One last bid to keep country race tracks alive

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One last bid to keep country race tracks alive

Oct. 9, 2022 - 11:13 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Country race tracks across regional Western Australia are struggling to survive with shortages of horses, jockeys and volunteers, racing officials are gambling on a last ditch bid to keep them going.