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22 Dec 10
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AIDAN O'BRIEN was on Wednesday fined £10,400 by the BHA for the Cape Blanco controversy while also receiving a stern warning from British racing's govening body that it would have no hesitation in restricting his runners in Britain should he act in a similar way in the future.
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Storm in a teacup I rekon , but authorities obviously dont like his attitude . As this incident happened away from the gaze of the public , cant understand why it was not dealt with away from the public eye . Does racing no favours . Racing , particularly in UK has not got the public eating out of its hand and can ill afford bad publicity or disfavour with one of their shop front acts . Not a lot of sense involved in the whole affair , particularly as those concerned with the horse know a lot more about their charge than a casual inspector , however qualified or empowered .
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THe problem is that the english stewards from the bottom up do not like their authority (percieved or actual) ever being challanged. throw in a disregard for basic common sense and and uppity paddy and its just lighting the fuze.
basic things like easing dress restrictions on hot days are beyond them ( please do not remove his tie Dr while you try cpr --theres a dress code here) to what happened in the o brien case are cases in point. as was said above no point washing your dirty laundry in public esp over a non event. |
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to all supporters of this coolmore rabble;THEY HAVE AND R STILL IN THE PROCESS OF RUINING IRISH RACING WITH THEIR DOMINITION;imo should of been fined millions;b,,,,,,,s that run the place r tax exiles u eejits
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