RACING POST SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 2nd 2012
WEEK MONDAY AUGUST 27th TO SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 2nd
C4 London 2012 Paralympic Games
Day Five of Twelve
VIDEOS
http://paralympics.channel4.com/video/index.html
WHAT'S ON
http://paralympics.channel4.com/whats-on/index.html
Day Five of Twelve
VIDEOS
http://paralympics.channel4.com/video/index.html
WHAT'S ON
http://paralympics.channel4.com/whats-on/index.html
PREVIEW TODAY'S CARDS
IRISH RACING
PREVIEW TODAY'S IRISH CARDS
france galop
Bloodhorse literacy is the same
worldwide. Once you have achieved true
professional bloodhorse literacy in
you own right, in context within the world of horseracing. (Bloodhorse Literacy
Zone)
eg The recent running of the Shergar Cup at Ascot .
Where possibly some riders could not
speak English.
But of course when riding in France
and in different speaking countries if you are able to communicate fully with
the horses, you may not necessarily be able to speak a countries language so
that will be tricky, and Visa Versa - Acy Ducy different situations can catch
both the horses and the horsemen out.
Take a closer look at past and
present true professional bloodhorse literate horsemen
GRAHAM LEE now this season switched
from riding over jumps to riding on the Flat. Scoring 50 times to date, his bloodhorse
literacy shining through. Every step he takes, every move he makes a racehorse in training should understand. That is of course subject to the ability of the person at home who is riding the horse out ever day .....
Flat racing not nearly as dangerous
as Jump racing.
The more power placed in the hands of
the bloodhorse illiterate within the British political and horseracing government, the more dangerous horseracing becomes.
At present the danger factor on a graph
from 1 percent = highly dangerous
to 10 percent = Bloodhorse literacy safe,
.
Estimated at present within political and horseracing government circles to be running at just TWO percent.
No way can this ever be acceptable.
SOME INTERSTING WEBSITES TO EXPLORE
GREATEST BLOODHORSE LITERATE HORSEMEN
SOME INTERSTING WEBSITES TO EXPLORE
GREATEST BLOODHORSE LITERATE HORSEMEN
TOP JOCKEY'S IN THEIR FIELD
C4 JOHN (greatest jockey) FRANCOME
LICENSED FRENCH FLAT JOCKEY'S
JOCKEY'S ROOM GIFT STORE
PAUSE FOR THOUGHT
An annotation
by Elvis Presley, who died on 16 August 1977 aged 42
"To judge a man by his weakest link or deed
Born:
January 8, 1935, Tupelo
- Died:
August 16, 1977, Memphis
J Margaret Clarke Turfcall Direction
KELLY MARKS AND HER FATHER DOUG MARKS
J Margaret Clarke Turfcall Direction
KELLY MARKS AND HER FATHER DOUG MARKS
A trainers secretary in Lambourn says "Doug Marks was well known and hugely respected for being
in tune with his horses who were all happy and healthy and won races! Doug was
a terrific character who trained for showbiz stars such as Frankie Vaughan
and Jimmy
Tarbuck and his ready wit and humour was loved by all who knew
him. Doug first came to Lambourn in 1964 and briefly trained at Uplands and
that is where I used to work as Assistant secretary to the late great Fred Winter
Join up
REGULATION
GOVERNMENTS PAY BACK TIME
A NEW RACING SCHOOL
A True
Bloodhorse Literate Career Structure is Urgently Needed.
As
successive governments, political and horseracing within regulation have over
decades financially bled horseracing dry through their bloodhorse illiteracy now
need to take the right steps to pay for their past cruel errors burdened upon
other people to include the horses they have let down so badly and are still at present letting down so badly. Through financial greed.
Rip Off Britain nothing works properly, nothing joins up to work properly.
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