HRV announces changes on pathway to sustainability

01 October 2024
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Harness Racing Victoria announces operational savings and changes to participant returns for 2025 as part of the industry’s pathway to sustainability.

From January 1, 2025, feature race prizemoney, breeders and first-win bonuses, and baseline prizemoney will be reduced.

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