RACING POST WEDNESDAY MARCH 27th 2013
WEEK MONDAY MARCH 25th TO SUNDAY MARCH 31st 2013
Racing legend Sir Peter O'Sullevan suffers stroke
The former 'Voice of British Racing'
By Graham Green 2:41PM 26 MAR 2013
SIR PETER O'SULLEVAN is in Charing Cross Hospital in London
The former 'Voice of British Racing' has blurred vision and was on Tuesday undergoing a series of tests that will continue on Wednesday.
"Peter said he first noticed he had a problem when he was watching a six-runner race on Sunday and all of a sudden he could see 18 horses!"
O'Sullevan, who was knighted in 1997, the year he retired, began commentating on racing in 1947 and was a key figure of the BBC's coverage of the sport for many years.
"Peter said he first noticed he had a problem when he was watching a six-runner race on Sunday and all of a sudden he could see 18 horses!"
O'Sullevan, who was knighted in 1997, the year he retired, began commentating on racing in 1947 and was a key figure of the BBC's coverage of the sport for many years.
REVIEW YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
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LAMBOURN OPEN DAY
GOOD FRIDAY MARCH 29th
Cancelled due to tricky weather
2013
John Smith's Grand National
Thursday April 4th Day One
Friday April 5th Day Two
Saturday April 6th Day Three
Grand National Race Card
On His Own shortens for Grand National glory
KATIE WALSH’S dreams of becoming the first woman to conquer the John Smith’s Grand National took a step closer when her father, Ted, confirmed that she keeps the ride on Seabass.
Big Race Entries
Dwyer stunned by 56-day ban in India
A Bloodhorse Illiterate Judgement in India
But will the Bloodhorse Illiterate British Authorities automatically follow suite?
When will the British and Indian Equus Zone be honoured and recognised in horseracing around the world?
Bill
Turnball and Susanna Ried bring us BBC Breakfast this morning.
Introducing the in tune violinist
David Garrett http://david-garrett.com/
David
plays using a Stradivarius Violin. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stradivarius
Contrasts
What would happen if David played his Violin out of tune? It would be like BHA Paul Roy attempting to riding Frankel in a race, a complete disaster. First of all he would have no chance, because Frankel is minded within the British Equus Zone by the bloodhorse literate.
26 March 2013 Last updated at 15:52 Help
"Health
Secretary Jeremy Hunt has been setting out the government's response to an
inquiry into the scandal at Stafford
Hospital
"In a
statement to the Commons, Mr Hunt called the events at the hospital ''a
betrayal of the worst kind''.
"However he
said what had happened there could be a catalyst for change."
J
Margaret Clarke Turfcall Comment
Health Secretary Jeremy
Hunt within the present government is noted to be
jostled along, moved
on from one post to another by governments.
This week we can observe
Jeremy Hunt in full flow with his negative fob off "Lip Service" bla,
bla, bla style, blaming all the nurses, for shocking government failure ongoing over
decades. Posh speech is all the attention needed by this politician according
to government working practices. A few well chosen words to make out the Hospitals
are all now sorted out. What sort of misleading lie is this?
Typical this man is being
paid alot of money every week to do his job, so when is he going to start to do it? Will he ever be capable of
taking his responsibilities seriously and stop blaming the nurses for shocking "Rip
Off Britain" government failures? The problems are found to be at the top
not as the bottom of Hospital management. Government buck stops here. Exposed.
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