MONDAY FEBRUARY 16, CH4. RACING POST 2015
Week Monday February 16, to Sunday February 22.
CH4 HORSERACING TEAM LIVE
Taking a Closer Look at Horseracing
RACING POST PREVIEW TODAY'S EQUUS CARDS
http://www.racingpost.com/news/live.sd
RACING POST
Big-Race-Entries 2015
Big-Race-Entries 2015
RACING POST
PREVIEW AND REVIEW THIS WEEK AHEAD
PREVIEW AND REVIEW THIS WEEK AHEAD
The clues are here, but can you spot them?
INTERNATIONAL HORSERACING
Racing Right Global Equus Zone (GB)
Your adventure into the world of Global Horseracing
a warm welcome to Nicholas Godfrey (GB) (Racing Post)
http://www.racingpost.
Dubai World Cup
Saturday March 28, 2015
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dubai_World_Cup
Racecourses around the world
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horse_racing#South_Korea
http://www.racingpost.
Dubai World Cup
Saturday March 28, 2015
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dubai_World_Cup
Racecourses around the world
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horse_racing#South_Korea
"Horse racing is an equestrian sport, involving two or more jockeys riding horses over a set distance for competition. It is one of the most ancient of all sports and its basic premise - to identify which of two or more horses is the fastest over a set course or distance - has remained unchanged since the earliest times.[1] " .
"While horses are sometimes raced purely for sport, a major part of horse racing's interest and economic importance lies in the gambling associated with it,[2] an activity that in 2008 generated a world-wide market worth around US$115 billion.[3] " .
"While horses are sometimes raced purely for sport, a major part of horse racing's interest and economic importance lies in the gambling associated with it,[2] an activity that in 2008 generated a world-wide market worth around US$115 billion.[3] " .
* REVIEW YESTERDAY'S EQUUS RESULTS *
http://www.racingpost.com/horses2/results/home.sd?r_date=2015-02-12
BBC1 BREAKFAST
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcone
http://www.racingpost.com/horses2/results/home.sd?r_date=2015-02-11
http://www.racingpost.com/horses2/results/home.sd?r_date=2015-02-10
http://www.racingpost.com/horses2/results/home.sd?r_date=2015-02-10
"Work to be done for racing right to fit all parties."
Bill Barber Industry editor Friday February 13, 2015.
“THE government’s document on a “horseracing betting
right” which was published last week
will have made pleasant reading for the BHA.
“It encapsulates much
of the government body’s thinking on the funding of the sport and set it out as
government body’s thinking on the funding of the sport and set it out as
government policy, as well as proclaiming racings importance as a sport,
culturally and economically .
“So, set out among the policy objectives was the
government’s statement the racing right is something specific to racing and not
a “precedent setter” for other sports to come and wet their beak.
“Also, it made clear in no mean terms that the status quo
could not remain, with the levy system described as “manifestly unfair”
allowing offshore remote operators to benefit from the sport without paying
their way. There was also a rejection of the argument that media rights and
sponsorship could form a funding mechanism.
“Racing believes the betting industry has three main fears
over a racing right as a way of replacing the levy system- one of them being it
would open the door to a more general sports betting right.
“As already mentioned, the current government has said that
will not be the case and that it is consulting on a racing-specific solution to
a racing-specific problem.
“However, while there has been impressive cross-party
support for racing’s push for a levy replacement, the Labour Party last summer
said it would examine a more general betting levy to support grassroots sport
and also go towards tackling problem gambling.
“The second fear of the industry is over VAT, which does not
apply to the levy system as it stands but which could add 20 per cent to the
cost for bookmakers were it to be applied to a new system.
“The consultation document makes it appear the government is
confident that will not be the case- “we believe that payments made under any
of the authorisation schemes would be unlikely to attract VAT, “is ultimately a
matter for HMRC” .
“That has rung alarm bells for betting industry analyst
Warwick Bartlett, who said in reaction to the consultation: “If you are going
to change an entire system you need to be sure and an unequivocal statement in
writing from Treasury should be sought before proceeding. “
“While allaying those two fears is ultimately in the hands
of the government, the third betting industry concern is racing would abuse its
monopoly position. There will no doubt
be some within the sport who would like to squeeze betting until the pips
squeak. However, there is a recognition elsewhere that the sport needs to avoid
a Pyrrhic victory.
“Should racing set its price too high the main industry to
suffer would be racing. The success of a racing right will depend on racing’s
attractiveness as a betting product. Set the price too high and there is a
disincentive to bet on the sport.
“It will be an area where new chief executive Nick Rust’s
experience in the betting industry will come into play.
“There are plenty of other questions to answer, not least
what the body which would authorise the right to be will look like.
“The first question the consultation asks is should the
racing right be vested in racecourses or a single racing authority? However, it
makes clear that racecourses holding the power is not being proposed and that a
racing body is the preferred option.
