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C4 LIVE RACING TODAY FROM ASCOT AND HAYDOCK PARK
C4 MORNING LINE bring us a window into the world of horseracing. Through the keyhole the clues are there, but can you spot them? Preview of this afternoons action from these two racecourses.
TODAY'S CARDS: Ascot and Haydock Park
Keep an eye on, check out, the Morning Line
Charity Bet Selections
HEARTS WILL BE RACING THIS AFTERNOON AT ASCOT AND HAYDOCK PARK
C4 BRING US THESE 7 RACES LIVE
2.05. 1942 Was A Vintage Year Mares' Hurdle (Grade 2) (Class 1) 4yo+over 3m winner £22,780
WIN:VIOLIN DAVIS (FR) 6 11-0 partner R WALSH handler presenter? trainer Paul Nicholls for Andrew Polson 11-4 from KENTFORD GREY LADY
2.35. Bet Mobile
WIN: SMAD PLACE (FR) 5 11-9 partner WAYNE HUTCHINSON handler presenter? trainer Alan King for Mrs Peter Andrews 7-1 from SHOREACRES
FEATURE RACE
WIN: SMAD PLACE (FR) 5 11-9 partner WAYNE HUTCHINSON handler presenter? trainer Alan King for Mrs Peter Andrews 7-1 from SHOREACRES
FEATURE RACE
3.10. 25th Anniversary of the Victor Chandler Chase (Grade 1) (Class 2) for 5yo+ over 2m 1f
winner £59,083.50
WIN: SOMERSBY (IRE) 8 11-7 partner DOMINIC ELSWORTH handler presenter MARY MARTIN trainer Henrietta Knight for Mrs T P Radford 9-2 from FINIAN'S RAINBOW 3.45. BetVictor.com Handicap Chase (Class 2) 5yo+ over 2m5f+ winner £43,790
WIN: TATENEN (FR) 8 11-3 partner ANDREW THORNTON handler presenter? trainer Richard Rowe for The Stewart Family 8-1 from I'MSINGINGTHE BLUES
2.20. StanJames.com Champion Hurdle Trial (Grade 2) (Class 1) for 4yo+ over 2m winner £5,848.20
WIN:REINDEER DIPPIN 10 11-12 partner JASON MAGUIRE handler presenter? trainer Donald McCain for Sandgrounders 4-1 from STOW
FEATURE RACE
3.30. Peter Marsh Chase (Limited Handicap) (Grade 2) (Class 1) 5yo+ over 3m winner £28,475
WIN: ACCORDING TO PETE 11 11-5 partner HARRY HAYNES handler presenter? trainer Malcolm Jefferson for P Nelson 9-1 from PEARLYSTEPS4.05. Betfair. Don't Settle For Less Novices' Chase (Grade 2) (Class 1) for 5yo+ over 2m4f
winner £12,680
WIN: GIORGIO QUERCUS (FR) 7 11-7 partner ANDREW TINKLER handler presenter? trainer Nicky Henderson for Sir Robert Ogden 7-2 from HALLEY
Leg 6. 3.45Ascot: Tatenen
NO WINNERS OF TOTESCOOP6 TODAY
NICK (Lord Snooty) LUCK Host Presenter
Nick introduses us to this mornings Star Guest Paul Bittar who joined the BHA on Wednesday. Nick the power packed presenter who brings everything together.
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http://www.racingpost.com/news/horse-racing/paul-bittar-bittar-bha-and-riders-on-same-lines-over-whip/978852/top/
ALICE
Alice brings us the Feature Race Form Guide and all things bloodhorse literate
Richard has been a racecourse Commentator since 1992 including a two-year stint for the Hong Kong Jockey Club. He presented the first programme on the original Racing Channel and has worked on every version of satellite racing channels since including currently RacingUK Pegwell Bay
winner £12,680
WIN: GIORGIO QUERCUS (FR) 7 11-7 partner ANDREW TINKLER handler presenter? trainer Nicky Henderson for Sir Robert Ogden 7-2 from HALLEY
TOTESCOOP6 RACES FOR SATURDAY JANUARY 21st 2012
Leg 1. 2.05 Ascot: Violin Davis
Leg 2. 2.20 Haydock Park: Raindeer Dippin
Leg 3. 2.35 Ascot: Smad Place
Leg 4. 3.10 Ascot: Somersby
Leg 5. 3.30 Haydock Park: According to PeteLeg 6. 3.45
NO WINNERS OF TOTESCOOP6 TODAY
RACING POST JOIN UP PLUS THIS WEEKS NEWS
PUNTERS CHAMPION PRICEWISE what has Tom got sorted out for today?
MORNING LINE TEAM
NICK (Lord Snooty) LUCK Host Presenter
Nick introduses us to this mornings Star Guest Paul Bittar who joined the BHA on Wednesday. Nick the power packed presenter who brings everything together.
http://twitter.com/nickluck
STAR GUEST THE MAN OF THE MOMENT PAUL BITTAR (AUS) (NZ)
Racing Post Report By Peter Scargill 11:02AM Sat 21 JAN 2012 "THE jockeys and the BHA are thinking along the same lines on a number of whip issues according to new BHA chief executive Paul Bittar, who admitted that the regulator had some sympathy for riders.
