Friday 27 September 2013

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 27th RACING POST DAY TWO OF THREE FROM NEWMARKET CAMBRIDGESHIRE MEETING 2013..CH4 LIVE 1.40. 2.10. 2.40. 3-15.

 

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 27th RACING POST 2013
WEEK MONDAY SEPTEMBER 23rd TO SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 29th

http://www.racingpost.com/news/live.sd
http://www.turfcall.co.uk

REVIEW YESTERDAY'S RESULTS

PREVIEW TODAY'S CARDS
 
 
CH4 LIVE THIS AFTERNOON FROM NEWMARKET
JOIN-UP
 
 
 
 
 
EQUUS ZONE: TURFCALL BLUEPRINT 2001 
 
TODAY WE'VE GOT A CLIVE CLASSIC HOPE
Brittain hoping RIZEENA can highlight her Guineas (2014) credentials in the Group 1 Shadwell Fillies' Mile Page 2
 
3:15 Shadwell Fillies´ Mile (Group 1) Cl1 1m CH4 Card Betting 

Clive Brittain hopeful Rizeena can see out mile

 
 Clive Brittain (born 15 December 1934) is a British race-horse trainer. He began training as an apprentice in 1949, and on his own as a licensed trainer in the early 1970s. He currently trains at Carlburg Stables in Newmarket, Suffolk. His best-known horse is Pebbles, winner of the 1,000 Guineas in 1984 and the Breeders' Cup Turf in 1985.
 
 
Clive Brittain's original little jig, especially to welcome his winners back off the track and  directly into the winners enclosure, has been taken  out of context. This was Clive's way of showing his winner how pleased he was with their performance and for no other reason. Lets hope  that this afternoon  Clive can greet Rizeena in this way in the winners enclosure.

 
EQUUS ZONE
 Yearlings coming into Team Brittain's at this time of year
 from the Sales and the Studs. To be prepared In Training for the 2014 Flat Turf Season.
 
A highly skilled art,
 that the British Political and Horseracing Governments refuse to honour. 
 
 


BIG RACES COMING UP
Equus Zone: Great Racing Partnerships
In the fifth  part of a week-long series, Nicholas Godfrey on how the languid dandy Henry Cecil and Kentucky Kid' Steve Cauthen ruled on the Flat in the 1980's. Pages 16-17
A great Equus Zone Series all week don't miss it.

PAUSE FOR THOUGHT


Graham Cunningham Forthright views every Friday

International rules body sorely needed - Thorny issues of interference.


"WHAT would you get if you crossed a volatile Indian racing crowd with a vigilant set of German stewards?


"Absolute mayhem would be the most likely scenario after a week which featured riots at Pune racecourse and a decision to demote the first two home in a Group 1 at Cologne, racing desperately needs to find harmony over the thorny issues of interference.


"The closet hooligan in me quite likes the idea of punters venting their spleen when faced with 'doosre results' but the fact the BHA must decide whether to ratify an Indian ban imposed on Martin Dwyer sparked purely by mob reaction remains deeply unsettling


"You can't accuse the Colognestewards of ducking the issue in the Preis von Europa- especially as the original winner Meandre is owned by controversial Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov-but it's very hard to watch the footage of Sunday's race and think justice was done.
 

 

"If you haven't seen the replay it will be aired on C4 during thios afternoon's show from Newmarket.

 

"And if you have seen it you will know one of Germany's biggest prize was handed to a horse who suffered precious little interference after the first two home were found guilty of squeezing remote fourth Earl Of Tinsdal.

 

Racing still stands alone among major sports in that the outcome of the contest depends entirely on crucial rules which vary massively from nation to nation.

 

"It seems there is no international body capable of banging the relevant heads together.

 

"If racing truly wants to be taken seriously in an era of global gambling interest  then it's high time one was established."


 
J Margaret Clarke Turfcall Kingsclere
That there are no true Sports rules for British Horseracing or for Global Horseracing  is stark and frightening. It shows a complete lack of understanding and of any sort of caring for either the racehorses themselves or for their handler riders. Britain's political and horseracing governments continue to show a cruel and evil indifference to this sport, and to all those who work within it.

  Animal Kingdom Intelligent Bloodhorse Literacy 

The fact that our own Queen Elizabeth's quest in the early 1980's  over 30 years ago, was to seek out the American horseman Monty Roberts to help her to establish in Britain an Equus Zone underlining the rights and needs of all racehorses,  all horses,  and indeed all animals, all living creatures attempting to exist here on this earth with mankind.   A massive step forward in the right direction for all living beings who inhabit this globe.
 
 
That our own Queen Elizabeth and her racecourse at Ascot plays a pioneering major part in global horseracing. And the fact that our Queen has horses in training herself, and has done throughout her reign. That our Queen and members of her own family have achieved true bloodhorse literacy in their own right at the highest levvel. Is a further massive step in the right direction as well.

In 2006  Zara Phillips was voted BBC Sports Personality of the Year by the British viewing public (an award her mother won in 1971). She was appointed Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in in 1971).


Zara's father Mark Phillips a talented brilliant horseman in his own right.
Captain Mark Anthony Peter Phillips, CVO, ADC(P) (born 22 September 1948) is a English Olympic gold-medal-winning horseman for Great Britain and ex-husband of Anne, Princess Royal, with whom he had two children. He remains a leading figure in British equestrian circles, a noted designer of showjumping circuits, and a columnist in Horse & Hound magazine.
 
There is absolutely no excuse for either British political,  horseracing  or legal government's sick attitude in continue on along their evil path of destruction.
 

 






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