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HEART OF RACING: Micky Fenton - Vimarsana News

HEART OF RACING: Micky Fenton

HEART OF RACING: Micky Fenton 2023-04-14

SC Rewind: Years Ago - 1950s - Vimarsana News

SC Rewind: Years Ago - 1950s

This week's Rewind is the monthly version of 'Years Ago',  a review of names, faces and happenings of a certain decade.

BBCNEWS Sportsday June 4, 2024 13:38:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Sportsday June 4, 2024 13:38:00

And it's going to be fascinating to see how it plays out. they've been so dominant, but so close. in four years of football and 144 games, there's one point between them. this year, one will lift the trophy with the fans back in to see it. it means so much to both of them in football's great modern rivalry. joe lynskey, bbc news. eclair surf has become the second equine fatality at the grand national, following discorama on saturday. trainer emma lavelle said the horse suffered a traumatic head injury during the race. it's the first time two horses have died in the grand national for ten years...

Equine vision study leads to widespread fence colour changes - Vimarsana News

Equine vision study leads to widespread fence colour changes

Obstacle markings are being changed from orange to white at all British racecourses and point-to-point tracks, following equine vision research

Horse-racing bosses condemn abattoir practices - Vimarsana News

Horse-racing bosses condemn abattoir practices

Horse-racing bosses condemn abattoir practices Published media captionInside the abattoir slaughtering racehorses Irish and British horse-racing authorities have condemned footage that revealed evidence of a UK abattoir breaking welfare rules when slaughtering former racehorses. Horse Racing Ireland said the footage - which featured in a BBC Panorama investigation - was abhorrent. The British Horseracing Authority (BHA) met welfare experts earlier to discuss the issue "as a matter of urgency". The abattoir told the BBC it did not accept any form of animal abuse. The covert footage, recorded...

Source: bbc.com