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24 July 2014
PM announces
inquiry on
horseracing
Mauritius, the
legal hub of the
Indian Ocean
A
sk any Mauritian and
he’ll definitely say
that the word ‘hub’ has
been so overused here that
no one knows what its true
meaning is. For the last ten
years, the Government, as
well as some politicians of the
Opposition, has been lauding
the country for its strategic
position in the Indian Ocean,
which makes it an ideal hub
in the region, especially in the
services industry – medicine,
education, legal and so on.
But while it may seem that the
Government has only come up
with the concept with no clear
view of what could be done
to turn the country into an
effective hub, the private sector
has taken measures to ensure
that the word hub doesn’t fall
into disrepute. Our guest this
week, Chartered Arbitrator
Kailash Dabeesingh, talks on
the potential of Mauritius to
be established as a regional
arbitration centre.
Page 3
Following the recent
number of scandals
unearthed
at
the
Mauritius Turf Club
(MTC),
the
Prime
Minister announced on
Tuesday, July 22, in
Parliament, the setting
up of a commission
of
inquiry.
This
inquiry will focus on
the organization of
horseracing and betting.
Foreign expertise should
be sought to support
members of the MTC
to track down illegal
activities at the Champ
de Mars.
The Prime Minister also
announced a series of
measures affecting MTC
and racing in general.
“The government has
decided not to give
work permits to foreign
jockeys if their country
has not signed an
extradition agreement
with Mauritius,” he said.
The jockeys also will not
work for two different
stables during the same
season.
In addition, a stable will
not be allowed to line up
more than two horses in a
race. Navin Ramgoolam
also stated that races
with less than six horses
will be banned.
Responding to a question
from MP Mahen Jugroo,
the Prime Minister said
he has asked the MTC
to take action because
Paul Foo Kune cannot
be a horse owner and
bookmaker at the same
time.
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A legal hub in the making
Mauritius has successfully transitioned from a mono-crop economy to a services-oriented
one. But while it seems tourism is lagging behind in terms of development, with our offer
to visitors, the famous sea, sun and sand, having little changed in over forty years, new
avenues are being explored.
People are now familiar with the concept of
turning Mauritius into a services’ hub for the
region. Our strategic geographical location
gives us a definite advantage over other
neighbouring nations, as is our bilingualism.
Hence, in many fields, Mauritius has the
assets to truly become a regional hub, and
the legal profession is no exception. A few
years ago, Government enacted a law to allow
foreign legal professionals to set up law firms
in the country.
The same is true for international arbitration,
as our guest this week, Chartered Arbitrator
Kailash Dabeesingh, points out in the
interview.
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Not a day goes by in Mauritius without news
of a rape, a traffic or work accident, robbery
and serious assault. To such an extent that
the news in the country sound more and
more like the scenario to a B-grade horror
movie.
Is the situation as dire as this column seems
to suggest? Yes, it definitely is, and if
rumours are to be believed, what the media
reports could be just the tip of the iceberg.
For long, sociologists have been pointing
to the issue of loss of social and traditional
values, which account for the rampant
criminality in the country. As for religious
values, as one sociologist put it recently, we
only pray to God for more material wealth
nowadays.
Can Mauritius be developed into a Regional
Centre for International Arbitration?
Mauritius is uniquely positioned and has an
excellent opportunity of establishing itself as a
Regional Centre for International Arbitration.
As part of its policy to promote Mauritius
as a centre for business, the Government,
has declared an objective of developing and
promoting Mauritius as a leading venue for
the settlement of international commercial
disputes by arbitration.
Consistent with this objective, the government
has reformed its law in arbitration by adopting
a New International Arbitration Act 2008.
Mauritius has a significant and important
role to play in the field of arbitration through
the setting up of a logistics platform for the
resolution of commercial disputes in the
region.
Why Mauritius?
One of the important reasons for choosing
arbitration in an international commercial
contract is that the dispute is likely to be
fought on neutral territory rather than on the
home ground of one party or the other.
The geographical, cultural, economic and
political proximity of Mauritius with the
Eastern and Southern African countries
constitute a major advantage.
Mauritius enjoys civil law tradition,
separation of powers (the judiciary, executive
and legislature), perceived neutrality in the
region and the high standards of language
skills of its professionals, who are bilingual
in both English and French. This language
proficiency gives an added advantage in
dealing with clients in the region.
Besides, Mauritius is signatory of four regional
groupings, namely the Common Market for
Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA); the
Southern African Development Community
(SADC); Indian Ocean Commission (IOC);
and the Indian Ocean Rim Association for
Regional Cooperation (IOR-ARC).
The main objective of engaging in these
groups is to enhance cooperation among
The curse of a Nation
The situation also stems from a lack of a role
model for the people since the Government,
as well as politicians of the Opposition, are
not playing their role as should be and have
shown lately that they are more concerned
about the forthcoming general elections
than of the welfare of the country.
People on the streets are saying the current
situation, with the increasing rate of petty
crimes and the numerous reported cases of
assault in public faces involving the youth,
is tantamount to a curse that has befallen the
country, precisely because of the lack of a
proper Government to monitor the situation
and take remedial action.
Kailash Dabeesingh
member states on the economic front and to
strengthen trade relationships.
The promotion of Mauritius as a regional
centre for arbitration is consistent with this
objective.
What will be the benefits to Mauritius
of establishing a Regional Centre for
Arbitration?
Arbitration will increasingly cover all aspects
of international commerce on a near-global
basis. Inevitably, this will bring economic
benefits to Mauritius not only for dispute
resolution, but for commerce generally.
As a result of the vast spread of this work,
there will be a proliferation of legal firms
and association of firms. In effect, this will
encourage a new breed of international trial
lawyers.
We will have no choice but to be committed to
world-class management, quality service and
customer satisfaction.
Finally, the prospect of developing Mauritius
as business hub in the region will be
significantly increased.
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Profile
Kailash Dabeesingh worked in the UK with
leading construction companies and served in
various capabilities in a number of prestigious
projects. Besides being a Civil Engineer, he
has gained a master’s degree in Architecture
at the University College London (UCL) and
a master’s degree in Construction Law and
Arbitration at Leeds Metropolitan University.
He also studied international arbitration at
Keble College, University of Oxford and
was awarded a Diploma in International
Commercial Arbitration conferred by
the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. Mr
Dabeesingh is a Chartered Arbitrator with
chambers practising in Mauritius. He has
been involved in domestic and international
arbitrations. He also serves as an adjudicator
on Dispute Adjudication Boards to help the
construction industry in the resolution of
disputes and conflict avoidance. He is actively
involved in promoting arbitration in Mauritius
and is a frequent speaker at both national and
international conferences
Bhavesh Neeraye
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Though the Prime Minister may claim that
the crime rate is going down, contrary to
what is reported in the media, sources from
the police headquarters argue that the media
is only giving a glimpse of the real situation.
Is it time then for Mauritius to pray to a
forgiving God so that whatever curse we
might be dealing with is soon lifted? Even in
that regard, it would seem, we are unable to
pay due respect and the practice of religion,
in many cases, relates more to blatant
communalism than anything else.
No wonder those who can afford to leave the
country are doing so, never to come back.
And the Diaspora, in the meantime, whose
expertise the country could so much benefit
from, is less than willing to return to the
land of their forefathers, seemingly hoping
for things to ease out. Like the saying goes
in Mauritius, while holding a red candle in
their hands…
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24 July 2014
Lover confesses to murdering
Bangladeshi
worker
Mina
Mola Moussa, a Bangladeshi worker, confessed last week to the murder of his lover Mina.
The two workers met in Curepipe and, although Moussa is already married, began a
relationship that ended in tragedy for the 28-year-old mina, whose lifeless body was found
in a bush on the public beach in Gris Gris some two weeks ago.
Following his arrest, the prime suspect at first
denied any involvement in the case but later
retracted. Driven by greed, Mola Moussa
planned the murder of Mina along with two
other Bangladeshi nationals, Jamal Udhin,
29, and Suman Rari, 24. He offred them Rs
10,000 each to commit the murder.
