Police arrest man near Tamworth in race fixing raid POLICE raided the home of a harness racing trainer following investigations into alleged race fixing across the state. The 34-year-old was arrested at his house at Werris Creek Road, Duri, near Tamworth about 7am today. He was charged with two counts each of facilitating conduct that corrupts the betting outcome of an event, and use corrupt conduct information to bet on event. He was granted conditional bail to appear at Tamworth Local Court on June 24. The charges relate to alleged race fixing in a number of harness racing events in Tamworth and Muswellbrook between December 2012 and April 2013. Earlier this month, detectives arrested and charged two men over the alleged "drenching" of a horse in a Tamworth thoroughbred event, with a third man arrested and charged with firearms offences. The 47-year-old man arrested on May 12 appeared at Tamworth Local Court today and was charged with six additional offences relating to harness race fixing. Investigations into all forms of racing in NSW are ongoing and detectives continue to work closely with Racing NSW and Harness Racing NSW.