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Wall Street Journal Nothing new in this – in the late 18th and 19th Centuries rich landowners in Britain and Ireland were absolutely obsessed with collecting high quality trophy trees for their demesnes. Its one reason why there are so many outstanding tree gardens around. Its hard to complain when not far from where I live there are some of the finest redwoods to be found outside California, along with a host of rare Asian trees that are in many cases nearly extinct in their home ranges. At least those trees will still be growing and giving pleasure long after those billionaires are dead.

Cheltenham Festival: Donn McClean with five Irish handicappers to follow By Donn McClean 21:45 · MON March 15, 2021 The leading pundit completes his build-up to Cheltenham with five Irish horses expected to outrun their prices in handicaps this week. You Raised Me Up (Martin Brassil) You Raised Me Up didn’t run at Cheltenham last year. Third in the Ladbrokes Hurdle at the 2020 Dublin Racing Festival, he was an 11th-hour withdrawal from the County Hurdle, a race that was run on ground that would have been softer than ideal for him. Martin Brassil’s horse was impressive in winning his maid...

Harness racing selections: Saturday, March 6 A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size There are a couple of strong meetings this Saturday night, with the main focus being on Menagle where it is Miracle Mile Night. Below are the best bets for the respective programs. Menangle Best bet: Luke McCarthy three-plus winners Odds of $3.30 for the gun driver to steer home three or more winners is a decent enough gamble for the night. Most would agree that King Of Swing is a lock for the Miracle Mile, so it comes down to...

Bono wants a major rethink on U.S. foreign policy regarding Africa. The Dubliner and frontman for U2 feels that aid can work but only if the burden of debt is removed, and he took his argument to U.S. Treasury Secretary Paul O’Neill. ℘℘℘ When Bob Geldof roused the Western world out of indifference about starvation in Ethiopia, much was made of the fact that he was Irish. The general wisdom suggested he understood the Ethiopian plight because he shared a folk memory of famine. The Dubliner insisted his response was purely humanitarian, but no one could deny that the Boomtown Rat was so...