On Sunday, July 13, Mola Moussa called
Mina and gave her an appointment in
Curepipe. The two lovers spent much time
at the Botanical Garden and in hostels of the
city. Mina had given her savings, a sum of
Rs 75,000, to Moussa. When questioned, the
latter said they would have to go to Gris Gris
to get the money from a friend.
On the public beach in Gris Gris, Jamal
Udhin and Suman Rari was waiting for them.
One of them was armed with a kitchen knife.
Mina then realized with horror that she had
fallen into a trap. She was immobilized by
the two accomplices of her lover. Moussa
took the knife and slaughtered Mina. The
three Bangladeshis fled, leaving the young
woman bleeding to death.
Corpse found in
Nouvelle France: The
identity of the victim
remains unknown
A corpse in an advanced state of
decomposition was found in the woods
not far from Beemanique Stone Crusher,
Nouvelle France during the weekend. The
identity of the victim remains unknown.
On Sunday, detectives and experts from
the Scene of Crime Office (Soco) have
combed through the woods to find any
clues that might help them solve the case,
which investigators think is a murder.
The officers of the Forensic Science
Laboratory collected samples on the
scene. The police are asking members of
the public to help determine the identity of
the victim. A hunter made the gruesome
discovery Saturday afternoon. According
to the autopsy report, the death of the
victim, a man in his forties, dates to over
a month. He bore serious neck and
head injuries. The victim also suffered a
fractured skull. Given the advanced state
of decomposition, the exact cause of death
has not been established.
Shortly after being alerted, the police arrived
and secured the perimeter. An umbrella, a
damaged SIM card and the murder weapon
were found at the scene. It is thanks to the
SIM card that the police was able to solve
the case. According to the telephone records,
Mola Moussa was the last person to have
been contacted by Mina. He was arrested at
his dorm at Camp Diable last Wednesday.
Rs 56 500 and 800 US dollars were found
on him.
The three men were brought before the
Court of Souillac last Thursday on a charge
of murder and have been remanded to
police cell. As for the body of Mina, it was
repatriated to her homeland. The procedures
have been undertaken by the company that
employed her, as stipulated in the contract
of employment of foreign workers. That of
Mina was due to expire in 2017.
Faisal Ally Beegun, of the Textile
Manufacturers & Allied Workers’ Union, said
he was “saddened” by this event. According
to him, “this tragedy is harmful to the image
of our country.” “I ask the Bangladeshi
women to be more cautious. They are often
ripped off by their male compatriots who
only want their money or go out with them
A 5-year-old girl picked up two used
for sex,” he told reporters.
syringes in the courtyard of her school,
Bhavesh Neeraye
Friday afternoon. She ended up in hospital
Opposition members
after having put one of them in her mouth.
The father of the little girl said he was
intrigued by the presence of syringes on the
table. “The needles of the syringes were
Investigators of the Northern Division arrested last Friday, July 18, two teenage boys, aged rusty and very dirty. One of the syringes
16 and 17. The two teenagers confessed to robbing several homes in the area of Montagne contained a clear fluid,” he told reporters.
Without delay, the father inquired with his
Longue. The amount of booty is thought to be over Rs 600,000. Their two accomplices are wife on the origin of these syringes. This
is when he discovered that it was his girl
currently on the run.
Recently, the region of Montagne Longue Around noon last Friday, an officer of the threatened the officer with a knife. Having no who brought them home. The next day,
has been the scene of a series of burglaries. Field Intelligence Unit patrolled the Notre other choice, the police released the minor. the little girl’s health deteriorated while she
Although the police have increased their Dame region on motorcycle. He noticed Other units were called on the scene and the was having breakfast. “My daughter began
to vomit. I rushed her to the clinic”, said
patrols, thieves continued to operate in the four young men who looked fishy riding a two minors were arrested.
region. On Friday, the police arrested the two bicycle. The officer followed them and saw Following questioning, the two teenagers the father. The little girl has undergone
minors, both residents of Bois Marchand, them in the yard of a resident of the locality. confessed to a dozen robberies in the region several medical tests before being placed
who confessed to robbing houses in the area The officer approached the youth and put his of Montagne Longue with the help of two under observation. She was allowed to
of Notre Dame and Montagne Longue.
hand on one of them. One of the teenagers friends, whom police is actively seeking. The return home Monday afternoon. However,
minors told police they had sold the stolen she must undergo an HIV test in the
coming days. Education Minister Vasant
jewelry and spent the money.
After interrogation, the two teens, on file Bunwaree has called for an investigation
with the police for several cases of theft, into the matter.
participated in a reconstruction of events in
the presence of their parents. They showed
investigators the places they robbed. The
suspects stole money, jewelry and mobile
phones, among others. They confessed to
having robbed the house of a resident of A resident of Bassin Road, in Quatre
Notre Dame aged 35 on June 17. They took Bornes, had the fright of her life Monday
credit cards, jewelry and cell phones. Friday afternoon, July 21, after finding a burglar in
they planned to rob the house of a resident of her house. Panicked, the suspect became
Montagne Longue when they were arrested. aggressive. He assaulted the owner of the
After the reconstruction exercise, the two house in the face and then took refuge in a
room. The woman locked the door before
suspects were taken to police cell.
They appeared before the Bail and Remand calling her husband. Meanwhile, the robber
Court (BRC) on Saturday. A provisional had fled. “I received a phone call from my
charge of larceny with aggravating wife informing me that there was a thief at
circumstances has been brought against home. She was still in shock”, the husband
them. The police has objected to their release told reporters of Radio Plus. A complaint
on bail and they were remanded to police was filed with the police.
Bhavesh Neeraye cell. B.V
Threat of general strike in transport industry
Five-year-old girl ends
up in hospital after
playing with used
syringes
Two teenagers arrested for robbery
Woman catches a thief
in her house
6
24 July 2014
Builder dies under concrete slab on construction
site
Jacques Porphyre, a 30-year-old construction
worker, died on a construction site in
Goodlands Monday when he was crushed
under a concrete slab. The victim’s ribs were
fractured, causing a rupture of his heart.
Porphyre was not killed instantly, according
to reports on the accident. He even tried to
talk to his colleagues. And, says Frédéric
André, his cousin, his life could have been
saved if there were a first aid unit on the site.
“I do not have words to describe what I
experienced,” Frédéric André told reporters.
The tragedy occurred at about 11.30 am, he
said. He regretted that an ambulance arrived
at the scene some 15 to 20 minutes after the
incident.
The victim, who lived Palma, Quatre
Bornes, Frédéric André and other masons
working on this project for six weeks. The
Ministry of Education has awarded contract
awarded to the company Marbobois Ltd for
the expansion of a State college. According
to Frédéric André, his cousin was the leader
of the team.
Father of a 9-year-old son and separated
from his wife, he worked from 7 am to 5
pm everyday. On Monday, he climbed on
scaffolding to reach the second floor of the
school when he fell, causing a poorly secured
slab to fall on his back.
Unprepared for such an accident, his
colleagues tried removing the concrete slab.
“If there was a first aid unit, I think we could
have saved my cousin,” said Frédéric André.
The brother of the victim, Michel Porphyre,
also believes that if there were a first aid unit
on the site his brother could have been saved.
Also employed in the construction sector,
Michel Porphyre stresses having been trained
on safety in the workplace. He does not
understand why there was no first aid on the
spot, especially as such works is undertaken
for the Ministry of Education.
The victim’s funerals were held Tuesday in
Quatre Bornes. The Goodlands Police was
responsible for the investigation.
Contacted by telephone by local media on
Monday for comments, Shakeel Mohamed,
Minister of Labour, said security measures
on construction sites depend, in fact, on
several parameters. “It depends on the size
of the company, if the company has a fulltime health and safety officer or not, among
other things,” he said. He explained that he
would soon receive the report on the accident
and therefore could not commit to more
comments on the case.
