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THURSDAY AUGUST 15th RACING POST 2013
WEEK MONDAY AUGUST 12th TO SUNDAY AUGUST 18th
WEEK MONDAY AUGUST 12th TO SUNDAY AUGUST 18th
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Struthers pledges full support of PJA for Dwyer
By David Baxter
PAUL STRUTHERS on Tuesday pledged that the Professional Jockeys Association will lend its full support in helping Martin Dwyer to appeal his eight-month ban imposed by the Royal Western India Turf Club. (44 hours ago)More
Graham
Green brings us news:
"Dwyer
speaks of family anguish as he vows
to fight ban all the way. "
Pic
of Martin, who said: "I've done nothing wrong" , and (inset) a Newmarket
"MARTIN
DWYER yesterday spoke of his family's anguish over the eight-month ban imposed
by the Royal Western India Turf Club that has turned the love affair he
previously enjoyed with the sub-continent into a nightmare.
"If
he is unable to overturn the punishment on appeal, the Derby
"I've
had this hanging over me for most of the year and this is another setback,
" said Dwyer, who was still
awaiting notification of the inquiry findings.
"It's
hard mentally but I've just got to be strong, carry on and be positive because
at the end of the day I've done nothing wrong. I'm going to fight it all the
way and I've got to try to have some faith in the appeal board, which is the
next step.
"My
wife is upset by everything and it's hard to deal with, but I just have to keep
going forward. I'm very grateful for the support people have shown me. "
"Confusion
still surrounds Monday's decision of the Mumbai stewards to increase Dwyer's
ban from 56 days, although at the original inquiry in March three of the panel members
did take the view that "the suspension awarded in this case was
inadequate".
"Dwyer
was deemed guilty of preventing Ice Age running on her merits at Mahalaxmi on
February 17, despite the 6-4 favourite veering violently close home and having
to be snatched up after colliding with the runner-up. The filly was
subsequently found to have bled.
"Dwyer
chose not to travel to India
"I
don't believe it would have made any difference if I'd gone because I've kept
saying the same thing, and given the same evidence, since it happened, "
Dwyer said.
"I've
emailed the RWITC today, telling them I want to appeal against the decision. I
still haven't received any notification from them about the inquiry, although I
know this can take a day or two.
"I
plan to go to the appeal but don't know when that will be. I've been told it
won't happen overnight and could be in three to four weeks. "
"Dwyer's
plight has sent shockwaves through the racing community, with Professional
Jockeys Association chief Paul Struthers leading the calls for the BHA not to
reciprocate the ban, should the appeal fail.
"Dwyer
said: "I've spoken to a solicitor through the PJA in regard to setting
things up to apply to the BHA not to reciprocate , if it comes to that, but
before that I've been told I must exhaust all possible avenues in India. That's
what I'll be doing."
J Margaret Clarke Turfcall Comment
EQUUS ZONE
"What
about the filly ICE AGE where does she figure in all this? A jockey can't
compete in a race, any race without a horse. What has happened to ICE AGE since that race on 17 February? Where has she been since, and where is ICE AGE now? Did she receive any veterinary support medication treatement following this race on 17 February? As we are able to place bets on racehorses, are we allowed to inquire into their wellbeing if found to be having a bad day?
Gary Witherford an independant horseman.
Are
any of us allowed to inquire about the health of the filly ICE AGE since, and now?
EQUUS
GLOBAL HORSERACING RULES (Sport)
This ICE AGE-MARTIN DWYER focus shows just how
dangerous a place Global Horseracing is in at present. To venture out to
compete as both Martin Dwyer and Richard Hughes before him have bravely
attempted. Fraught with bloodhorse
illiterate hazards as there are absolutely No Recognised True Rules Of Global Horseracing at present. Horseracing Turf Clubs around the world, have scant knowledge as to the rights and the needs of racehorses in training, or the people who work with racehorses every day. A top sport as Global Horseracing without True Rules a disaster zone. As this ICE AGE-MARTIN DWYER performance shows.
