- Infrastructure development
- Technology enhancements
- Member Benefits:
- Improved facilities for members
- Increased community engagement
- Diversified Revenue Streams:
- Exploring new income sources
- Reducing reliance on the gambling industry
Additional Information
Earlier this year, a New Zealand mare named Atishu was sold for $2.7 million.
ATC has also continued its collaboration with major Australian horse breeder and livestock companies, including Yulong.
Conclusion
While the sale proposal did not pass, ATC remains committed to preserving Sydney Racecourse and exploring ways to enhance its future development.
The club thanks Racing NSW, the NSW government, and other key partners for their support throughout this process.