Bhavesh Neeraye
977 recruits join the Mauritius Police Force
977 new recruits have officially joined the
ranks of the police force. Among them, 110
come from Rodrigues and 162 are women
constables. The five best recruits of each
unit of the Police Force have been rewarded
by the Prime Minister during a passing out
parade in Vacoas Saturday.
Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam, who is
also minister of the Interior, first congratulated
the recruits for officially joining the Police
Force. He expressed his appreciation for the
growing number of Rodriguans who want to
work for their island as well as the growing
number of women who take pride in being
members of the law enforcement community.
The PM has also expressed his satisfaction
towards them and said about those who
abandoned the training within six months
after realizing they were not made for this
job: “This is significant because one cannot
do a job he does not want and as I always
say, you cannot do everything; concentrate
on what you can do.”
Navin Ramgoolam also stressed on the
nobility of the job whose basis is to serve
the population. Continuing in the same line
of thought, the Prime Minister lingered on
appearance, saying the public must comply
with the uniform worn by the police. So, he
said, he will not tolerate anyone disrespecting
the police uniform. He said, then, that a law
is being prepared for this purpose. However,
warned the Prime Minister, the police must in
turn be used in a spirit of justice and fairness.
With globalization, the crimes have evolved
and it is necessary, he said, that the police can
fight them with new technologies.
Navin Ramgoolam congratulated himself for
the implementation of the Crime Occurrence
System (COS) to better “monitor crime with
more relevant information and statistics in
time to act in a better way and boost efficiency
of the police force.”
Referring to the Exclusive Economic Zone
(EEZ), the PM argued that Mauritius will
soon acquire two boats to better safeguard
our coasts from illegal activities. He also
raised the issue of automatic promotion for
police officers, saying that those who make
the efforts and act with integrity and honesty
need to be motivated and know that they can
have a career.
The PM concluded his speech by saying that
his late father, Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam,
had applied for a post as a police constable
soon after finishing high school, but had not
been selected because of his small stature.
Bhavesh Neeraye
7
24 July 2014
1200 cases lodged at the Equal Opportunity
Commission
The Equal Opportunity Commission has
launched its 2014 report.
At the launching ceremony, the chairperson
of the EOC, Brian Glover said that “concept
of equal opportunities will only be credible
when it subsumes the way of dealing with
inequality at birth. In order to reach this
goal, we should work towards a positive
action approach which involves taking
particular action to support certain groups or
communities to overcome disadvantage and
make the most of the opportunities available
to them. The priority sectors which should be
tackled first are employment and education.”
The Report, which highlights the work
accomplished by the EOC over the last
two years since its establishment, is a
compilation of the statistics and case
studies, the Equal Opportunities Act, the
EOC branch in Rodrigues, policy, research
and recommendations, sensitisation and
awareness campaigns, complaints and
enquiries, analysis, relevant case studies, the
EOC’s strategic plan, and recommendations.
Brian Glover recalled that the EOC lays a lot
of emphasis on mediation and conciliation
and works for the promotion of good
relations between parties. He said that since
its inception till May 2014, 28 cases have
been solved in an amicable manner.
Referring to latest statistics, Glover said
that currently, 1200 cases have been lodged,
out of which 87% of cases have already
been tackled. Among cases received in
the beginning, 43 % did not fall within the
mandate of the EOC, now only 18% of cases
lodged do not fall within the purview of the
Commission, he said.
Around 10000 people have been touched
Chairperson of the EOC, Brian Glover
through the Commission’s sensitisation
campaigns. Around 18% of cases deal with
political opinion and 10% on discrimination
on the ground of sex. Statistics also reveal
that during 2012 and 2013, 61% of cases were
from the public sector and now only 51% of
cases have been registered, 24% of cases
come from the private sector. The Report also
reveals that around 100 complaints are from
whistle blowers and that a very large number
of complaints have been made by men, that
is 666 as compared to 238 by women. As
regards Rodrigues, more than 90% of cases
are due to differences in political opinion.
The Commission was set up in April
2012 under the Equal Opportunities Act
2008. It is geared towards promoting an
inclusive society by bringing forward the
richness of our diversity. Its vision is to
create a fairer Mauritius with no barriers
to equal opportunities and to foster an
unprejudiced and inclusive society free from
discrimination.
Vinod Gomind
282 Small Independent Power Producers
supplying the network
Since the launch of the project Small
Scale Distributed Generation (SSDG)
in December 2010, 282 subscribers are
engaged in the production of energy on
a small scale, injecting a total capacity
of approximately 2.5 MW to the Central
Electricity Board network (CEB). To date,
the CEB has received 458 requests for
Mauritius and Rodrigues in the residential,
commercial and industrial categories with
a total capacity of about 4.1 MW and 140
requests in public, educational, charitable
and religious categories (PECR project) for
a capacity of approximately 1.6 MW. From
December 2010 to May 2011, when the first
phase of SSDG project for a capacity of
2MW was launched, the CEB has received
a large number of applications. Similarly,
when the second phase of the project for a
capacity of 1 MW was launched in November
2011, the 1 MW was quickly reached. From
September 2011 to December 2011, the
energy exported to the CEB network stood
at 2,334 kWh while for 2012 it was 193,000
kWh. In 2013, this figure rose to 1 197.516
kWh, which demonstrates that the project
has achieved its goal.
The SSDG project is in line with the Maurice
Ile Durable concept where electricity is
generated from renewable energy sources
such as solar, wind and water. This project
is aimed at those wishing to generate
electricity for their own consumption from
renewable sources and sell the excess to the
CEB. Applicants are categorized as follows:
residential, commercial and industrial, and
are allowed to generate electricity on a small
scale with a maximum individual capacity
of 50 kW. The project’s main objective
is to reduce the energy bill of Mauritius.
To this end, the government relies on the
democratization of energy production to
meet growing demand for electricity with
an annual increase of 5% and reduce the
consumption of fossil fuels. According
to forecasts from CEB, energy needs will
increase by 37% over the next ten years.
Vinod Gomind
Mauritians have the
second “strongest”
passport in Africa
Mauritian passport holders can rejoice.
They have the second “strongest” passport
in Africa. That is to say that this document
allows you to enter in a number of countries
without visa. A Mauritian passport can enter
without a visa in no less than 123 countries
worldwide. Only the Seychelles are best in
Africa, with a passport that allows visa-free
travel in 126 countries. These figures were
compiled by the Goodis.
In African countries, we also note that
Mauritius is ahead of South Africa, the
economic giant of the continent.
On a broader level, it is Finland, the United
Kingdom and Sweden who have the
“strongest” passports. These passports are
entitled to visa-free access to 173 countries.
Last on the list, we find Afghanistan, whose
passport entitles visa-free access to 38
countries only.
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24 July 2014
Air Mauritius orders six A350-900 aircrafts
At the Farnborough International Airshow,
Air Mauritius has announced its decision
to replace its existing fleet of A340-300s
with six new generation Airbus A350-900
aircraft. This major decision is Step 5 of the
7-Step Recovery and Sustainability plan to
re-fleet the national carrier. The A350-900
will offer enhanced passenger experience
and comfort, operating cost efficiency and
technological innovation.
The re-fleeting exercise will take place in
a phased manner. The first two A350-900
planes will be delivered in 2017 through
operating leases from AerCap Holdings and
the remaining four will be purchased from
Airbus, with two aircraft to be delivered
in 2019 and the remaining two in 2020.
Air Mauritius has also reserved its right to
exercise an option to place additional orders
of up to three A350 between 2023 and 2025
on the same terms and conditions that led
to the selection of the first four aircraft with
Airbus. “This landmark decision follows
a rigorous and transparent evaluation and
selection process. These new acquisitions
will allow the airline to offer a very attractive
product with state of the art seats and inflight entertainment facilities to meet the
expectations of our passengers,” commented
Dass Thomas, Chairman of Air Mauritius.
For Andre Viljoen, Chief Executive Officer,
“These fuel efficient A350-900s are key to
modernizing our fleet and will significantly
reduce operational costs. This aircraft is
the game changer we were looking for to
improve our products and competitiveness.
