this is to little to late to help hundreds of investors such as myself but at least he has now been exposed

Yes skinner I agree, A lot of good people worked hard to bring this fraudster to justice. If it was not for them maybe others like us battlers would have been exposed to his scams. The dream of owning a share in a Race Horse may now be gone for some but the newer dreamers do not have to go through what we went through with Nightingale Thoroughbreds because they do not exist any more. Three Cheers

The dream may not necessarily be gone altogether as the monthly upkeep cost is similar with other syndications but the cost of the shares is certainly not going to be $1. There are still some reasonably priced shares out there with reputable syndicators like Hancox Syndications but these are snapped up very very quickly. It will take a while longer to save for these but it is possible. Don't give up!

That's the spirit goracing, there is Syndicates out there that will suit some owners but you don't have to deal with a fraudster, you will be dealing with a pro.

How's that legal action going now Alan???
I'm glad I took a stand against this germ, and I feel for those owners who didn't get out earlier.

all,
does anyone know what the process would be for us to try and recoup our lost moneys through the courts ( ie) class action against this guy. i only burnt 3k but i would hate to think this slim has walked away with any money at all.

hahaha. Nightingale Fraudsters hope u get what u deserve.Scum.

I have taken legal action to stop the debt collectors from putting a default action on my credit record. Please do not sit on your hands with this. You MUST reply and dispute the claims. Your Horse went to another trainer with out your knowledge is good enough for a dispute. The most you can re coupe in legal action is $600.00, the most He can get off you is $600.00 plus legal cost. Now that Nightingale has been warned off He can no longer profit from racing in NSW. post this off to your legal firm, No more action will occur.

Hi Guys,

Should I pay next months fee's even though my horse has been in the paddock for a year and I recieve very little if any updates on his progress? Did anyone here see the artical in the Newcastle Herald about other owners taking action?

I did see the article. Keep an eye out for Friday's Newcsatle Herald for a story (in Geoff Wilson's column) and a contact name to discuss options.
He's a mate of mine and I have a couple of horses with him.