Rolling COVID-19 coverage: HRV CEO Dayle Brown on bold plans to keep racing

23 March 2020
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Smaller fields and less races, the potential of a Tabcorp Park Melton quarantine and care for horses in the event of a shutdown were all discussed when Harness Racing Victoria CEO Dayle Brown joined Gareth Hall on RSN 927 today.

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