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FOLKESTONE GIVEN GO-AHEAD
This afternoon's jumps meeting at Folkestone goes ahead after a 7.30am precautionary inspection was cancelled.
Officials at the Kent circuit faced a straightforward decision as overnight temperatures reached zero degrees.
The going on the chase course is good, while the ground on the hurdles track is described as good to soft, soft in place
This afternoon's jumps meeting at Folkestone goes ahead after a 7.30am precautionary inspection was cancelled.
Officials at the Kent circuit faced a straightforward decision as overnight temperatures reached zero degrees.
The going on the chase course is good, while the ground on the hurdles track is described as good to soft, soft in place
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good morning delta
i saw a clip on the morning line on saturday about an owner coming back to the winners enclosure on the back of a horse,do you have the details please ie what race or do you have one of those links ?
i saw a clip on the morning line on saturday about an owner coming back to the winners enclosure on the back of a horse,do you have the details please ie what race or do you have one of those links ?
A WINNING owner was fined £100 by stewards at Wincanton on Saturday after he jumped aboard the horse when it was being led into the winner's enclosure.
Anthony Knott joined jockey Nick Scholfield on seven-year-old Hunt Ball, who won the 2m5f handicap.
The impromptu mounting caused amusement around the enclosure but the stewards were not impressed by Knott's actions and he was slapped with a £100 fine for improper conduct.
Knott, a farmer from Sturminster Newton, Dorset, caused a stir at the same course when he saluted the crowd in ebullient fashion after winning aboard Wise Men Say in 2009.
Anthony Knott joined jockey Nick Scholfield on seven-year-old Hunt Ball, who won the 2m5f handicap.
The impromptu mounting caused amusement around the enclosure but the stewards were not impressed by Knott's actions and he was slapped with a £100 fine for improper conduct.
Knott, a farmer from Sturminster Newton, Dorset, caused a stir at the same course when he saluted the crowd in ebullient fashion after winning aboard Wise Men Say in 2009.
not sure if there is a clip of the other day
here is the one of his first winner in 28 years
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1EHL4OMlK4
here is the one of his first winner in 28 years
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1EHL4OMlK4
heres a picture of it
http://www.racingpost.com/news/horse-racing/anthony-knott-winning-owner-fined-after-leaping-on-horse/979140/
http://www.racingpost.com/news/horse-racing/anthony-knott-winning-owner-fined-after-leaping-on-horse/979140/
thanks delta didnt realise it was the same character,the game needs more like him at the moment.
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