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irishone
19 Nov 21 23:02
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Lads on here going on about Irish racing

Top British teainers ....Appleby, Gosden, Haggis all caught breaking the racing rules in the last three months , how many of the UK jumps trainers will be hung out to dry before Cheltenham ?

Just as many over the jumps between now and cheltenham I bet .

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By:
irishone
When: 19 Nov 21 23:25
Even Henderson got done recently for running a horse with Ringworm
By:
duffy
When: 20 Nov 21 02:12
A good few too many Irish trainers denying they use him only to be confronted with video evidence of their horse boxes turning up for "treatment"

An absolute massive story, FBI involvement!!! British trainers hiring private investigators!!!! perhaps Jessie might not be staying at Nicky's for the festival anymore.Laugh
By:
irishone
When: 20 Nov 21 08:16
"The day will come for us all to be judge and jury, and I will wait for that day to pass judgement. ". Ruby

Meanwhile those named above have all been found guilty in the last few months.
By:
irishone
When: 23 Nov 21 21:59
Samples taken from horses at Monasterevin raid negative

The IHRB has issued a statement this afternoon in relation to samples taken from horses at the site of the Monasterevin Stud Farm which was raided by the Department of Agriculture Food and the Marine.

The statement reads:

The Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board can today confirm that the hair and blood samples

taken from horses at a premises near Monasterevin, County Kildare, on 9th November 2021

have been analysed at LGC laboratories and reported negative for prohibited at all times

substances. As this is part of an ongoing investigation working in conjunction with the

Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine and other agencies, we cannot make any

further comment at this time.
By:
sageform
When: 01 Dec 21 09:24
I think that most of us will be happy that the IHRB (and the BHA) are checking things. If all is well then that is fine. Rules are useless unless potential rule breakers are deterred from cheating.
By:
irishone
When: 01 Dec 21 14:55
Yes the deterrent is the most important thing.
By:
irishone
When: 01 Dec 21 17:14
Never forget dicky johnson on native river ,got feck all punishment (relatively) for that
By:
Hibore
When: 01 Dec 21 18:58
I think Ruby summed it up perfectly. Irish racing is run by Amateurs.

We all love the handicap races when after 100 yards there is 60 lengths between first and last. Absolutely crooked.
By:
irishone
When: 02 Dec 21 08:55
A pity this case against Ted Walsh is no longer "news"

As it stands, only positive findings are published because traditionally, the negatives are not news. But they are now. Until the results appear, all we can do is speculate. The day will come for us all to be judge and jury, and I will wait for that day to pass judgement.

As it stands, only positive findings are published because traditionally, the negatives are not news. But they are now. Until the results appear, all we can do is speculate. The day will come for us all to be judge and jury, and I will wait for that day to pass judgement. "

So the whole affair was a load of trumped up bollox !
By:
differentdrum
When: 02 Dec 21 10:23
I would always be more concerned with what is happening on track than off track. At least to some extent you can see that.