The A350-900 will enable our customers
to enjoy significantly improved comfort
levels.”
Air Mauritius has ordered 6 A350 aircrafts
We are honoured that Air Mauritius, a longstanding customer for 20 years, is ordering
new generation Airbus aircraft, » said John
Leahy, Airbus Chief Operating Officer Customers. “ The fleet commonality unique to
Airbus will maximize operational efficiency
for Air Mauritius and its passengers will
benefit from unmatched service levels.”
This historical decision follows a series
of recent achievements by Air Mauritius,
namely, returning to profitability in
2013/2014, achieving 4-STAR Skytrax
rating and being voted the leading airline in
the Indian Ocean at the World Travel Awards
for nine consecutive years.
To recall Air Mauritius was, last week,
awarded the prestigious 4-Star professional
quality rating by SKYTRAX. This 4-Star
Airline rating recognises the improvement
in service quality that has been achieved
by Air Mauritius across both airport and
cabin service operations. Associated with
these changes, service concepts in Business
Class have recently been upgraded, and
complement the many product standard
improvements that have been introduced in
the past year to enhance customer comfort
for both Business and Economy class
customers.
Air Mauritius is the national carrier of the
Republic of Mauritius. Created in 1967, it
currently operates a fleet of four A340-300,
two A340-300E, two A330-200, two A319100 and two ATR72-500. Air Mauritius
presently flies to twenty destinations in
Europe, Asia, Australia, Africa and the
Indian Ocean.
Vinod Gomind
Tourism sector targets 5% growth in 2015
The Tourism sector was the focus of a
consultative meeting held in Port Louis under
the chairmanship of the Minister of Tourism
and Leisure, Michael Yeung Sik Yuen, in the
context of the 2015 budget preparation.
Minister Sik Yuen made an appeal to all
stakeholders to work together with a view
to consolidate the Mauritian destination and
achieve a growth rate of 5% in that sector for
2015. He also spoke on measures taken by
his Ministry to increase air access, diversify
the Mauritian market and products namely:
honeymoon, sports and conference.
The meeting was held in the presence of
the Financial Secretary, Dev Manraj, and
representatives of all the stakeholders of the
tourism sector.
The objective was to come up with an action
plan to boost the tourism sector for the
years to come. Discussions also centered on
actions geared towards improving growth
in that sector with emphasis on tapping
new destination markets, encouraging more
tourist arrivals, improved air services and
filling hotels in low season.
This consultative meeting follows an
announcement made by the Prime Minister
on 27 June 2014 at the Annual Dinner
Minister of Tourism and Leisure, Michael Yeung Sik Yuen
of the Mauritius Chamber of Commerce
and Industry to the effect that Mauritius
is now resolutely embarked upon a major
transformation agenda underpinned by the
attainment of the following three overriding
and interrelated objectives namely, High
Income, Inclusiveness and Sustainability.
The ultimate purpose is to better serve the
people, ensure their well-being and further
improve their quality of life.
This meeting is the fourth of a series of
consultative meetings after that of the
Small and Medium Enterprises (SME)
sector, financial services sector and the
Manufacturing sector for incorporation in
the 2015 budget.
The Stock Exchange of Mauritius
(SEM) plans to start an exchangetraded fund (ETF) that will replicate
an index of the JSE’s 40 biggest
companies. The bourse would begin
the Erafi-40 ETF with Absa Bank by
the end of next month, chief executive
Sunil Benimadhu said in Port Louis.
The ETF, the stock exchange’s third,
would track the FTSE/JSE Africa
Top40. The exchange would also
replace its SEM-7 index with the
SEM-10 index in October by adding
three extra stocks. The gauge is being
expanded after the recent listings of
actively traded stocks with larger
market values. It would have a “reserve
list” of five stocks, instead of three, so
investors could create a “benchmark
portfolio of 15 actively traded stocks”,
he said. The exchange is making rules
for listing easier, including allowing
multiple currencies, as it seeks to
attract more companies and reach a
market value equal to the size of the
island’s economy. Benimadhu said it
also planned a sustainability index and
would step up regulations to weed out
firms not meeting listing rules.
Vinod Gomind
Vinod Gomind
Stock Exchange of
Mauritius to track
South Africa biggest
stocks
10
24 July 2014
Cim Finance partners with Chinese card giant
Cim Finance launched the Cim UnionPay
Classic, Gold and Business Credit Cards,
thus becoming the first to issue UnionPay
Credit Cards in Africa. The aim of this new
development is to enable Mauritian tourists
to explore and enjoy China in a way that suits
them best, and for Mauritian entrepreneurs
to have improved financial access into the
fastest growing consumer market in the
world. Paul Leech, Chief Executive Officer
of Cim Group, and Larry Wang, Chief
Business Development Officer of UnionPay
International, unveiled the cards during a
press conference at Le Labourdonnais Hotel,
Port-Louis. “The partnership between Cim
Finance and UnionPay began in 2012 and
today, we wish to build on this momentum
on the issuing side by expanding the business
further with a new offering. UnionPay cards
have been the leading brand that the Chinese
cardholders use abroad, whether it is in
Hong Kong, Macau and Singapore, and Cim
Finance now has access to the largest credit
card network in the world. This partnership
fits within our expansion and diversification
objectives and we are indeed very proud
to be associated with a brand of this
calibre,” said Paul Leech, Chief Executive
Officer of Cim Group. The launch of the
Cim UnionPay Classic, Cim UnionPay
Gold and Cim UnionPay Business Credit
Cards comes at an opportune time with the
growing number of UnionPay cardholders
travelling between China and Mauritius, and
also provides a convenient tool for frequent
travellers to Asia. This collaboration will
strengthen Mauritius as a business hub and
essential link for Sino-African economic
and trade communications, with more
and more people and enterprises visiting
Africa, paying and making settlements
with UnionPay cards issued in the island.
At present, UnionPay cards are acceptable
in over 40 countries and regions of Africa,
especially in South Africa, Mauritius,
Nigeria, Kenya and North Africa. Larry
Wang, Chief Business Development Officer
of UnionPay International, also expressed
his satisfaction after the launch of the three
credit cards. “The collaboration between
Cim Finance and UPI has been steadily
growing from strength to strength, from the
launch of acquiring program last year to the
launch of UnionPay cards today. I believe
this partnership will be further enhanced and
bring tangible benefits to both organizations
and ultimately, our cardholders,” explained
the UnionPay official. The three new credit
cards come with multiple advantages, such
as no annual fee for the first year, up to 45
days interest-free credit and secure payments
with Chip and Pin technology. Moreover,
the Gold and Business cards come with free
travel and purchase protection insurance.
UnionPay has more than 4.3 billion cards
in circulation and is accepted by over 140
countries and regions. China is one of
Mauritius’ biggest trading partners and is
a source of development funds, and there
has been a steady increase over the years
of business relations between our two
countries. Moreover, the number of Chinese
tourists in the island has also increased
exponentially over the years, reaching
42,000 arrivals in 2013. This growth is set
to continue, as shown by the 93.4% increase
of arrivals during the first quarter of 2014,
in the wake of the opening of the new air
link weekly between Shenzhen City and Sir
Seewoosagur Ramgoolam airport. Vinod Gomind
Launching Of CIM credit cards
Mauritius and Pakistan to enhance trade
relations
Mauritius and Pakistan have agreed to
establish a Joint Trade Committee and
a Sub Committee on customs matters
as implementation mechanisms so as to
enhance the effectiveness of the Preferential
Trade Agreement (PTA), signed between the
two countries in July 2007.
This is one of the main outcomes of the
10th round of the Mauritius-Pakistan Joint
Working Group (JWG) meeting on trade and
economic cooperation, held on 16 and 17
July 2014 at Hennessy Park Hotel, in Ebène.
The two countries have agreed to explore
ways and means to enhance the awareness
of the PTA, to create more visibility of the
business potential of the two countries, and
to expand the coverage of the PTA that will
eventually lead to a Free Trade Area.