“The BHA is not proposing the authority should be
itself, and the industry’s previous submissions have proposed a body made up of
the BHA, horsemen and racecourses. But with racecourses holding much of the
commercial rights, discussions between the three should be interesting. *****
“888 may add
up for Hills
“WHEN the
point of consumption tax was introduced there was an expectation among gambling
industry analysts the market would consolidate . However, the confirmation of William Hill’s
approach for 888 this week caught many by surprise, with the view being that Hill’s motivation is less because of the tax and more to do with 888’s technology and the opportunity for the bookmakers to reduce their reliance on online betting and gaming software company Playtech.“Previous attempts to buy 888 have failed, most recently when Ladbrokes chief executive Richard Glynn walked away from a deal in a disagreement over price-a decision for which he was criticised.
approach for 888 this week caught many by surprise, with the view being that Hill’s motivation is less because of the tax and more to do with 888’s technology and the opportunity for the bookmakers to reduce their reliance on online betting and gaming software company Playtech.“Previous attempts to buy 888 have failed, most recently when Ladbrokes chief executive Richard Glynn walked away from a deal in a disagreement over price-a decision for which he was criticised.
“Price may be an issue for Hills chief executive
James Henderson as well in a deal estimated at £750 million. Hills have
reportedly offered 210p a share, but major 888 stakeholders are said to be
holding out for 300p. However, given the strength of Hill’s online operation compared to Ladbrokes, Henderson is not under the same pressure to make a deal as was Glynn. “
Read Bill
Barber’s Business Bulletin every Sunday on racingpost.com
J Margaret Clarke Turfcall Factfile
CREATIVE
BBC1 Breakfast
direction
BBC1 Breakfast
direction
Jules Wyman Life Coach
http://www.positive-belief.co.uk/
The Lost Gardens of Heligan, 75 years in The Wilderness.
SECTIONS OF BRITISH
HORSERACING GOVERNMENT ABUSE, MALPRACTICE, AND MASSIVE FINANCIAL THEFT. THROUGH GOVERNMENT MINIMUM WAGE SCAM:
http://www.positive-belief.co.uk/
The Lost Gardens of Heligan, 75 years in The Wilderness.
All the gardeners’ were marched off to fight in World War 1, never to return.
JMC: A reminder to all male politicians and all male lawyers worldwide:
British Racing Right Who’s?
The term “Racing Right” puts a different perspective on the whole issue
of British Horseracing and how it is, and has been trashed by government. Supposedly
we are told to be used by British government to wager a government deal to
place a “New Levy in 2015”, to replace the “Old Levy still in place left over
since 1960” upon all bookmakers. It appears that government’s negligent abusive
perception of how horseracing needs to be run, that the “Old Levy” has remained
in practice over all this time. Government have abused the thinking that the “Old
Levy deserves to be updated, or improving until now.” Why?
“1960 OLD LEVY GOVERNMENT
ZONE”. “2015 NEW LEVY GOVERNMENT ZONE”
The government’s term of what now they assume to be a “Racing Right Levy”
should have applied, since 1960 and on throughout to date as a “Racing Right
Equus Zone Levy” that should have applied, but didn’t due to the fact that
British horseracing government over the last 60 years don’t bother to allow, or
even recognise a true “Racing Right Equus Zone”. Or a true “Racing Right
Medication Zone”. Or a true “Racehorse Racing
Right Racecourse Safety Zone”. Or true “Racing Right Rules of Horseracing Zone” . Or a true Racing Right Bloodhorse Literate
Licensing Zone” . Or a true “Bloodhorse Literate Racing Right Disciplinary Zone
“ . *The British government have also managed to form what they term to be “A
Horsemen’s Group” without any true horsemen in it. Now what would British
government be wanting to dishonestly form such a group as this for?
Bill Barber puts it like this: “It will be an area where new chief executive Nick Rust’s experience in the betting industry will come into play.
Bill Barber puts it like this: “It will be an area where new chief executive Nick Rust’s experience in the betting industry will come into play.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcone
BBC1 6.00am - 9.15am
Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt
Breaking News, key info, and guests.
Naga Munchetty talks to The Rt Hon Ian Duncan Smith
GOVERNMENT COUNTY COUNCILS
How do human rights apply here?
GOVERNMENT COUNTY COUNCILS
How do human rights apply here?
UNIVERSIAL CREDIT IN THEORY EXPLAINED (MALE)
How do human rights apply here?
How Universal Credit in theory, is working out
in Universal Credit in practice?
How Universal Credit in theory, is working out
in Universal Credit in practice?
How do human rights apply here?
Government's Dishonest Minimum Wage Trap
How do human rights apply here?
How do human rights apply here?
https://www.gov.uk/universal-credit
Human Rights Female?
There is clearly a huge difference in the human rights of females due to the fact that they are the ones who carry and give birth to the babies.
Human Rights Male?
Human Rights Government?
Human Rights of Racehorses in Training?
Human Rights of Dogs? Human Rights of Cats?
Human Rights of Fish? Human Rights of Birds?
Human Rights in fact at present are only functioning at the bare scant cruel minimum in the world we live in today.
Human Rights Female?
There is clearly a huge difference in the human rights of females due to the fact that they are the ones who carry and give birth to the babies.
Human Rights Male?
Human Rights Government?
Human Rights of Racehorses in Training?
Human Rights of Dogs? Human Rights of Cats?
Human Rights of Fish? Human Rights of Birds?
Human Rights in fact at present are only functioning at the bare scant cruel minimum in the world we live in today.
Every person, every racehorse in training, all living creatures are equipt with a physical and mental capacity. Both can suffer breakdown physically and mentally. That the mental side is historically scorned and misunderstood so badly, tricky. People living in a wrong environment with wrong people can cause a person mental stress the same as a person plunged into extreme hardship witnessing and surrounded by bad issues can end up finding themselves in a dark depressing place. Working too hard, and not getting much sleep can also trigger mental hardship. All war torn counties ignore Human Rights completely.
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