Richard Lovett who had 93 prior convictions, was arrested later that day after becoming involved in a fight in which he stabbed a man in the chest, puncturing his lung, and was subsequently sentenced for the robbery to four years by the County Court of Victoria. From 1990, Vizard and his family owned and ran the rural Western District station, Roxby Park, which they operated as a superfine wool Merino sheep stud. In 2002, Vizard sold Roxby Park to South Australian Tuna fishing magnate, Tony Santic, the owner of three time Melbourne Cup winning horse, Makybe Diva, who renamed the property Smytzer's Lodge, and uses it as the home of his Makybe Diva breeding and bloodstock operations. References Further reading Bedwell, S: Vizard Uncut: The Full Story, Melbourne University Press (2007), () Wood, Leonie. Funny Business. Sydney: Allen & Unwin (2007). External links www.profiletalent.com.au 1956 births Australian male comedians Lawyers from Melbourne Living people Australian republicans Gold Logie winners Former Members of the Order of Australia Businesspeople from Melbourne People educated at Carey Baptist Grammar School Delegates to the Australian Constitutional Convention 1998 People from Hawthorn, Victoria Melbourne Law School alumni Australian television talk show hosts Monash University faculty Television personalities from Melbourne University of Adelaide faculty