Mauritius has extended an invitation to
Pakistani trading houses and investors to
participate in the 3rd Mauritius International
Trade Fair on 21-24 August 2014. Pakistan
has also invited Mauritian firms and
institutions to participate in the forthcoming
Expo Pakistan in October 2014. Mauritius
will be the sole country to have a stand at
the Expo. Pakistan has expressed the wish
to support Mauritius in its efforts towards
achieving the objectives of Ocean Economy.
Thus, a Centre of Excellence at Karachi
University is willing to offer opportunities
to Mauritian students and researchers in
undertaking studies and research in marine
biology and ocean resources.
Potential sectors, to attract more Pakistani
investments, have been identified, namely:
manufacturing (assembly of tractors,
spare parts for motorcycles, agro-products
and textiles), film industry, Freeport, and
financial services. Mauritius would like
to partner with third countries in the
implementation of some of the projects
under the Africa Strategy. In this regard, the
private sectors of Mauritius and Pakistan are
encouraged to work together in a triangular
mode of cooperation in the MauritiusPakistan-Africa format. Given that the
private sector institutions of Mauritius
and Pakistan have signed collaborative
arrangements between themselves and also
with their counterparts in Turkey and India,
the 10th JWG highlighted the need for both
Mauritius and Pakistan to explore avenues
of triangular mode of cooperation, such as
Mauritius-Pakistan-Turkey and MauritiusIndia-Pakistan. The next JWG meeting will
be held in Pakistan in September 2015.
V.G
located at Port Louis in collaboration with
Global Rainbow Foundation, an organisation
that works for the disadvantaged and the
physically-challenged, and provides them
with medical aid.
D.R. Mehta, founder and chief patron of
the Bhagwan Mahaveer Viklang Sahayata
(BMVSS), an organisation for the physicallychallenged, will sign a Memorandum of
Understanding on Sunday to start the centre
in Mauritius. The GRF will launch its twophase Jaipur Foot project which would
be called “gift of mobility.” It will set up
a Jaipur Foot artificial limb centre at Port
Louis, which will be called “Mahaveer
Indradhanush Artificial Limb Centre of
Mauritius”. Mehta, who left for Mauritus on
Saturday, said that the BMVSS will provide
technical support and technical upgradation
free of cost to the new centre. He said a
similar Centre will shortly be opened at
Kabul with the assistance of the Afghanistan
government. He said the BMVSS recently
conducted two camps in Mauritius with
the association of GRF and benefited 400
amputees by providing them mobility.
Inspired by the success of the camps, the
GRP proposed to set up a permanent centre
with trained personnel.
V.G
Jaipur Foot will launch
a centre in Mauritius
Mauritius and Pakistan to enhance trade relations
11
24 July 2014
The Long Walk to Freedom
On Monday 7 July 2014, Israel launched a vast military operation in the Gaza Strip, from air and sea, codenamed “Protective Edge”. This is the third
major operation against Gaza over the last five years.
There are plenty of parallels between
On Thursday 17 July, there was a major
escalation when Israel began the ground
invasion of Gaza.
The UN agency for Palestinian refugees
has officially estimated that the number
of people seeking refuge at its sites in
Gaza has risen to an alarming level. On
Saturday 19 July 2014, marches around
the world erupted in support of the
Palestinian people. In London, around
100,000
pro-Palestinian
protesters,
marched to condemn the ongoing military
attack on an already besieged people who
has no army, no airport, no seaport and
no bunker where they can take refuge
to avoid worst atrocity to human kind
from one of the the most sophisticated
army in the world. If nothing else, just
imagine life in a place called “strip”
where everything is under Israeli control
without access to basic amenities like
clean water. People started the gathering
outside the Prime Minister’s office to the
Israeli Embassy in Kensington. It should
be noted that protestors manifested
peacefully outside the heavily-guarded
Israeli Embassy condemning the way
human beings are being brought down
like flies.
Organised by Stop the War Coalition,
Palestine Solidarity Campaign, Campaign
for Nuclear Disarmament, Friends of
Al Aqsa, British Muslim Associations,
Palestinian Forum in Britain and other
NGOs for peace, the streets of London
echoed to chants of “Free Palestine” for
more than 5 hours under a scorching sun.
It was so hot and packed that some 20
people fainted. Members of the London
Hassidic Jewish Community joined
the marchers by holding placards with
slogans like “End the Occupation”, and,
Nelson Mandela’s iconic words:
“South Africans cannot be free until
Palestinians are free”.
Sarah Colborne, director of the Palestine
Solidarity Campaign, had a clear message
“People want justice and freedom for the
Palestinians, and they will be voicing
this in their thousands. Even MPs joined
in with the crowd to show their support
to the Palestinian struggle for freedom.
Labour MP Diane Abbott addressed the
crowd outside the Israeli Embassy with
these words:
“I am here to show solidarity with the
people in Gaza. We call for an end to the
occupation and justice for Palestinians.”
Since then, Ed Miliaband, the Labour
Leader, has spoken about the position
of his party vis-à-vis Israel. That was
yesterday during his visit to Washington
from where he said these words on behalf
of his party:
“We oppose the Israeli incursion into
Gaza,” he said.
Member of Parliament Jeremy Corbyn
declared: “The very least the UK can do
is stop the arms sales to Israel.” Baroness
Jenny Tonge’s message was: “What
on earth is Israel doing? It has lost its
legitimacy, it is no longer a democratic
state. It breaks international law, Geneva
conventions, it has no respect for human
rights. Israel must leave the international
family of nations.”
Andrew Murray from Britain’s largest
union, Unite, told the protesters Israel’s
“barbaric attack will not break the spirit of
the people of Gaza. And it will not break
the spirit of demonstrations like this one
in London, determined to show solidarity
with Palestinians as they face Israeli war
crimes and illegal occupation.” Respect
MP Goerge Galloway talked about the
double-standards of British media and
British political party.
“The 300 Palestinians are completely
ignored by the same newspapers, by the
same television stations and by the same
political leaders who are threatening
sanctions and war against Russia but who
are supporting, with weapons and money
and diplomatic political and media
support the Israelis”
The famous Muslim British Swedish
singer, Maher Zain delighted the crowd
by singing his support for Palestine. A few
people broke into tears when the names
of the children killed were read out to
the crowd, accompanied by a minute of
silence as tribute to them. On Wednesday,
horrifying pictures had emerged after
four Palestinian children were killed in
Gaza when Israeli shelling struck a group
of children playing football on a beach.
This attack was witnessed by scores of
foreign journalists, many who rushed to
help the children that survived the attack.
At the time of writing this, the death toll
has soared up to 650 and is expected to
rise as hospitals run out of medicines and
facilities.
Another march has been planned for
Saturday 26 July with the same itinerary
as last Saturday by the same organisers.
It is believed that actions speak louder
than words, and let us pray that justice
be done to the innocent ones. They
paid a huge price for the right to life as
enshrined in the Universal Declaration
for Human Rights. Let us do more than
pray for peace…
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community for the next general elections,
pending the subsuming of the Best Loser
Mauritius’s central bank kept interest rates unchanged on Monday and its Monetary Policy system in a different method of allocating
Committee (MPC) said it saw threats to growth for the Indian Ocean Island’s economy. The additional seats.
MPC has kept the benchmark repo rate steady at 4.65 percent since June last year. Bank
‘It is the first time in our history that a
of Mauritius revised its 2014 economic growth forecast down to 3.4-3.6 percent, from a
Government is bringing a Bill to give the
previous estimate of 3.7-4.0 percent made in April. Mauritius’ economy grew 2.8 percent
option to our citizens not to be disqualified
year-on-year in the first three months of 2014, the worst first quarter performance for five
as a candidate at a general election if
years, the bank said. It predicted growth would pick up during the second half of the year,
they do not disclose their community’,
citing “improving economic conditions in main trading-partner countries”. “However,
observed Dr Ramgoolam. We must
downside risks to the growth outlook persist,” the MPC said in a statement. The MPC voted resolutely move forward and construct a
unanimously to keep rates on hold but some members said a rise of at least 25 basis points
nation-state that can fulfill the aspirations
would be needed at the first meeting of 2015, the statement said.
and the expectations of our people, he
further stressed.