The big problem is deciding what is inept, and what is cheating. Sadly, there are inept rides on a regular basis. 99% of these are never flagged by the media. They will only ever highlight something a five-year-old could spot, and it's great news if it involves a jock nobody has ever heard of, or even better johnny foreigner. The policing of the sport is nothing short of pathetic. The Stewards are totally unfit for purpose. Even on the occasions that the Stewards do their jobs properly punishments are often over turned or reduced. It's total joke.
By:
irishone
When: 02 Dec 21 13:30
Yeah spot on
I see Ruby has been stating how inept the BHA are recently.
Surprised there are no "bringing the game into disrepute" rules like there are in football.
By:
nocturnal
When: 02 Dec 21 19:51
https://www.goldrushpublications.com/general-4
By:
sageform
When: 05 Dec 21 12:05
Not sure how you distinguish amateur and professional. Many Stewards have spent their whole lives in racing and just because they don't get paid, I suspect that some of them know more about the sport than any wet behind the ears "professional" would. There are no University courses in horseracing regulation. Retired jockeys and trainers can contribute, but a long term racegoer is probably more objective.
By:
angrybryan
When: 31 Jan 22 23:35
I take the view that the BHA are being unfairly judged in this thread.These things take time gentleman. After all Rome twas not built in a day and history sirs,  shows us that the BHA,and its predecessor The Jockey Club always get it right in the end. If you were to take as an example of their thoroughness the starting of a National Hunt race,1750,the Jockey Club was formed.How to start a jump race ???
By:
angrybryan
When: 31 Jan 22 23:56
So they thought and thought and thought again they did this for 257 years but the complex problem that even Bert Einstein couldn't have solved completely flummoxed them. Then in 2007 the BHA took over and they coggertated for numerous years and would you Adam and Eve it they solved this incredibly complex equation. THEY MOVED THE STARTING POSITIONS OF THE HORSES BACK THIRTY YARDS,BRILLIANT award all yourselves a DSO and bar especially the bar guys you've certainly earned a few.
By:
ENGLANDBARNES1
When: 01 Feb 22 01:49
These Irish maiden hurdle and beginners chases are so obvious though. Literally after one hurdle/ fence you normally have five up with the pace and the other 10/15 all running together obviously not giving a true account of ability.

One poor sod normally gets in trouble for a non trier once or twice a year.
Meanwhile the others do this for three races and then have a false handicap mark.

I know what’s going on so am fine with it, but joe clueless public wouldn’t have a clue of what’s going on.
By:
irishone
When: 02 Feb 22 09:47
Two men handed 10-year bans from racing for doping Ladies First with a beta blocker after the 6-4 favourite finished unplaced at Newcastle
Neil Waggot and Stephen Walker were named at the BHA hearing on Thursday
They had been taken on by Newcastle's stable manager to do maintenance work
Pair were caught on CCTV feeding something to 6-4 favourite Ladies First
Both men did not co-operate with the enquiry and did not appear at the hearing
By:
irishone
When: 17 Feb 22 21:31
Chair of British racing’s Independent Judicial Panel has today approved an application from the BHA that an interim suspension should be placed on the training licence of Sir Mark Todd following the emergence over the weekend of a video showing him striking a horse with what appears to be a branch.

This interim suspension means that while investigations continue into the circumstances of this incident, Sir Mark will be unable to race horses in Great Britain or internationally.

The trainer has admitted the individual involved in the video was him, has apologised for his actions and agreed to the imposition of an interim suspension.

On Sunday the BHA condemned the video and confirmed that it was looking into the incident.

The BHA will provide further updates as necessary in due course, though will not be able to comment on the detail of the investigation itself until it is concluded.

The interim suspension has been approved on the basis that it can be reviewed at a later date if necessary, on application by either party.


LETS SEE WHAT SIR MARK GETS IN COMPARISON TO GORDON E H ?
By:
ENGLANDBARNES1
When: 18 Feb 22 02:45
Different profiles

I’ve never heard of Todd before that video appeared last week.
By:
irishone
When: 18 Feb 22 06:09
Different profiles ?

So that gets him off ?

Sitting on a dead horse versus hitting a live horse with a stick

So a years ban at least ?

What is worse ? Disrespecting a dead torso

or violently attacking a live one ?
By:
brandyontherocks
When: 18 Feb 22 08:01
You have never heard of Mark Todd, Barnes??
By:
irishone
When: 18 Feb 22 09:29
BHA aims to deliverv.......
Delivering competitive and compelling racing – the BHA aims to produce a fixture list and race programme that works for horsemen and racecourses and drives wider engagement in our sport

Average number of runners approx at uk nh tracks this week....

Saturday....8
Sunday......8
Monday .....8
Tuesday.....9
wednesday...8
Thursday....6
Friday......7
By:
ENGLANDBARNES1
When: 19 Feb 22 02:58
No never heard of him, something to do with Olympics?
By:
irishone
When: 19 Feb 22 17:54
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