The
one interesting fact to come out of this horrific injustice is that the
language of the horse remains to be the same no matter in what country. It is the
language of the peoples that change, muddle and confuse, as in Lip Service.
Steve
Dennis brings us further facts on Martin Dwyer's plight this morning in the
Racing Post.
Steve's message to the BHA " An easy solution to Dwyer saga:
don't apply ban. It would be a strategy
without precedence but a precedent must be set' .
Steve
points out that "The long arm of the Royal Western India Turf Club has a
global reach, meaning the BHA is
expected to endorse and imply the ban in Britain
The BHA stewards together with the Indian Stewards RWITC are burdening Dwyer's daily workload, provoking a spiteful, unsettling, unfair environmental advantage, on
his already punishing daily work schedule.
Dwyer,
a young gentleman who has followed his career path from day one giving his best
throughout his creative honest endeavour within his 'Equus Zone Intelligence' .
The trouble here is that the BHA stewards together with the Indian Stewards RWITC have no 'Equus Zone Intelligence' of their own.
To
traumatize and sacrifice someone else's career life and times is an evil unacceptable
practice a disgusting corrupt act with attitude. No one has the right to behave
as this to other people. The British
Legal Justice System need to clarify their focus on corrupt acts as these found
going on in the present unjust British horseracing law.
A
British law that is taking an unsettling unfair advantage, messing with other
peoples careers, ignoring their achievements and acting with other global horseracing countries
to trash other peoples careers and take away their livelihood due to the fact they are unable
to recognise for themselves another persons skills.
Balding chases Sovereign hat-trick with Highland
By Lee Mottershead
ANDREW BALDING has developed a habit of winning the biggest race in Salisbury's calendar and he seeks to plunder the track's richest-ever prize once again today as Highland Knight tackles the £75,000 Totepool.com Sovereign Stakes. (38 mins ago)More
France: Hannon sweet on the chances of Havana Gold
By Scott Burton
FRANCE GALOP'S aim of achieving Group 1 status for today's Prix Guillaume d'Ornano looks well served by a field boasting three runners who have already won at the highest level. ( 1 hour ago)More
Rizeena seeks Group 1 success at Deauville
By Richard Birch
RIZEENA, clearcut winner of the Queen Mary Stakes at Royal Ascot, is likely to bid for her first Group 1 in the Prix Morny over six furlongs at Deauville on Sunday. (37 hours ago)More
Rizeena seeks Group 1 success at Deauville
RIZEENA, clearcut winner of the Queen Mary Stakes at Royal Ascot, is likely to bid for her first Group 1 in the Prix Morny over six furlongs at Deauville on Sunday.Thursday: the leading jockey is confident about only ride
Leading Flat jockey Kieren Fallon has high hopes for his sole ride at Salisbury on Thursday (12 hours ago)More
Dettori lands Shea Shea Nunthorpe ride
By Paul Eacott
FRANKIE DETTORI has been given a fantastic opportunity to bag another big-race win after he was booked to ride ante-post favourite Shea Shea in the Group 1 Coolmore Nunthorpe Stakes at York next Friday. (22 hours ago)More
Secret Gesture and Talent could run in Yorkshire Oaks
By Stuart Riley
RALPH BECKETT could be double-handed in the Yorkshire Oaks, with both Oaks winner Talent and runner-up Secret Gesture potentially set to clash again. (13 hours ago)More
Telescope will bid to bounce back at York
By Richard Birch
TELESCOPE, who suffered a shock defeat in Saturday's Rose Of Lancaster Stakes at Haydock, is expected to make a quick reappearance in York's Neptune Investment Management Great Voltigeur Stakes next Wednesday. (39 hours ago)More
 | SALISBURY RUK TODAY'S CARD |
GOING: GOOD TO FIRM (Good in places; GoingStick 9.0). (Showers)
STALLS: 6f & 1m - Far side; 7f - Centre; 1m4f - Stands' side
STALLS: 6f & 1m - Far side; 7f - Centre; 1m4f - Stands' side
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