Wednesday 16 September 2015

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 17, RACING POST 2015. REFUGEES MIGRANT CRISIS UN 'SHOCKED' OVER CLASHES IN HUNGARY.

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PRAGUE MEDICS ' PATH TO PEACE
Cancer survivor Ashya King ready to start school
after pioneering treatment
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/cancer-survivor-ashya-king-ready-6448865 

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.

Migrant crisis: UN 'shocked' over clashes in Hungary
http://news.sky.com/story/1554031/hungary-accused-of-bully-boy-tactics 
http://news.sky.com/video/1553783/through-a-lens-migration-crisis
http://news.sky.com/video/1553743/migrants-run-as-police-use-tear-gas

 


 
 THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 17 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 09.15am
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.
Mainly dry with sunshine, some scattered showers. 

.Strictly Come Dancing 2015:
1/14. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 25

  BBC1 9.00pm to 10.00pm

STRICTLY COME DANCING UNDER STARTERS ORDERS
Another week in training to go yet.

BBC1's  Dancing Queen our Carol Kirkwood, with dance partner Pasha Kovaley. Yes, yes, yes looking forward to the next live Strictly kick off.


 

 
 

 VICTORIA DERBYSHIRE - BBC2
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 programme

Videos of bbc2 victoria derbyshire 9.15 am 
REASONS TO CARE ABOUT US ELECTION:
Hilary Clinton tells the people,  “America can’t succeed, if you

 can’t succeed.” .

JMC: British horseracing, trainer Richard Hannon puts it like this: "You can't win if you don't put the right stuff  in. " EG: Racehorses who are placed in trained by owners need skilled handling, decent food, and a decent environment to live in, if they are ever to reach and  compete on any racecourse in any race. Same as the British working families.  Something that David Cameron needs to understand. It is not possible for the British people to work hard every day if they have no decent house to live in , and no food to put on the table.

THE IMPACT OF JEREMY CORBYN
 
Peter Sutherland, UN special representative for
 
migration talks to Victoria Derbyshire:
 
"At the most basic level individuals should have a freedom of

choice."

"The entire international community must accept a fair share of the refugee burden.
 
"An effective strategy to address the crisis, including in the context of a Security Council resolution, begins with the immediate need to save lives. 
"After rigorous assessments of their claims, it is essential to remember that about half of those who reach Europe qualify for international protection as refugees.
SHARED RESPONSIBILITY:
JMC: A work in progress to develop the EU to adapt the best way forward not only in theory, but vital in working practice.
 
"The situation in the Mediterranean  represents—first and foremost—a security crisis for the hundreds of thousands of refugees and migrants in harm’s way: those risking their lives to cross the sea, those trapped and abused in transit countries, those fleeing conflicts, natural disasters, and other threats to their lives and livelihoods.  In the first 130 days of 2015, 1,800 people have drowned in the Mediterranean. Between 10,000 and 20,000 migrants would perish by autumn. It is a collective responsibility to act.  
 "If we do not frame our response in this way, it would represent a moral failure of the first order, one that would undermine international law and security.
"All enforcement measures will have to adhere to international human rights, humanitarian, maritime, and refugee law. The entire international community must accept a fair share of the refugee burden." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Sutherland 


 BBC2  12-00 – 1.00pm  DAILY POLITICS:
 
Jo Coburn and Andrew Neil:





PAUSE FOR THOUGHT

FIRST PART LEE MOTTERSHEAD FEATURE
Saturday September 12 Two Stewards Inquires:
Doncaster (GB)
Leopardstown  (IRE)
http://turfcall2-racingpost.blogspot.co.uk/2015/09/tuesday-september-15-racing-post-2015.html

Pic: Simple Verse and Andrea Atzeni bump into Bondi Beach (left) in Saturday’s St Leger.
Pic: Simple Verse’s owner Sheikh Fahad is all smiles at Doncaster but his mood turned after the stewards’ inquiry.
Pic: Golden Horn (right) veers into Free Eagle in the Irish Champion Stakes at Leopardstown.

