These flags here are to celebrate mercy through our global path to peace.
Peace that can provide Global Daily Decent Human Rights that include the "Female of the
Species.
CATHOLIC JUBILEE YEAR OF MERCY:
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4th Sunday of Advent
Advent weekday St Peter Canisius
WORLD YOUTH DAY 2016.
Species.
CATHOLIC JUBILEE YEAR OF MERCY:
JMC: URGENT TIMELY HONEST DECENT HELP NEEDED TO SOLVE DESPERATE GLOBAL REFUGEE, MIGRANT CRISIS:
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4th Sunday of Advent
Advent weekday St Peter Canisius
WORLD YOUTH DAY 2016.
MONDAY DECEMBER 21 RACING POST
Preparing Christmas Food
A busy time in every global kitchen.
THE HAIRY BIKERS
"The cooks first appeared in front of the camera for their pilot Hairy Bikers series, filmed in Portugal. No strangers to travel before they started working together, the lads embraced the opportunity to seek out new dishes from around the globe when their show took off. Since then, they’ve travelled to Namibia, India, Vietnam, Argentina and Mexico as well as sampling the cuisines of places nearer to home, such as Ireland and the Isle of Man.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/chefs/hairy_bikers
GREAT BRITISH FOOD REVIVAL
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b016pbs9
THE HAIRY BIKERS
"The cooks first appeared in front of the camera for their pilot Hairy Bikers series, filmed in Portugal. No strangers to travel before they started working together, the lads embraced the opportunity to seek out new dishes from around the globe when their show took off. Since then, they’ve travelled to Namibia, India, Vietnam, Argentina and Mexico as well as sampling the cuisines of places nearer to home, such as Ireland and the Isle of Man.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/chefs/hairy_bikers
GREAT BRITISH FOOD REVIVAL
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b016pbs9
GREAT BRITISH FOOD REVIVAL
http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/programmes/b016pbs9
CH4 TEAM LIVE:
CH4 HORSERACING TEAM
A Work Of Art in Progress Guide
Taking a Closer look at Horseracing
CH4 HORSERACING TEAM
A Work Of Art in Progress Guide
Taking a Closer look at Horseracing
BIG RACE PREVIEW .
RACING POST PREVIEW
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.
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
6.00am to 10.00am
A warm welcome to all BBC Team:
Presented by Louise Minchin and Bill Turnbull
Our Carol brings us a thorough weather forecast.
Our Carol brings us a thorough weather forecast.
Nippy Notes only here,.
Wet and windy start, rain coming in from south east. Temps 8 - 15.
Cold night, wet and windy start tomorrow.
Christmas Eve, widespread rain. Temp: 7 - 13
Fifa: Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini get eight-year bans
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news
Wet and windy start, rain coming in from south east. Temps 8 - 15.
Cold night, wet and windy start tomorrow.
Christmas Eve, widespread rain. Temp: 7 - 13
Fifa: Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini get eight-year bans
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news
OUR HOLY POPE FRANCIS' JUBILEE YEAR OF DIVINE MERCY FOR PEACE.
The Vatican City Rome. Day 14.
Holy Mercy Year Launch Tuesday December 8, 2015,
will close on Nov. 20, 2016.
4th Sunday of Advent
Advent Weekday St Peter Canisius
Holy Mercy Year Launch Tuesday December 8, 2015,
will close on Nov. 20, 2016.
4th Sunday of Advent
Advent Weekday St Peter Canisius
CATHOLIC NEWS:
http://www.catholicnewsagency.com/tags/pope-francis/
http://www.catholicnewsagency.com/tags/pope-francis/
'Saint of the Gutter' Mother Teresa Path
to Peace.'
Picking up the pieces of broken
shattered lives.
'Saint of the
Gutters': Mother Teresa on the road to sainthood ...
Messages World Days of Peace | BENEDICT XVI - Vatican.va
Messages World Days of Peace | BENEDICT XVI - Vatican.va
GLOBAL HORSERACING
Your adventure into the world of Global Horseracing
a warm welcome to Nicholas Godfrey 2015.
