Saturday, July 24, 2010

WATCH CHANNEL4 THE MORNING LINE LIVE FROM 8AM to 9AM EVERY SATURDAY. TO ORGANISE YOUR AFTERNOONS' RACING ACTION. 24.07.2010

THROUGH THE KEYHOLE THE CLUES ARE THERE. An interesting and entertaining program providing previews, key current news, review and updates, relevant to this afternoon’s C4 live action from York and Newmarket.



TODAYS MEETINGS COVERED BY THE CHANNEL4 TEAM ARE:

YORK Flat (Turf) 7 races £209k. First race 2.00-5.20.
C4 show live 2.00. 2. 30. 3.05 and the 3.40.
3.05. The Sky Bet York Stakes (Group 2)(Class One) Winner £56,770


NEWMARKET Flat (July Course Turf) 7 races £77k. First race 1.45 - 5.05
C4 show live 2.15. 2.45. 3.20.




TODAY’S C4 TOTE SCOOP6 SATURDAY’S TV BET.
Today’s combined win and bonus fund rollovers £543,580
A single winner could scoop up to Three quarters of a million pounds.
Totepool rules apply. Over 18s only.
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YORK 2.00 TOTE SCOOP6 Leg 1

YORK 2.30 TOTE SCOOP6 Leg 2

YORK 3.05 TOTE SCOOP6 Leg 3

ASCOT 3.15 TOTE SCOOP6 Leg 4

NEWMARKET 3.20 SCOOP6 Leg 5

YORK 3.40 TOTE SCOOP6 Leg 6

http://www.tote-betting.net/tote-scoop6-betting.php




C4 MORNING LINE HORSERACING TEAM TODAY ARE:

NICK (Lord Snooty) LUCK
Host Presenter from Glorious York this morning. Broadcaster. Bloodhorse Illiterate.


GUEST STAR PHILLIP MAKIN
Bloodhorse Literate. A young horseman who has chosen a career in horseracing. His mentor, trainer David Barrons.

Two years ago PHILLIP suffered the misfortune of breaking his back. This afternoon PHILLIP is to partners NANTON in the 3.05 Sky Bet York Stakes. Also MAGIC ECHO in the 2.30, SEA OF LEAVES in the 3.40, MOTHER JONES in the 4.10, WICKED DAZE in the 4.45, and LEGAL LEGACY in the 5.20. A young rider who is attracting various trainers attention. With the right background support, and through his own understanding and commitment, he is able to build his confidence and expertise day by day.


GUEST STAR FRANKIE DETTORI
Bloodhorse Literate. Frankie a professional horseman who has that wonderful gift, charisma, with both horses and people. Flat jockey of the highest calibre, a love for the horses which shines out for all to see. One of the best flat race jockeys this world has ever seen.


EMMA ( Mm’s) SPENCER
Bloodhorse Literate. Form Specialist Broadcaster.


TOM (SP) LEE
Form Specialist/Broadcaster up to the minute betting stats. Bloodhorse Illiterate. Email Tom: racing@channel4.com


STEWART MACHIN
Specialist Commentator/Broadcaster/Presenter. Bloodhorse Illiterate.


JIM (Gentleman Jim) McGRATH
Form Specialist/Broadcaster. Bloodhorse Illiterate.


Phone call with BARRY (BISMARK) DENNIS
Form Specialist/Bookmaker/ Barry names the horse that he believes will not succeed in winning this afternoon. Bloodhorse Illiterate.




PAUSE FOR THOUGHT

STEWARDS INQUIRY TRIALS.

The British Horseracing Authority (BHA’S) aim to attempt to introduce televised
stewards’ inquiries, at present still in the ‘TRIALS STAGE’ . These tests are to be carried out today at Ascot’s King George vi and Queen Elizabeth Stakes Meeting. To be followed up next week at the Glorious Goodwood Meeting, but to be confined there, to just the Friday and Saturday July 30 & 31 only.


JAMIE STIER, head of Raceday Operations and Regulations employed by the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) has this to say “ We are delighted to be able to continue this trial at these high-profile meetings. It is pleasing that the jockey’s have thrown their support behind this .....


“Through this trial we hope those watching will gain a more comprehensive understanding of the processes and considerations given by the stewards in determining the result of a race which is subject to an enquiry.”


However the question that remains to be asked .... Is the BHA’S Head of Raceday Operations and Regulations JAMIE STIER 'Bloodhorse Literate' or 'Bloodhorse Illiterate?'



IF JAMIE STIER is ‘Bloodhorse Illiterate’ he has no business to be holding a post such as this. This needs to apply to Stewards also. To act in Regulation or to act in Disciplinary, personnel need to be ‘Bloodhorse Literate’ at this level otherwise they will be making dangerous and shocking errors of judgment blaming others unjustly.


A race recently that immediately springs to mind where a ‘Stewards Inquiry’ took place was on Friday 9th July, the July Cup at Newmarket. A race with a first prize to the supposed true winner of £227,080 (Two hundred and twenty seven thousand pounds, plus) The very reason why Johnny Murtagh is not able to ride here today, as he received a riding ban in that race, of 6 days. But amazingly the horse he was attempting to ride that day STARSPANGLEDBANNER was allowed to receive and keep all this prize money, after crossing, taking the ground of at least six other competitors putting them all out of contention during this actual race. What sort of stewarding is this? Is anyone allowed to know? Get to the winning post first, by fair means or foul, seems to hold sway with the British Bloodhorse Illiterate Stewarding personnel’ What a shocking way to regulate British Horseracing . How can any jockey possibly know what way, or which way he is to be treated whilst race riding? No wonder Richard Hughes decided to have a week off before Glorious Goodwood.






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