Lee Mottershead brings news RP Wednesday September 16, page 2.
"Jockeys' evidence does not decide an inquiry".

PART 1 - THE STEWARDS - (B)1 to (B)18


·         3. Procedure
·         6. Horses
·         7. Equipment
·         8. Riders
·         10. The race
·         11. Enquiries
PART 4 - THE RACE - (B)45 to (B)59
53.1.1 purposely interfering with another horse or Rider, or





55. Accidental interference

55.1 In any case where interference is caused by accident in any part of the race, the Stewards must apply Rules 54.5 to 54.7 to such interference in order to determine whether to order any alteration as to placings.
55.2 For the purposes of Paragraph 55.1, Rule 54.5.1 shall be read as if, for the reference to interference by careless or improper riding there were substituted a reference to interference by accident.




53. Dangerous riding


53.1 A Rider is guilty of dangerous riding if he causes serious interference by


53.1.1 Purposely interfering with another horse or Rider, or
53.1.2 riding in a way that is far below that of a competent and careful Rider and where it would be
obvious to such a competent and careful Rider that riding in that way was likely to endanger the safety of a horse or Rider.


53.2 A Rider whom the Stewards or the Authority consider has been guilty of dangerous riding at any time whilst on the racecourse, and whether before or after any race


53.2.1 shall be taken to have contravened a requirement imposed on him by this Rule, and
53.2.2 is liable to Disciplinary Action.


53.3 When a horse or its Rider has caused interference by dangerous riding in any part of a race the horse shall, on an objection to the Stewards under Part 7, be disqualified.
 
GLOBAL HORSERACING 
Your adventure into the world of Global Horseracing
a warm welcome to Nicholas Godfrey  2015.

 

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."


Jonathan  Mullin Feature Race Leopardstown Saturday September 12, 2015.


JMC:  “How the British bloodhorse illiterate horseracing government play the rules in Britain. And in Ireland.


"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 and Jonathan Mullin takes a closer look at the outcome of how the Qipco Irish Champion Stakes 2015 panned out to be. The winner Golden Horn partnered by Frankie Dettori Team (John) Gosden (GB) for owner Anthony Oppenheimer.


 “Pat said his horse Free Eagle lost momentum but couldn’t say for sure he’d have won” .
… AND THE SITUATION IN IRELAND
 
“There is no klaxon sound to announce an inquiry in Ireland and if the stewards decide something needs investigating an announcement is made over the public address.
“At Leopardstown on Saturday, as the steam rose from Golden Horn’s back into the evening sky, there was nobody faintly surprised when an inquiry was announced
“Hardly anyone at the course failed to see the significant  jink made by the winner across the track and into Free Eagle a furlong from home. However, the replays shown on the television sets minutes later still led to collective gasps.
“That said, in the deep annals of Irish inquiries, there will be thousands of finishes more fractious and more likely to balance on the knife – edge of public opinion than Saturday’s Qipco Irish Champion Stakes.
“Rewind just three years to the day, when Duntle beat Chachamaideee a short head in the Matron Stakes and, to the consternation of many, not least her connections, lost the stewards’ inquiry and a subsequent appeal.
“She was the first Group 1 winner to lose a race in an Irish stewards’ room for 30 years, stretching back to 1981 when the Vincent O’Brien-trained Kings Lake won the Irish 2,000 Guineas but lost in the stewards’ room to To Agori Mou.
“Unlike the Duntle case,  the subsequent appeal overturned the most controversial stewards’ decision of that era.
“A shadow cast from the grandstand was the excuse put forward for Saturday’s incident, but Free Eagle was so badly interfered with it put paid to any chance he had of victory.
“It impacted him so much that what looked like a potential winning chance evaporated into a third placing, costing the Prince Of Wales’s Stakes winner’s connections at least 110,000 in prize money, the difference between second and third.
 
“Would Golden Horn pay the ultimate price for his misdemeanour? What would the stewards do. ”




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