MONDAY APRIL 8th RACING POST
WEEK MONDAY APRIL 8th TO SUNDAY APRIL 14th 2013
REVIEW YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
PREVIEW TODAY'S CARDS
BBC1 Breakfast Bill
Turnbull and Louise Minchin
News Interview: Paul Clarkson Owner of Lancashire Stables.
THE
REALITY OF A 24 HOUR SPAN IN THE WORLD OF BRITISH HORSERACING
AINTREE
BRITISH GRAND NATIONAL SATURDAY APRIL 6th 2013
4.15. John Smith's Grand National Chase (Handicap) (Grade 3) Class 1
30 fences over 4m3f+ 40 Ran. 17 finished. 2 fell. 14 pulled up. 1 refused to jump. 6 unseated rider. Winner £547,267.50.
30 fences over 4m3f+ 40 Ran. 17 finished. 2 fell. 14 pulled up. 1 refused to jump. 6 unseated rider. Winner £547,267.50.
WIN: AURORAS
Within 24 hours of winning the 2013 Grand
National RYAN MANIA found himself in an air ambulance travelling to Hospital following a fall at Hexham.
HEXHAM
RACES SUNDAY APRIL 7th 2013
3. 10 St John Lee
Handicap Hurdle 8 hurdles two omitted 2m4f+ Winner £3,119.04
STAGECOACH JASPER 7 10-8 RYAN MANIA (fell) handler presenter? trainer Sue Smith for Mrs Jacqueline Conroy
Raced mid-field of 11 runners, cleared 4th hurdle appeared to stumble on landing. (poached ground take off and landing of 4th hurdle?)
J Margaret Clarke Turfcall Comment
BHA chief Paul Bittar how does he consider it possible for bloodhorse illiterate people employed within his departnments, by himself, to uphold bloodhorse literate horseracing rules? Bittar's whole perception of this sport is outside the Equus Zone. The welfare of horses together with the welfare of the people who work with them every day at the dangerous sharp end of horseracing, their needs and human rights have been totally ignored over the last 6 decades. However has this ignorance been allowed to get such a grip on this sport. And yes this is a sport not a war. However have such people as this been able to get away with all this for so long?
STAGECOACH JASPER 7 10-8 RYAN MANIA (fell) handler presenter? trainer Sue Smith for Mrs Jacqueline Conroy
Raced mid-field of 11 runners, cleared 4th hurdle appeared to stumble on landing. (poached ground take off and landing of 4th hurdle?)
J Margaret Clarke Turfcall Comment
BHA chief Paul Bittar how does he consider it possible for bloodhorse illiterate people employed within his departnments, by himself, to uphold bloodhorse literate horseracing rules? Bittar's whole perception of this sport is outside the Equus Zone. The welfare of horses together with the welfare of the people who work with them every day at the dangerous sharp end of horseracing, their needs and human rights have been totally ignored over the last 6 decades. However has this ignorance been allowed to get such a grip on this sport. And yes this is a sport not a war. However have such people as this been able to get away with all this for so long?
Louise (BBC1 Breakfast Broadcaster Presenter) Minchin
Bill (BBC1 Breakfast Broadcaster Presenter) Turnbull
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