When each yearling was ready for a rider they soon join the older horses in training at exercise second and third lot every morning, colts at the front, fillies at the back of string. You try to bring a yearling, 2 year old divine mercy every day, to bring these beautiful little creatures trust and peace. The same should apply with little children. As our Queen Elizabeth 11 and her true American horseman friend Monty Roberts, who wrote the book: The Man who Listens to Horses, showing us so clearly the way.
1996
TIMELINE: 1947 – 2017 = 70 years.
Your adventure into the world of Global Horseracing
a warm welcome to Nicholas Godfrey 2015.
Sacred Sunday December 20 2015,
get your Racing Post’s Big Read every Sunday included in your Racing Post, you
won’t be disappointed.
JMC: Yesterday’s Big Read focus was
about the present life and times of Gary Moore British Jumps trainer, who went
close to losing his life when kicked by one of his horses in training a few
days back, interviewed by Peter Thomas,
for the Racing Post.
Quote Moore: “I was a bit worried when I had to go into
intensive care but a couple of days of morphine and I didn’t feel too bad. ”
PLUS: ON LOCATION FOR THE RACING
POST NICHOLAS GODFREY BRINGS NEWS: About Epsom Flat Turf Trainer Simon Dow who
has recently moved his horses in training to Thirty Acre Barn, in a bid to
revitalise his training career. (Staff Ingham’s training home base from 1947 to
1977.” Geoff Lewis taking over after.
Dow, “There’s so much history
here you can almost feel it. If this place is haunted, it’ll be him for sure, “
grin’s Dow.
JMC: Photograph of what we used to
call “The Cinder Track”. Now looks like a decent “All Weather Surface Track.”
Persian Bold was the last yearling that Ingham bought in Ireland, at a time when his health was causing him problems, letting him down, causing hospital care sometimes. When he came home from hospital just before he died, he would walk out to watch Persian Bold at exercise driven in the long reins, learning to become an athlete, learning to change the pace, to change the rein. Swing to the left, swing to the right, walk, trot, canter, whow, steady up. Learn to understand the words used by his handler, tutor Eugene Clarke, working with the yearlings, 2 year olds, the apprentices, guiding them every step of the way. No matter what the weather.
Persian Bold was the last yearling that Ingham bought in Ireland, at a time when his health was causing him problems, letting him down, causing hospital care sometimes. When he came home from hospital just before he died, he would walk out to watch Persian Bold at exercise driven in the long reins, learning to become an athlete, learning to change the pace, to change the rein. Swing to the left, swing to the right, walk, trot, canter, whow, steady up. Learn to understand the words used by his handler, tutor Eugene Clarke, working with the yearlings, 2 year olds, the apprentices, guiding them every step of the way. No matter what the weather.
When each yearling was ready for a rider they soon join the older horses in training at exercise second and third lot every morning, colts at the front, fillies at the back of string. You try to bring a yearling, 2 year old divine mercy every day, to bring these beautiful little creatures trust and peace. The same should apply with little children. As our Queen Elizabeth 11 and her true American horseman friend Monty Roberts, who wrote the book: The Man who Listens to Horses, showing us so clearly the way.
SIMON DOW
(bloodhorse literate achiever in his own right)
THE INDEPENDENT 27 JANUARY 1999
27
Jan 1999 - ... there were approximately 520 professional racehorse trainers in Britain.
... the accounts book as seriously as the form book is Simon Dow.
TIMELINE: 1947 – 2017 = 70 years.
JMC: Over these last 70 years ( two
years to go yet, time span used here) it is estimated that 96 per cent of all
owners are bloodhorse illiterate, further it is estimated that government,
government regulators and government disciplinary
officials are mostly all bloodhorse illiterate as well, all taking top wages
out of “British Horseracing’s Financial Pot” .
Whilst the true bloodhorse literate handler riders are being locked into dishonest third world government minimum wage
scams.
