Tuesday 15 September 2015

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 16, RACING POST 2015. LEE MOTTERSHEAD TAKES A CLOSER LOOK AT THE RULES OF BRITISH HORSERACING AND HOW THEY FAIL TO RELATE, TO JOIN - UP WITH ANY SORT OF GLOBAL RULES OF HORSERACING, HOW ARE THE JOCKEYS' SUPPOSED TO COPE WITH THE LIKE OF THIS?.

Image result for SMALL IRISH FLAG TO COPY

 
 
JMC:  BRAVE REFUGEES AND

MIGRANTS TALKING THROUGH  WALKING AWAY
  FROM WAR ZONE'S IN AN ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE TO PEACE  ZONES.

WHERE ARE THE PEACE ZONES FOR PEOPLE WALKING DAVID CAMERON?

WHAT ARE THE LIVING CONDITIONS LIKE FOR THESE PEOPLE LEFT HOMELESS DAVID CAMERON?

WE DON'T SEE YOU DAVID CAMERON PUTTING YOUR WORKING CLOTHES ON AND  INVESTIGATING WHAT CONDITIONS THESE TRAUMATIZED BROKEN PEOPLE ARE LEFT TO EXIST IN. PERHAPS YOU DON'T HAVE ANY TRUE WORKING CLOTHES DAVID CAMERON.
         
Homeless refugees and migrants forced out of their homes and countries with only the clothes they stand up in, throughout the horror and  terror of war.
 
Cruel measures taken by heartless British Tory male government to stop these lost persons from attempting to escape from horrific deaths.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-34264942

JEREMY CORBYN LABOUR LEADER'S DEBUT PRIME MINISTERS QUESTION TIME:
JMC: The National Anthem Sung at times like these, could be seen to be inappropriate. Due to the fact  that there is so much suffering, terror and death going on worldwide, at this present time.
BBC2 11.30 DAILY POLITICS
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news 

New Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn asks David Cameron a series of questions emailed to him from members of the public on housing and tax credits at his debut PMQs.
         http://jeremycorbyn.org.uk/priorities/human-rights/
 



 
 
WEDNESDAY  SEPTEMBER 16 CH4 LIVE. RACING POST 
Week Monday September 14  to Sunday September 20.

 CH4 HORSERACING TEAM
A Work in Progress Guide
Taking a Closer look at Horseracing
 

RACING POST PREVIEW TODAY'S EQUUS CARD
The clues are here, but can you spot them?

 
 *  REVIEW YESTERDAY'S EQUUS  RESULTS  *
  
     http://racing.channel4.com/ 




 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.

 BBC1 BREAKFAST
6.00am to 10.00am
A warm welcome to all BBC Team: 
Presented by Sally Nugent and Bill Turnbull
Our Carol brings a thorough weather forecast. Nippy Notes only here.
Lively weather continues bringing with it heavy rain with thunder storms.  Chilly damp.  Generally a fine day , but risky unsettled winter weather on the move.

Our Steph visits a milk factory that uses robots in Aylesbury.

CINDERELLA PANTO  TIME
limbering up in the wings ...

HAYLEY MILLS & MATTHEW KELLY to star in this years ...

TOMORROW
Taking a closer look at the life and times of Ray Charles
Ray Charles
(September 23, 1930 – June 10, 2004)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5GcdGNB6jM 


 


 
 

 VICTORIA DERBYSHIRE - BBC2
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b05qqk5c
BBC2 9.15am to 11.00am - Monday to Friday 
 
With original stories, exclusive interviews, audience debate and breaking news, 
Victoria Derbyshire presents the BBC's new daily news and current affairs program

 " ALTON TOWERS VICTIM CRASH"
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lancashire-34257202

"REFUGEE MIGRANT CRISIS"

"MARINE MURDER CASE"
 
Joanna Gosling - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 





BBC2 11.30  - 1.00pm DAILY POLITICS
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/politics

AN HISTORIC DAY:
CORBYN AT PMQ's
 
JEREMY CORBYN NEW LABOUR LEADER  DEBUT PRIME MINISTERS QUESTION TIME:
JMC: The National Anthem Sung at times like these, could be seen to be inappropriate. Due to the fact  that there is so much suffering, terror and death going on worldwide, in the here and now.. 

BBC2 11.30 DAILY POLITICS REVIEW






PAUSE FOR THOUGHT

 

 
GLOBAL HORSERACING 
Your adventure into the world of Global Horseracing
a warm welcome to Nicholas Godfrey  2015.