The Prime Minister further stated that he
is driven by the dream, the aspiration, the
unbending resolve to keep strengthening
the notion of a common citizenship, a
common sense of identity and destiny.
‘We do not live in a perfect world. There
will always be people who discriminate in
every country in the world. However, our
founding fathers gave us a Constitution
with guarantees for fundamental human
rights modelled on the Human Rights
Convention’, he stated.
Dr Ramgoolam also underlined the need
to strive to eradicate unfairness and
expressed belief that all humanity is one,
whatever our origins or colour or religion
or community.
Moreover the Prime Minister said that
our Constitution and our electoral system
Bank Of Mauritius
need to evolve to adapt to changing times
rise on Gemmayze Street in the 6th race and that societies are never static. He
Brazilian jockey Fausto
of the racing day Saturday, June 28, also announced that a Bill on electoral
Durso declared persona the Brazilian jockey Fausto Durso was reform will be circulated very soon.
non grata in Mauritius
declared persona non grata in Mauritius. The Prime Minister emphasised the
In the middle of a controversy after his This decision was taken
by the
Passport complexity of electoral reform and said
Cader
Sayed-Hossen
secret departure from Mauritius following and Immigration Office Monday, July 14. that such a major change cannot be
the revocation of his license by the Fausto Durso is now part of the list of PI imposed on the people. The people
of this country have a legitimate right
Mauritius Turf Club for his “controversial” (Prohibited Immigrants) in Mauritius.
Fausto Durso had been initially to have their say on such a major
suspended to 20 days and fined Rs constitutional and electoral change, he
100,000 by the Racing Stewards. further added.
Thereafter, the MTC decided to revoke
his license. The case was referred to the Rs 100 million unlocked
Police Games on July 1. However, Fausto
to pave roads
Durso left the country surreptitiously the
next day. Since the MTC has questioned
Is this proof that the general elections
his departure. Because the jockey should
are fast approaching? The fact is that
not have left the country without setting
a vast program of resurfacing of roads
his “Tax Release” from the Mauritius
had begun since a few days across the
Revenue Authority (MRA).
country. Even regions that have long been
deprived of such works, as Beau-Bassin,
Time to Strengthen
now have the attention of the authorities.
The National Development Unit (NDU)
National Identity as
and Road Development Authority (RDA)
Mauritians, says Prime
deployed large means for this purpose.
Minister
An estimated Rs 100 million have been
invested in these projects.
The time has come, 46 years after
independence, to move on and
Temperature to drop to
consolidate our nation unity and our
national identity as Mauritians, said 14° C in Mauritius
the Prime Minister, Dr Navinchandra
If the combined effect of a strong highRamgoolam in the National Assembly.
The Prime Minister was summing up pressure and a low pressure area caused
debates leading to the vote of The a drop in temperature in recent days,
Constitution (Declaration of Community) the thermometer should stabilize on
(Temporary Provisions) Bill (No. V Tuesday. Although another anticyclone
of 2014). The object of this Bill is to is lurking in the vicinity; which could
make special provision regarding the bring down once more the mercury from
Fautso Durso
declaration of a candidate as to his Wednesday night.
MPC keeps interest rates unchanged
24 July 2014
The weather was cold during the
weekend. Besides, the meteorological
station of Vacoas has recorded 12.9 ° C
in Mont-Bois Friday. But since Monday,
it is less cold with the wind weakened in
our region. The minimum temperature is
about 16 ° C on high and vary between
19 ° C and 22 ° C.
However, from Wednesday evening,
one should expect a further drop
in temperature caused by another
anticyclone located not far from Mauritius.
“It will not be as cold as last weekend,
but the mercury will vary between 14 °
C and 16 ° C on the central plateau and
18 ° C and 21 ° C in the coastal areas,”
he adds. In addition, it will be windy. The
wind blows Southeast 25 to 35 km / h
with gusts of around 60 km / h in exposed
places. This should last until Saturday.
Mauritius Industrial
sector recording 3.6%
growth
Mauritius industry and commerce
minister Cader Sayed-Hossen declared
that the industrial sector recorded a
growth rate of 3.6 % at the end of May
this year compared to a year-ago, despite
numerous challenges on the global front.
However, Sayed-Hossen pointed out that
investment growth in the manufacturing
sector is relatively weak due to the fact
that many local enterprises do not export
to new markets and do not invest enough
since they are risk-averse.
He underlined the need to increase the
percentage of GDP invested in growing
the industrial sector as it generates
employment and wealth, adding that new
fiscal incentives are required to increase
investments.
Mauritius authorities focused attention
on the manufacturing and industrial
sectors at the consultative meeting held
yesterday afternoon in Port Louis with
a view to identifying constraints and
proposing corrective measures so as to
give a new boost to the economy.
The meeting was chaired by Cader
Sayed-Hossen and attended by several
stakeholders such as Finance Ministry;
Mauritius Export Association; Joint
Economic Council; Association of
Mauritian manufacturers and Enterprise
Mauritius.
Another meeting is scheduled in two
weeks whereby the recommendations
proposed will be synthesized and a new
industrial investment model proposed.
Sayed-Hossen also announced that
Mauritius has been granted the status
of ‘Partner Country’ at the 83rd Izmir
International Fair to be held from 29
August to 2 September 2014 in Izmir,
Turkey.
MW
13
24 July 2014
New political party launched
A new political party, “Ensam Nu Kapav” has been launched in Mauritius. The leader, Roshni
Mooneeram, portrays her political party as being different from what Mauritians have seen
until now. According to her, the country is plagued by a political and social degradation
which has disgusted the people. In her eyes, it is time to move forward. Ensam Nu Kapav is
composed of 15 members. However, the leader stated that 600 people have expressed their
intention to form part of the group. Her ambitious project includes tackling poverty. She
argues that Mauritius has at its disposal all the resources that it needs to deal with the current
problems, including poverty. According to her, poverty can be greatly reduced in a time
period of five years, given that the people are given the tools necessary to achieve the goal.
kind contribution not exceeding 30% of
the total project value.
Richard Duval reveals he
will be candidate in the
upcoming legislative
Former Member of Parliament of No.
12 (Mahebourg / Plaine Magnien),
who resigned from all instances of
the Mauritian Social Democratic Party
(PMSD) Wednesday, July 16, announced
on Thursday 17 on Radio Plus that he
will be a candidate in the upcoming
legislative.
Richard Duval, however, hasn’t revealed
if he will join another party after his
resignation of thePMSD. But he does
not preclude the possibility of launching
his own party. Richard Duval said he
decided to distance himself from the
PMSD because it does not share the
same vision of the party. He maintains
that he cannot find in the blues the
“vision” advocated by late Sir Gaëtan
Duval, former leader of PMSD.
Disinvestment in Emtel
“Ensam Nu Kapav”
Richard Duval takes his
distance from the PMSD
Richard Duval has distanced himself
from the blues. He resigned from all
instances of the PMSD on Wednesday,
July 16.
Member of Parliament at Constituency
No. 12 (Mahebourg / Plaine Magnien)
from 2005 to 2010, Richard Duval
was appointed Chairman of the State
Development Property Development
Ltd after the legislative elections of
May 2010. Although the PMSD left the
government, Richard Duval will therefore
stay in post.
Richard Duval
Increasing the
competitive edge of
Mauritius
A Collaborative Research and Innovation
(CRI) grant scheme which will help
improve the competitiveness of Mauritius
through collaborative research and
development of innovative ideas leading
to commercialisation and creation of jobs
and wealth, was launched yesterday in
Port Louis.
The scheme, for which a provision of
Rs 100 million has been earmarked,
will finance research and innovation
projects, including a collaborative
research scheme, small business
innovative scheme and research by
public sector institutions. It has been
put in place to establish joint venture
opportunities for Mauritian companies
both in the public and private sectors
to undertake sustainable development
projects to help transform Mauritius into
a knowledge industry. Under the scheme,
a local company (Micro, Small, Medium,
Large) willing to undertake a project can
either partner with a local Research/
Tertiary Education Institutions or opt for
Institutions internationally.
