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Anaglogs Daughter
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Report Anaglogs Daughter • October 20, 2011 11:51 AM BST
It's barbaric he looked like that in the first place Shocked
Report millhouse • October 20, 2011 11:52 AM BST
He's as big a hypocrite as anyone who's ever walked the planet, imo.

It's ONLY about him...
Report Anaglogs Daughter • October 20, 2011 11:57 AM BST
RACING again demonstrated its opposition to the vote to ban foxhunting and hare-coursing - which was subsequently passed in Parliament yesterday - with protests at all three of the afternoon's meetings.

Jockeys at Yarmouth emulated their colleagues at Thirsk on Tuesday and Stratford on Sunday by taking to the course.

Around 40 people at the Norfolk track took up the call to show their protest between the second and third races, drawing a round of applause from the crowd.

Attheraces presenter John McCririck made a stirring defence of foxhunting over the public tannoy
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Darley, who had taken part in the protest at Thirsk on the previous afternoon, summed up the mood, saying: 'Anyone who has anything to do with horses should support the protest. After today it could spell the end of hunting.'

Racecourse doctor Lucy Free organised a photo-call at Sandown, where jockeys were pictured holding placards bearing the message 'Fight Prejudice, Fight The Ban'.

Explaining her decision to organise the demonstration, Free said: 'It's something I feel very strongly about and it wasn't hard to get the jockeys involved as a lot of them hunt and they understand the implications a foxhunting ban has for racing.

'I go hunting and it's through that I got into racing, via point-to-pointing. If hunting goes, other field sports will soon be challenged and then it will be point-to-pointing and jumps racing.'

Five pro-hunt demonstrators stormed into the House of Commons House of Commons: see Parliament.  chamber and around 10,000 protestors gathered in Parliament Square to demonstrate against the ban that was passed in a free vote as MPs came out in favour of the ban by 356 votes to 166, a majority of 190.
Report millhouse • October 20, 2011 11:58 AM BST
Is that 100% Anaglogs - because if it is, what's to stop someone sending a few copies to the media, imo...
Report zilzal1 • October 20, 2011 12:01 PM BST
Could this be found anywhere??, would shoot him down in flames and show the public what a hypocrite he is
Report salmon spray • October 20, 2011 12:06 PM BST
There is absolutely no doubt that racing shot itself in the foot by associating itself so closely with the pro-hunting mob.
But at least some of them are consistent.
Report guinness2dear • October 20, 2011 12:07 PM BST
Here's the link

http://www.thefreelibrary.com/MY+OTHER+LIFE%3A+Jim+Bolger+on+hurling.-a0122091231
Report acey deucy • October 20, 2011 1:47 PM BST
John McCririck a hypocrite?.............Well Blow Me Down.

Where is my laughing smilley gone? Sad
Report acey deucy • October 20, 2011 1:51 PM BST
Have some of this then.

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Report acey deucy • October 20, 2011 1:51 PM BST
Eh?
Report Anaglogs Daughter • October 20, 2011 1:57 PM BST
"What have you contributed to racing John? You are one of these takeout merchant take out all you can" Laughhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LfPpBpDaSXE
Report Anaglogs Daughter • October 20, 2011 7:17 PM BST
John McCririck June 2003, explains that he is in favour of fox-hunting - but ``purely from the animals point of view''.

I am the man around the place. You can't have equality. That's absurd to think that she is equal to me. Anybody knows that is ridiculous.'' 

You put a vote to the foxes and the hares - do you want hunting and hare coursing to continue? - they would say yes,'' he contends.

No other place on earth is a better sanctuary for the fox or the hare than the UK. Always remember the animals themselves.

You try and shoot foxes and hares. I've been to hare shoots - they're bloody affairs because nobody can shoot them one hundred percent.

Most hares are wounded, go away, take days to die. Shooting is not the answer for foxes and hares.''
Report Anaglogs Daughter • October 20, 2011 7:30 PM BST
Tim Pitt Racing





Long day. If I ever return home with the daily mail or mail on Sunday again please feel free to take me out and shoot me down with a 12 bore
Report Anaglogs Daughter • October 20, 2011 11:10 PM BST
JamieSpencer
Our sport is still so much in the dark ages when the "outside press" still use John McCrirD1ck Shocked for consultation on sensitive issues
Report ima_mazed66 • October 21, 2011 5:01 AM BST
Isn't he cruel to deers too?.....Well he is to that old dear he's married to anyway. Plain
Report spyker • October 21, 2011 8:23 AM BST
Mcrrick supports hare coursing? Is this breaking news? Only been posted on here about 1000 times i s'pose......
Report Feck N. Eejit • October 21, 2011 11:26 AM BST
There is absolutely no doubt that racing shot itself in the foot by associating itself so closely with the pro-hunting mob.
But at least some of them are consistent.


Spot on SS. They even allowed the countryside alliance to accost racegoers as they entered the course.
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