A landmark report into Queensland's racing industry remains under wraps, more than a month after the state government was due to release its findings publicly.

The independent review, led by former Australian Turf Club chair Matthew McGrath, was scheduled to be unveiled at an industry event on October 13.

That event was postponed just days before, with organisers saying at the time it would be held "later" in the month.

The report — which covers thoroughbred, harness and greyhound racing — has still not been released.

The review, dubbed the "most substantial review of Queensland's racing sector in over 25 years" by the state government, was commissioned earlier this year.

It was tasked with looking into and reforming industry sustainability, integrity and welfare, and governance — inc

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