Government is providing a matching
grant of up to Rs 5 million per project for
a duration not exceeding 24 months. The
funding covers the concept feasibility,
concept refinement and commercial
application. Part of the investment
should be borne by the companies with
a minimum financial cash contribution of
20% of the total project value and/or in
International telecoms and media
company Millicom has announced
plans to sell the 50% stake of its Emtel
business in Mauritius to its partner,
Currimjee Jeewanjee & Co.
The two companies signed an
agreement whereby Currimjee is set to
purchase Millicom’s share in Emtel. The
Mauritius telco is a joint venture between
Currimjee Jeewanjee & Co. Ltd. and
Millicom International Cellular SA.
According to a press statement, the
deal will enable Currimjee to consolidate
its shareholding in Emtel as part of a
strategy to further reinforce its position
in the telecoms and media sectors in
Mauritius.
The deal; however, is subject to approval
by Mauritian authorities, the statement
revealed.
Mauritius: Fund to
stimulate research,
innovation set up in
Mauritius
Mauritius
has
announced
the
establishment of a US$3.4 million Fund
to bankroll research and innovation
projects that will lead to the manufacturing
of products for the local as well as the
African markets, PANA reported from
Port-Louis Thursday.
Financial Secretary of the Government
Dev Manraj, who announced the
fund, said it would help to improve
the competitiveness of the island and
collaboration between research and
industry.
‘’A modern economy goes through
creativity. We should as such reinvent
ourselves to find solutions on the
medium and long terms. Moreover, we
look forward to exploiting the African
continent that has got lots of natural
resources but suffer from a lack of
technologies,’’ Manraj said.
According to him, Mauritius is lagging
behind other countries as far as science
and technology are concerned.
“We should encourage our youth to get
interested in science and technology.
This is our biggest challenge as it would
create jobs for them,’’ he said.
According to Director of the Board of
Investment (BOI) Ken Poonoosamy, 25
enterprises are presently operating in
the field of biotechnology in Mauritius.
They generate some US$100 million
annually and employ around 1,300
people.
‘’Biotechnology is the future and it
concerns a host of activities in the
industry, the environment, agro-industry
and also in the ocean economy. Lots of
research and innovation are engaged in
this field,” Poonoosamy said.
PANA reports that the Fund offers
US$170,000 per project, the duration of
which will not exceed two years.
Large as well as small, medium and
micro-enterprises are all eligible for the
grant.
A college student raped
in a motel
A college student aged 16, alleged
that she was sexually assaulted by her
boyfriend of 30 years, a man named
Shyam. The bus driver brought her to
a motel Stanley before abusing her.
Arrested, the boyfriend says that the
minor consented.. “Shyam gave a sum of
Rs 500 to the head of the Guest house”,
said the student to the police. Then
Shyam took the minor in a room to have
a good time but the student allegedly
refused to have sexual intercourse.
“I refused and he then violently attacked
me. He gagged me and undressed
me. I struggled with all my strength to
escape his clutches. In vain. He ended
up abusing me sexually, “says the
alleged victim. According to her, Shyam
raped her three times. After her police
deposition, the schoolgirl was examined
by a police doctor.
The bus driver was arrested.
Mauritian PM on israelipalestinian conflict:
“This is unacceptable”
Prime
Minister
Navin
Ramgoolam,
commenting on the Israeli-Palestinian
conflict once again expressed his solidarity
with the Palestinian people.”What happens
is serious. Because three people are dead
but, hundreds of innocent people, including
women and children are killed? This is
unacceptable,” he said, pointing out that
may be Mauritiius should “boycott” Israeli
products.
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FOREIGNERS TO FACE 150%
BILL FOR USING THE NHS.
It was announced this week that foreign
patients will be footed with a bill for 150%
of the cost for NHS treatment. This is a
crackdown on health tourism. Foreigners
will pay inflated charges. Examples of
these are £12,865 for a hip replacement,
£2,244 for having a baby and £2,800 for
cataract. This is intended to repossess the
£500 million lost every year, caused by
not chasing up people from outside the
European Union for using the NHS. The
Head of the British Medical Association
Council, Mark Porter said the NHS was
not set up to handle payments. He fears
the staff could end up ‘strangled’ by red
tape. The charges will apply to visitors on
temporary work visas, while those coming
here for longer than six months will have
to pay a health surcharge. The Health
secretary Jeremy Hunt said trials would
commence later this summer. He warned
hospitals that did not chase payments
would be fined. He added: “We have no
problem with international visitors using
the NHS as long as they pay for it - just as
British families do through their taxes.”
MICHAEL GOVE MOVED TO
CHIEF WHIP IN CABINET
RESHUFFLE .
Gove has been replaced by Treasury
minister Nicky Morgan, as Mr Cameron
promotes more women into top positions.
Ken Clarke has stood down and William
Hague quits as foreign secretary. He
has moved to a lower profile role as
Commons leader. Defence Secretary Philip
Hammond has taken over at the foreign
office. Lord Hill (Leader of the House of
Lords), has been nominated as the UK’s
next European Commissioner. Liz Truss,
an education minister, has been drafted
into the cabinet as environment secretary.
Business minister Michael Fallon, is the
new defence secretary. Sir Bob Kerslake
is to step down as head of the civil service
and will retire as permanent secretary at
the communities department. Sir Jeremy
Heywood, the cabinet secretary, is to
take back the role of the head of the civil
service. David Jones is sacked as Welsh
secretary and is to be replaced by his
deputy Stephen Crabb. David Willetts
replaced as universities minister by Greg
Clark, who will attend cabinet.
SHARP RISE IN INFLATION
TO 1.9%. Official figures the Office
for National Statistics show women’s
clothing prices contributed heavily to the
rise. The rate of UK inflation rose sharply
in June, pushed up by higher footwear,
food, clothing and non-alcoholic drinks
prices. The Consumer Prices Index rose to
1.9%, up from 1.5% in May. Air fares and
furniture prices also pushed the inflation
rate up. The rate is now close to the Bank
of England’s 2% target. It has remained
below the target for the last seven months.
Following the inflation figures, the pound
jumped against the dollar, climbing as high
as $1.7144, around three quarters of a cent
higher on the day. Inflation as measured
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A Week In The UK
by the Retail Prices Index (RPI), which
includes housing costs, rose to 2.6%, up
from 2.4% in May. Separately, annual
house price inflation hit 10.5% in May.
Food and non-alcoholic drinks prices rose
overall, with chocolate, vegetables and
bread among the foodstuffs going up in
price. Economists said that the price rises
may strengthen the case for a rise in UK
interest rates. Interest rates held at a record
low of 0.5%, especially against a backdrop
of falling unemployment and rising house
prices.
THE CITY REGULATOR TO
IMPOSE CAPS ON PAYDAY
LOANS - from January it will tackle
abuses in the quick-credit market. In a
move set to cost the industry £420m of
its annual revenue. The headline measure
was a limit in the overall cost of a loan,
which the Financial Conduct Authority
(FCA) said should never exceed 100% of
the total amount borrowed. For example,
if a borrower was to take out a loan of
£300, the person’s liability would not be
more than £600. Fixed default fees were
also to be capped at £15, the regulator
said, with interest on unpaid balances and
default fees not exceeding 0.8% per day
of the outstanding amount. News of the
restrictions, propelled the industry body
the Consumer Finance Association (CFA)
to warn that the limits could force many
of its members out of business. As lending
criteria was tightened, it could encourage
customers towards loan sharks instead
. The FCA admitted the measures were
likely to cost the payday sector £420m
annually but the caps will prevent those
firms who prey on their customers. He
said: “For the many people that struggle to
repay their payday loans every year this is
a giant leap forward. “From January next
year, if you borrow £100 for 30 days and
pay back on time, you will not pay more
than £24 in fees and charges and someone
taking the same loan for 14 days will pay
no more than £11.20. That’s a significant
saving”.