TIMELINE:
STAFFORD INGHAM:
1947 – 1977
THIRTY ACRE BARN SHEPHERDS WALK EPSOM DOWNS:
TIMELINE: GEOFF LEWIS:
1979 - 1999
THIRTY ACRE BARN SHEPHERDS WALK EPSOM DOWNS
Geoff Lewis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geoff_Lewis
Geoff Lewis retired as a jockey in 1979, after which he applied for a trainer's licence and began to train at Thirty Acre Barn, near Epsom racecourse. He trained ...TIMELINE: SIMON DOW:
2015 -
THIRTY ACRE BARN SHEPHERDS WALK EPSOM DOWNS
“SIMON DOW has moved his 24-string a mile and a half from Clear Height
Stable, adjacent to the racecourse, down Langley Vale to the more peaceful environs
of historic Thirty Acre Barn, leading off Shepherds Walk, just down the bridle path
from Ermyn Lodge”, where Old
Man Sutcliffe trained his racehorses. We used to call him Old Man Sutcliffe so as we didn’t get muddled up with
the racehorses trained by Young Man Sutcliffe.
“Make no mistake : this was a major decision for Dow, who yearns to
revitalise his training career after a quarter of a century at Ron Smyth’s old
yard, literally across the road from the Epsom grandstand. Fortunately, the
transition to the former base of Epsom legend Staff Ingham and Geoff Lewis, and
more recently Roger Teal, seems to have been quite painless. “We had two
horseboxes going back and forth and we rode a few here, so it was quite a
complex task for a little team like ours’ reports the trainer, an immensely
popular figure in Epsom. All the horses were moved in about four hours, which
was a tribute to all the people who helped us.”
“Neither the office nor Doe himself have moved in yet, but at least the
horses – and the trainers greyhound Billy – seem content enough. “They’re
relaxed and comfy, “ “reports Dow a youthful 54. “It does take the edgy ones a
while to get used to new surroundings – the ones who get stressed think they’re
at the races and waiting to run but now they’re getting used to the noises and
sounds. It’s got a nice sort of calm aura.. “
“We are chatting in front of a row of spacious black and white boxes lit
by ornamental lamps: even on a drab, misty grey morning, it is a scene richly redolent
of Epsom’s post-war heyday. One hopes, for the sake of Dow’s staff, that the
ghost of that legendry martinet Staff Ingham - about as far from the personable
Dow as may be imagined - is an infrequent visitor.
“If this place is haunted, It’ll be him for sure,” grins Dow “There is so much history here that you can
almost feel it as you walk around the
place. You can almost feel the souls of the individuals and the horses who used
to inhabit the boxes. It’s unusual. When I was 16 and working for Mick Haynes
at Tattenham Corner, Geoff Lewis had just retired from riding and started here.
It’s amazing that I’m here myself now.
“Dow’s relocation brought an immediate dividend:
on his first day saddling runners from his new base, one of his horses was
beaten a short head; two days later, long term servant Forceful Appeal got him
off the mark at Lingfield. However, and with no disrespect intended to the
horses who have kept the ship afloat for the last decade or so, Dow is
passionate about upgrading his operation. A pivotal factor behind the move is
his passionate desire to get back to where he was in the 1990’s, when stable
star Young Ern won a couple of Grade 3s. “It’s too long since Young Ern “ he
admits. “But wasn’t I lucky to have him? I had him too soon – he got beat a
short head in a Group 1 giving 5lb to Cherokee Rose, who went on to win the
Haydock Sprint Cup, and I thought it was a bad day!”
“We had some very lean years. If you’re
only training ordinary horses you do lose a bit of enthusiasm. There’s not much
incentive to get up … when you’re training nine or ten winners a year you’re
running just to stand still. You’ve got to come to work feeling you can touch
the bottom financially. A couple of stupid things happen and before you know
it, your financially crippled. “
“I have to achieve at a higher standard like those glory years in the 1990’s when we had a number of decent horses. “
“The way to draw people in is to win
races and we’ve got three or four nice yearlings to look forward to and a bit
of depth among the older horses, “ he adds. “The question for us is whether we
can continue what we’ve done on the all-weather for the last few years; you go
into the wilderness for three months and come the autumn you start to recover.”
“Hence the move across town. It’s a
choice as opposed to being forced,” he
says. “I could have stayed on at Clear Heights and who knows what would have
been the “ says Dowoutcome? But I’m not
sure there’s sense in staying in the same place if you want another go. “In
some ways it’s a massive wrench to leave a place with so many happy memories
but Ron and his ]wife] Mary passed away and I was getting to the stage I was
nearly married to the place. I thought if I don’t move now, I never will. ”
“We’ve got 24 boxes available, which is all I want,” adds the trainer,
who is renting the yard from owners John and Rebecca Morton. These ones are
lovely big boxes and they’re south- facing so they get the sun first thing in
the morning. Geoff used to have his fillies here. Clear Heights was a purpose-
built quadrangle , a very functional yard. Horses were looking at each other
but here they’re looking out, Mine think they’ve gone from living in the Scrubs
to Putney!”
