RACING POST FRIDAY JANUARY 18th 2013
WEEK MONDAY JANUARY14th to SUNDAY JANUARY 20th 2013
REVIEW YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
PREVIEW TODAY'S CARDS
EQUUS ZONE
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EQUUS
ZONE
SPECIAL
REPORT OUT OF CONTEXT
THE
LESSER LIGHTS pages 6-7
Special
report on the future for
Graham
Green “With the BHA set firm on increasing the quality of the thoroughbred we
look at how changes to the rules would be received.
J Margaret Clarke Turfcall Comment
It is not
the BHA who is increasing the quality of the thoroughbred, it is Coolmore and Darley
together with other great Studs and great horsemen who are doing that. The BHA do not even bother with
an Equus Zone, and have not bothered to have an Equus Zone over the last 6
decades. That the British government and the British Office of Fair Trading, allow
this BHA Scam Sham to continue to go on is a scandal.
Without a true Equus Zone the British Horseracing
government are guilty of fraudulently ripping off all those who work every day
at the dangerous sharp end of horseracing,
Without
a true Equus Zone this Racing Post Special Report is out of context to the
whole subject that it is attempting to portray.
PHOTOGRAPH of Ruby in a tidy tangle
An
incident-packed day at the races for Ruby
Walsh
in the wars at Thurles. Talk of the tracks, page 12-13
Justine
O.Hanlon
“It
was a yo-yo day for Willie Mullins and Ruby Walsh. Walsh donned the Ricci silks
four times and it was a case of him winning when he didn’t fall.
"The
two shortest- priced favourites came down - most notably the potential top-notch mare Tarla for the
second straight time in her Grade 2 chase, although she might have struggled to
win anyway.
INTERVIEW
AIDAN COLEMAN
Julian
Muscat speaks to the rider who has overcome Grand National heartbreak and is
now flying high in the jockeys’ table. Aidan, Guest Star on the Morning Line last Saturday tells Julian “I’ve been very lucky since I came to England
“FOR
young conditionals, the first wave of publicity is often the last. They disappear
as quickly as they arrive, but Aidan Coleman has kicked on since he came to
prominence in April 2008 …
COMING UP IN THE
RACING POST
TOMORROW
PRICEWISE with his big-value bets on the TV races.
10 DARK HORSES FOR CHELTENHAM
DAVID PIPE with his latest
festival plans, including a surprise Champion Hurdle entry.
RPSunday
16 PAGES OF THE BEST READS
IN RACING
DONALD McCAIN
Peter Thomas on his
unstoppable rise
TIMMY MURPHY
answers our Questionnaire
JOHN McCRIRICK
A piece of vintage writing
by
David Ashforth
ROOSTER BOOSTER
Tote Gold Trophy of 2004
relived
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