Welcome to the new Racenet
Today marks a special occasion for Racenet as we launch Racenet 2. CEO Damon Robbins updates everyone on the new platform and the performance issues encountered today.
www.breednet.com.auI don’t have live access to current news in this chat, but I can summarize recent context and guide you to reliable sources about Racenet.
Key points from recent public references:
- Racenet is commonly described as Australia’s premier horse racing portal, offering news, form guides, tips, statistics, and betting tools. This status is reflected in profiles and descriptions from industry sources and Racenet’s own communications.[4][6]
- In the late 2010s, there were regulatory and merger-related discussions involving Racenet, including News Corp’s proposed acquisition of Racenet and subsequent regulatory scrutiny. Authorities noted that such combinations were unlikely to substantially lessen competition in the relevant markets.[2][3]
Where to look for the latest news:
- Racenet’s official site or app: check for breaking updates, platform changes, new features, or service notices (iOS/Android app status, if any).
- Reputable Australian racing news outlets (e.g., The Age, Sydney Morning Herald’s racing sections, Racenet partner publications) for rapid updates and expert commentary.
- Regulatory filings and industry press: if there are mergers, acquisitions, or platform evolutions, ACCC or equivalent bodies’ public registers often have timely information.
If you’d like, I can:
- Narrow down to the latest 24–72 hours and summarize headlines from specific outlets.
- Pull up-and-display direct links to current Racenet pages or recent news articles (you can specify preferred sources or regions).
- Create a quick one-page digest with headlines, dates, and brief notes on any platform changes or notable racing insights.