2025年1月30日 · A final decision by an independent stewards panel has found Tasmanian harness racing trainer Ben Yole guilty of "mistreating" horses and has handed down a three …

2023年8月17日 · A 20-year-old former employee of Australia's leading harness racing trainer Ben Yole, who crashed a car towing an unregistered horse float — injuring passengers and killing four horses — has been charged by Tasmania Police.

2024年2月23日 · Ben Yole, who is Australia's biggest harness trainer and was found by independent investigator Ray Murrihy to be in non-compliance of a number of harness racing rules, was issued a notice of warning off Tasmanian racetracks by Tasracing early in February.

2025年1月31日 · The Independent Stewards Panel (the Panel) today informed Mr Ben Yole and Mr Tim Yole that they have been determined to be guilty of a charge issued under the Australian Harness Racing Rule (AHRR) 218(A) and that a penalty of three years disqualification back dated to 29 July 2024 has been applied to both participants.

2025年1月31日 · The now infamous Yole stables at Sidmouth must be shut down following the Independent Stewards Panel (ISP) decision to disqualify Ben and Tim Yole from harness racing for three years on cruelty charges. The final Stewards’ report found Ben and Tim Yole engaged in systematic cruelty to horses, in breach of the Rules of Racing.

2025年2月1日 · ABC News reports that a final decision by an independent stewards panel has found Tasmanian harness racing trainer Ben Yole guilty of “mistreating” horses and has handed down a three-year disqualification. Mr Yole was also found guilty of administering an injection to a horse within eight days of a race meeting, and was fined $5,000.

2025年2月6日 · Tasmania’s Work Health and Safety Regulator has laid charges against Ben Yole Racing following a car crash in the state’s north two years ago. In early 2023, a car towing an unregistered and overloaded horse float veered off the road and crashed on the Batman Highway near Sidmouth on the morning of January 30.

2024年6月7日 · The decision to allow Ben Yole and other harness racing figures named in the Murrihy Report to return to the track will stun every animal loving Tasmanian. After months of examining the conduct of Ben Yole and his stables, independent reviewer Ray Murrihy made findings Yole had broken the rules of racing and animal welfare standards.

2024年2月26日 · One of Tasmania’s prominent harness racing trainers has successfully appealed against his “warning off” from the state’s racetracks. Ben Yole was banned from TasRacing-controlled racetracks in January following investigations into race-fixing, team driving and breaches of animal welfare.

2024年10月2日 · An independent stewards panel charges leading Tasmanian harness trainer Ben Yole, his brother and two harness drivers under the Australian Harness Racing Rules.