However, despite saying that aspects of the whip review did not work in practice, Bittar said there would not be a dramatic overhaul of the rules.
Bittar started his new role at the BHA on Wednesday and was part of a meeting with representatives from the Professional Jockeys' Association on the whip on Friday.
He said on Saturday: "The key issues we discussed yesterday are the ones that have been discussed in the media; the retention of prize-money, what they feel are disproportionate penalties compared to the breaches and also the opportunity for stewards to use more discretion and common sense to be applied when considering if a hit has been used for safety reasons. I have to say we're understanding and in some ways sympathetic to those issues.
"The riders came along initially saying we want a set number [of hits], we want clarity. We've now realised when that's actually practically applied it doesn't work in the way that we thought it would.
"I think our role as regulator is not to be dogmatic and say come hell or high water these are the rules and you'll abide by them and they won't change."
He added: "The number of hits wasn't a key issue for the jockeys and there are key elements of the review that won't change. Any considerations that we do give will really be about the issues that the riders raised yesterday."
Speaking on Channel 4 on Saturdaymorning, Bittar also said that capturing levy from offshore bookmakers "would be the main success measure of my time" at the BHA.
"I think no one would argue losing out on the offshore element is a loophole that shouldn't exist," he said.
"I think there's a fantastic opportunity through government to create some sort of licensing regime that ensures all wagering on British racing via the internet, phone, offshore, in the high street gets captured by the levy. It's fundamentally right that it should be captured."
"The riders came along initially saying we want a set number [of hits], we want clarity. We've now realised when that's actually practically applied it doesn't work in the way that we thought it would.
"I think our role as regulator is not to be dogmatic and say come hell or high water these are the rules and you'll abide by them and they won't change."
He added: "The number of hits wasn't a key issue for the jockeys and there are key elements of the review that won't change. Any considerations that we do give will really be about the issues that the riders raised yesterday."
Speaking on Channel 4 on Saturdaymorning, Bittar also said that capturing levy from offshore bookmakers "would be the main success measure of my time" at the BHA.
"I think no one would argue losing out on the offshore element is a loophole that shouldn't exist," he said.
"I think there's a fantastic opportunity through government to create some sort of licensing regime that ensures all wagering on British racing via the internet, phone, offshore, in the high street gets captured by the levy. It's fundamentally right that it should be captured."
http://www.racingpost.com/news/horse-racing/paul-bittar-bittar-bha-and-riders-on-same-lines-over-whip/978852/top/
Alice brings us the Feature Race Form Guide and all things bloodhorse literate
DEREK (Tommo) THOMPSON Bloodhorse Literate
Tommo out on the track at Haydock Park
TANYA STEVENSON The Punters Champion
Tanya out on the track at Ascot this morning bringing us her Betting Bulletin's, latest stats, market movers, introducing us to Charlie McCann from Victor Chandler and getting the latest news on going conditions.
email Tanya: racing@channel4.com
http://www.racingbetter.co.uk/news/tanya_stevenson.html RICHARD HOILES Bloodhorse Illiterate
Richard has been a racecourse Commentator since 1992 including a two-year stint for the Hong Kong Jockey Club. He presented the first programme on the original Racing Channel and has worked on every version of satellite racing channels since including currently Racing
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PAUSE FOR THOUGHT
JOHN LEES REPORTS FOR THE RACING POST THIS MORNING
"BHA SET TO REWARD GOOD PRACTICE ON WHIPS
"The BHA last night signalled it could be prepared to address jockeys' concerns over the controversial whip rules by introducing incentives for good behaviour ....
J MARGARET CLARKE TURFCALL
We are not dealing here with good behaviour rules, we are attempting to sort out the difference between bloodhorse literate whip rules and bloodhorse illiterate whip rules. To date the BHA have not even bothered to look at anything that is bloodhorse literate. Where are their bloodhorse literate whip rules?The BHA bloodhorse illiterate whip rules abuse both the horses and the handler rider jockeys. Does the BHA want to abuse all horses and all handler riders? Is this their main aim?
HUGHES WINS APPEAL OVER INDIAN FOUL RIDING CHARGE
By Lee Mottershead 1:30PM 20 JAN 2012
"RICHARD HUGHES has had the month-long ban he received for elbowing a fellow rider revoked by the Royal Western India Turf Club, clearing him to ride in the country's Oaks on Sunday and Derby
"Hughes was found to be guilty of improper riding, roughly equivalent to Britain Derby
"I'm obviously delighted to have been successful in the appeal. It's a weight off my mind and I'm now looking forward to riding in the Oaks on Sunday and the Derby
"Hughes had insisted the elbowing of rider S Zervan earlier this month had been in self-defence as he feared he would be forced through the running rail by Zervan's mount, who was hanging right.
"Racing Journalist of the Year Lee Mottershead with Richard Hughes on racing in India
"Read more in the Racing Post newspaper - buy the newspaper as a PDF from 9am or download the digital newspaper from 3am
DATES FOR YOUR DIARY
CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL TUESDAY MARCH 13th TO FRIDAY MARCH 16th 2012
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