“In some respects, Dow has learned the
hard way as his numbers dwindled to single
figures not so long ago. “It’s been a rollercoaster but if you do
something for 30 years
There are going to be great times and
terrible time, “ he reflects.
“Instead of contemplating his navel , Dow
decides to take positive action. “I’m taking a risk but I want to raise the
bar,” says a trainer brimful of zest for the new challenge. “I’ve always
thought I’d probably die in harness but I don’t want to train Class 5 and 6
horses exclusively to try to win £1,500 at the weekend. It’s not that I don’t
enjoy the job – I love it – but there’s almost no point in doing that at this
point of my life.
“I have to achieve at a higher standard like those glory years in the 1990’s when we had a number of decent horses. “
“And this is a man with a plan. Dow’s
long-term ambition is to run a boutique-style operation of higher grade
horses. “We’ve got people who are
invested with us and the idea is to produce a better quality animal, ” he says.
“I know it sounds corny, like the X Factor, but you need clients who want to
come on the same journey with you, It’s like playing snakes and ladders – there
are times when the ladder collapses and your back down the bottom again but you’ve
got to build the blocks and keep climbing up.
“As such, it is not so much “escape to
the country “ as “Location, Location,
Location”: only the distant drone of the M25 suggests we are in the shadow of
the capital as we look down the property’s showpiece circular downhill gallop. “Staff
Ingham had this put in to replicate the decline to Tattenham Corner,” says Dow;
that’s probably why Ingham’s juvenile runners at Epsom were the stuff of
bookies’ nightmares.
“This will be more appropriate place to
train young horses further away from the frenetic urbanisation of Epsom, “ he
adds, before outlining his plans to transform the yard, including a designated
owners’ room and a café-style area for breakfast and morning coffee. “I can
really see a patio just here for owners and visitors,” he says. “In the spring
and summer I can see this is going to be a lovely place for people to come and
see their horses. We’re part of the leisure industry, though we’re offering an
unusual form of leisure recreation through racehorse ownership. I want to give
my clients what they want out of horseracing via a personalised service.
“This is a structured plan, “ he adds. “We’ve
come out of the woodwork and it’s a question of seeing how far we can get. It’s
a very exciting time of my life and I have to drive this, because it’s my
passion. If you’d said to me when I was 18, in 2015 you’ll be training at Thirty Acre Barn
and would’ve trainer 600-odd winners and met all these amazing people, then I’d
have said what a life that would’ve been. But now I feel unfulfilled and there’s
a lot more I want to achieve.
“But it doesn’t matter if you’re the best
football manager in the world, if your team keeps hitting the crossbar you’ll
get sacked. You’ve got to have the right ammo but there used to be regular
Epsom runners in good races and there’s no reason why it can’t happen again.
Watch this space. “
“I’ve got more energy than I’ve had in
years,” he adds – and this remember, is coming from a school boy athletics
champion who was once the youngest trainer in Britain. “I feel very optimistic,”
he says. “If you make sweeping statements, you can end up looking silly, but we’ll
give it our best shot and the people around me are committed.
“Mind you, it wouldn’t be Dow if he didn’t
offer a self-deprecating sub-clause. “We’re trying to do something different,
something better, “ he says. But the minute you start thinking everything’s
good, that’s when the wheels drop off. I’ll probably never train another
winner!”
“Or maybe he will. On Wednesday, the day
after my visit, Dow saddles Hombre Rojo to win the opener at Lingfield, beating
two-year-olds-trained by John Gosden and Godolphin, among others. Wonder if
that’s the kind of thing he’s talking about?”
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JMC: HOW ARE WE BRINGING UP OUR CHILDREN?
Parents guide their young ones from birth, ongoing throughout their school day prep, career direction, before launching them into the cruel hardship of life in the real world in 2015.
When did your parents give you your true life back after guiding you through your school - career direction days?
Do you own your own journey throughout your own lifetime?
Or are you someone else's slave?
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