SKY NEWS : HUMAN TIDE
CAUSED BY EVIL BRITISH MALE GOVERNMENT WAR MACHINE
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THURSDAY AUGUST 27, CH4 LIVE. RACING POST
Week Monday August 24 to Sunday August 30.
CH4 HORSERACING TEAM
CH4 HORSERACING TEAM
A Work in Progress Guide
Taking a Closer look at Horseracing
Taking a Closer look at Horseracing
http://racing.channel4.com/
RACING POST PREVIEW TODAY'S EQUUS CARD
RACING POST PREVIEW TODAY'S EQUUS CARD
The clues are here, but can you spot them?
* REVIEW YESTERDAY'S EQUUS RESULTS
JMC: We do not want our little babies having to experience
the terror of war, anytime in their lives.
We come into this world fragile and helpless.
next the human journey:
Many of us leave this world fragile and helpless.
next the human journey:
Many of us leave this world fragile and helpless.
BBC1 BREAKFAST
interaction
6.00am to 9.15am
A warm welcome to all:
Presented by Stephanie McGovern and Charlie Stayt.
Our Carol brings us a full and thorough weather forecast. Nippy Notes only here.
Bank Holiday Weekend: Unsettled. Cooler, blustery with some heavy showers likely. Sunny spells, will brighten up later.
Visiting Beijing
BBC2 Victoria Derbyshire
Naga Munchetty - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Joanna Gosling - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
PAUSE FOR THOUGHT
GLOBAL HORSERACING
Your adventure into the world of Global Horseracing
a warm welcome to Nicholas Godfrey 2015.
"Behind
the screening trees, before you get to the computer-belt jostle of Tadworth’s
homes and gardens, the ground falls gently away in tiers of grass gallops, all
the way to a girdling Polytrack strip at the foot of the hill. Epsom Downs is
the racecourse; these are the Walton Downs, downland gallops that haven’t seen a plough since
before King Charles lost his head, beautiful, springy turf, lent lushless by
the biblical downpours just in time for Lee Carter’s horses to come cantering
along two-by-two, Noah-style. Today is not a serious work morning, just a pipe
opener time for the 160 or so horses trained from the 11 yards that comprise
Epsom’s stable strength.
PAUSE FOR THOUGHT
GLOBAL HORSERACING
Your adventure into the world of Global Horseracing
a warm welcome to Nicholas Godfrey 2015.
EPSOM PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE.
1947 - 2015
WEDNESDAY EPSOM THE GLORY YEARS:
Part 1 of 3.
“In the first of a three-part series Nicholas Godfrey rolls back the years to when Epsom was in it’s heyday as a training centre, pages 8-9.
http://turfcall2-racingpost.blogspot.co.uk/2015/08/wednesday-august-26-racing-post-2015.html
http://turfcall2-racingpost.blogspot.co.uk/2015/08/wednesday-august-26-racing-post-2015.html
THURSDAY: PETER THOMAS: AND STEVE DENNIS
Part 2 of 3
"ON HOW EPSOM IS STRUGGLING FOR SURVIVAL . "
1947 - 2015
1947 - 2015
EPSOM
PAST, PRESENT. FUTURE
A
STRUGGLE FOR SURVIVAL
“An
ace set of gallops with a nice racecourse attached. "
“Steve
Dennis spends a work morning alongside the Epsom training fraternity. You’d be
amazed by what’s on the other side of the fence.
"What we have
here is an ace set of gallops with quite a nice racecourse attached. The
famously undulating circuit over which the greatest Flat race in the world is
run commands all the attention, all eyes fixed on the twisting, turning green
ribbon that has bewitched the racing world since 1780. And no one sees what’s
on the other side of the fence. Whybrow 47, says: “There are 640 acres of
gallops here, Epsom training grounds.
Manager since 2005, when he made the choice between looking after the racecourse and looking after the gallops, a job he had combined for the previous 11 years.
“Nigel Whybrow turns on the windscreen wipers, it
being a typical summer morning, turns off the inner racecourse road at the mile
pole and crosses over into a secret world. "
1. JMC:
Could this be the secret world explored by Alice
in Wonderland? If not, what else could it be?
You may well ask. CLUE: Anything to do with the senses? What particular
senses? How do you communicate so accurately with these most beautiful of all creatures
to achieve such highly athletic success together, worldwide?
2.
What is it
that needs to be done to bring Epsom’s fabulous horseracing facility back to
life again? "an educational
foundation where creative talents can be discovered and developed, and where
one can spread culture through the teaching of crafts and the preservation of
knowledge that might otherwise be destroyed or forgotten".
3.
Is Britain
in danger of losing the true skills that bind global horseracing together? What
are Newmarket, Malton, Lambourn, Lewis and Malborough doing to protect their
rich horseracing history? History pieced
together over the last four centuries by true bloodhorse literate horsemen and horsewomen
who have battled bloodhorse illiteracy against all the odds, over all this time.
STANLEY WOOTTON ACHIEVED TRUE BLOODHORSE LITERACY IN HIS OWN RIGHT
STAFF INGHAM ACHIEVED TRUE BLOODHORSE LITERACY IN HIS OWN RIGHT.
EDWARD JAMES BLOODHORSE ILLITERATE. BUT WELL AWARE THAT COUNTRY SKILLS NEED MINDING.
1.
West Dean
College
3.
West Dean
College is situated in the 6,350-acre West Dean Estate, of West Dean near
Chichester. The Estate was formerly the home of the poet and patron of the
arts, Edward James. Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_James
Edward William Frank James (1907–1984) was a British
poet known for his patronage of the surrealist art movement.
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Surrealism ·
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Las Pozas ·
5. West Dean[edit]
7.
The St
Roche's Arboretum at West Dean
8.
In 1964,
James gave his English estate which included West
Dean House at West Dean to a charitable trust. The Edward
James Foundation comprises West
Dean College, a centre for the preservation of traditional arts and crafts,
through short courses and full-time Diplomas and MAs. One of only two
professional Tapestry Weaving studios in the UK, an Art Gallery are all housed
on a 6,400-acre (26 km2) estate which is open to the public
through the West Dean Gardens.
9.
West
Dean College is part of the Edward James Foundation set up in 1971 in
response to James' vision of establishing "an educational foundation where
creative talents can be discovered and developed, and where one can spread
culture through the teaching of crafts and the preservation of knowledge that
might otherwise be destroyed or forgotten".
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