JMC: THE TRUE BLOODHORSE LITERATE  RULES OF HORSERACING APPLY, OR SHOULD APPLY WORLDWIDE THE SAME:
As in all other true global sports.
 
NEWS ANALYSIS PART ONE 
Racing Post Monday September 14
Pages 2 – 3.
 
“Rules are Rules … But what are they Exactly?
By Lee Mottershead: And Jonathan Mullin:

Special Report

 
"In the light  of the  controversial outcome at Doncaster and Leopardstown , on Saturday Lee Mottershead and Jonathan Mullin take a closer look at the British and Irish rules in an attempt to understand how the stewards came to their respected decisions."

 Lee Mottershead Feature Race Doncaster: Saturday September 12, the St Leger 2015.
 
 
JMC:  “How the British bloodhorse illiterate horseracing government play the rules in Britain.

 

It is considered to be practically impossible, or an odd fluke, for any and all bloodhorse illiterate stewards to act anywhere in the world today to uphold the true bloodhorse literate rules of horseracing in any kind of a way whatsoever.
 
 
 IN THIS FIRST feature Lee Mottershead takes a closer look at the outcome of how the 2015  St Leger panned out to be. The winner Simple Verse partnered by Andrea Atzeni. Team (Ralph) Beckett for owner Qatar Racing. Managed by David Redvers.
 
 
LM: “AFTER hearing just two words, Qatar Racing’s manager David Redvers appeared to believe the Ladbrokes St Leger would remain the property of Simple Verse.
 
“When racecourse announcer Mike Vince followed the bing-bong and came on the public address system to deliver the stewards’ verdict, he said: “Here is the result of the stewards’ inquiry into the Ladbrokes St Leger: the placings … “
 
“On hearing Vince say  “the placings”,  Redvers briefly started to celebrate. You could understand why. We have become so accustomed to “the placings” being followed by “remain unaltered” it was a shock, to Redvers and others, to hear them followed by “are revised” .
 
“On this occasion the winner did not keep the race, throwing into sharp focus Britain’s interference rules.
 
LM: "The Bloodhorse Illiterate Rules of Horseracing."
"The Bloodhorse illiterate rules in relation to the British St Leger 2015."

Mottershead's, full feature is not typed up here.

Lee Mottershead closes his feature as follows:

Working with Precedent but not ruled by it

LM: “In a cogent explanation of the Doncaster stewards’ decision to Channel 4, Barton, also the BHA’s head of stewarding, said : “The stewards don’t have to be satisfied beyond all reasonable doubt. They have to leave the room feeling comfortable the decision they made was the correct one, which I believe it was.

 

“Every single incident is different . We try to weigh up the evidence on the day independent of other incidents we’ve seen. I believe we are doing it consistently.

 

“You can’t look at one incident and measure it against another. The principles are laid down in the rule and the guidelines we adopt. Precedent, to a degree, will tailor how you look at other incidents, but they are all different.

 

 Disagreement is inevitable:

“In confirming an appeal would be lodged against Simple Verse’s, disqualification, Redvers yesterday chose not to elaborate to any great degree but did point to an inconsistency in decisions taken regarding  disqualifying perpetrators of interference.

 

“It is not hard to argue there has been inconsistence. However, it can also easily be argued a degree of inconsistency is inevitable.

 

“Should we wish to adopt the rules of France and the United States, where it is much more likely a horse causing interference will be disqualified, even if that horse has been clearly the best in a race, there would likely be more consistency to the decision-making process. But a system in which there is not necessarily a system that is more satisfactory.

 

Stewards have to take a judgement call. They need to decide if, on the balance of probabilities, a horse who has caused interference has improved its placing in relation to the horse or horses with which interference has taken place,

 

“As decisions often revolve around races in which winning margins are slim, the verdict will often be contentious.

 

“Barton is correct to point out every instance is a single entity in its own right with different evidence to consider on each occasion. No two causes can ever be exactly the same . Stewards might well have become overly reluctant to demote horses who have finished first past the post, but as decisions, based on the current system will also hang on the opinion of a small number of people weighing up finely balanced cases, there can rarely be a definitive right or wrong decision.

 

“All there can be is a decision, which as on Saturday, connections and observers will debate, celebrate or lament depending on their own point of view. ”

JMC: Opinion? Wrong,  this is not opinion this is fact not fiction. It is the horse who confirms the truth.  



 



 

 


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