WELSH GOVERNMENT BANS
SMOKING CARS WITH CHILD
PASSENGERS. Welsh first minister,
Carwyn Jones, announced the ‘landmark
proposal’ after campaign brings reduction
in smoking habits.The Welsh government
says Wales is the first country in the UK to
tackle the issue of smoking in cars when
children are present. A ban on smoking
in cars when children are present is to
be introduced by the Welsh government,
first minister, Carwyn Jones, announced
on Tuesday. The government in Cardiff
said a consultation on what it called a
“landmark proposal” will be introduced
shortly. Two years ago the Labour-run
government launched its Fresh Start
Wales campaign to try to persuade people
from smoking in private vehicles when
children were present. It is claiming some
success with new research concluding that
the number of people who do not allow
smoking in their main car has increased,
from 71% in September 2011 to 76%
in November 2013. The research found
that the number of children who said that
smoking was allowed in the family car
when they were in it had halved to around
10%. The government says Wales was the
first country in the UK to tackle the issue
of smoking in vehicles when children are
present. Legislation on banning smoking
is a devolved matter and new regulations
would apply only to Wales.
SYNOD BACKS WOMEN
BISHOPS - women bishops could
be appointed in the Church of England
by the end of the year after a ‘historic’
ballot yesterday. They were voted in by
a two-thirds majority in all three houses
of the General Synod. And even lay
members who scuppered a similar ballot
in 2012 showed their support at York
University. Despite the Archbishop of
York John Sentamu’s pre-vote call for
‘restraint and sensitivity’, cheers rang out
when the results were announced. The
Dean of Salisbury, the Very Reverend
June Osborne, said it would impossible
to overstate how much the vote would
change the Church. She told the BBC:
“I think it’s going to change our society
as well because it’s one more step in
accepting that women are really and truly
equal.”
UK EMPLOYMENT FELL BY
121,000 TO 2.12 MILLION- in
the three months to May, official figures
show. The figure is the lowest level in
nearly six years, according to the Office
for National Statistics (ONS). The rate
of unemployment also fell again, to
6.5% from 6.6% in the three months to
April. The number of people claiming
jobseeker’s allowance last month fell by
36,300 to 1.04 million, the ONS added.
The latest figures also show that more
than 78% of men and 68% of women are
in work, giving an employment rate of
73.1%. Prime Minister David Cameron
said this was now equal to the record
rate of employment set in 2005.”Today’s
figures show more people have the
security of a job than ever before. Full
employment is a key aim of our long-term
economic plan,” he said. Wage growth
slows. The latest figures show that wage
rises including bonuses are at their lowest
since 2009, while excluding bonuses
average wage increases are their lowest
since 2001. Average wages in March to
May including bonuses were just 0.3%
higher than a year ago. Average wage
rises excluding bonuses rose in that time
by 0.7%. Wage growth has been steadily
declining since the first quarter of this
year. Between January and March, annual
wage growth including bonuses stood at
1.9%. Official figures on Tuesday showed
the consumer prices index (CPI) measure
of inflation rose unexpectedly in June to
1.9% from 1.5% a month earlier. TUC
general secretary Frances O’Grady said:
“It’s good to see unemployment falling,
but with pay growth falling to a record
low, serious questions must be asked about
the quality of jobs being created in Britain
today.
YOUNG PEOPLE AT RISK OF
BEING FAILED BY THE CARE
SYSTEM - Thousands of young
people are at risk of being failed by the
system when they leave care, according
to findings by MPs. A new report by the
education select committee has found
some teenagers were being forced out of
placements. This is before they were ready
to live alone, while others were being
placed into unsuitable accommodation.
MPs also decided the use of B&Bs for
vulnerable young people should be
banned. Committee chair Graham Stuart
commented: “These are very vulnerable
young people - there is no support from
them in these places. The Government
should consult on a regulatory regime
to ensure they are safe. If you look at
foster care, school, colleges - all other
areas inspected to ensure they’re safe.
But all too often 16 or 17-year-olds who
have often experienced abuse are put
into accommodation with no regulatory
oversight.” There has been growing
concerns and criticism about young
people leaving care. Of the adult prison
population, 24% have spent some time
in care, whilst around a quarter of those
sleeping rough have a background in care.
About twice as many care leavers are
not in education, employment or training
(NEET) as other young people, and care
leavers are more than four times more
likely to commit suicide in adulthood.
600 ARRESTED OVER
ACCESSING ONLINE CHILD
ABUSE IMAGES. As part of a
six-month operation targeting people
accessing child abuse images online, over
650 suspected paedophiles have been
arrested . The National Crime Agency
(NCA) said the 660 arrested including
care workers, former police officers,
doctors, teachers and scout leaders.
Officers have searched 833 properties and
examined 9,172 computers, phones and
hard drives. More than 400 children have
been protected as a result, the agency said.
Arrests were made across the UK and the
majority of those held had no previous
contact with police. The NCA said 39
were of those arrested are registered
sex offenders. Charges already brought
range from possessing indecent images of
children to serious sexual assault. NCA
deputy director general Phil Gormley said
the crackdown involved images accessed
via the so-called “dark net”. The “dark
net” refers to content that does not display
in normal search engines. Often use virtual
currencies to avoid detection. According
to the Internet Watch Foundation, less
than 1% of its content is hosted in the UK.
Mr Gormley said sex offenders should
understand they cannot avoid detection
while using the internet, even the dark
net. The investigation involved 45 police
forces across England, Wales, Scotland
and Northern Ireland.
Helen M.F.Jones
Journalist and Assistant Editor
[email protected]
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24 July 2014
Brazil Brasileiro Dance review
As you may have noticed this summer, London has gone a bit Brazil crazy. Brazil may have lost the semi finals, with a disappointing 7-1 defeat, the
spirit of Brazil still lives on in London. Brazilian morale is restored to all its glory, by this exuberant, energetic and euphoric display of dance, singing
and athleticism on stage. This mind blowing set of Sambistas, who are currently bringing their afro-Latino flavours to the Sadler’s Wells Theatre until
27th July 2014.. I saw the performance on Saturday 13th July. The piece is directed by Claudio Segovia. His troupe of 38 dancers, singers and musicians
take the British audience through the evolution of Brazilian social dance; telling the story of Brazilian history through the medium of dance, Capoeira
and singing. Sadler’s Wells theatre describes the piece as: “The excitement of a modern day Rio street carnival, Brasil Brasileiro features an outstanding
live band, sizzling samba rhythms, the astonishing agility of Capoeira and Brazilian dance in all its forms: from the lightning footwork of the forro to the
groovy moves of batucada. Soak up the Latin flavours and transport yourself to Rio in this perfect feel-good piece of summer entertainment.”
There are plenty of parallels between
emerge in Mauritius. Sega originated
the Brazilian and Mauritian culture.
among the slave population of
Both countries were invaded
Mauritius and Reunion, then
by the Portuguese. Slaves were
spread to the Seychelles and the
captured from the coast of Africa
other islands of the Indian Ocean.
and taken on boats to both Brazil
In its most authentic form, Sega is
and Mauritius. Both countries are a
performed exclusively with simple
marvellous melting pot of different
instruments such as rattles, hand
cultures today, many of mixed
drums, gourds and musical bows
heritage and many skin shades.
(similar instruments used in samba)..
The sad atrotritices of slavery and
It is used as accompaniment for a
colonisation have both contributed
form of traditional dance in which
to the rich diversity in music both in
the feet stay firmly rooted to the floor
Brazil and Mauritian culture today.
while the rest of the body moves.
The opening scene is a sombre vocal
The content of Sega lyrics were
chant, reminiscent of songs sung by
usually the oppression and longing
slaves during slavery times, where
for freedom felt by the slaves who
you see the dancers in a circle,
composed it. Like Samba, the Sega
playing drums and taking it in turns
began with the slaves who came
to dance in the circle. We then move
from Africa. In the days of slavery,
on to the traditional Luanda danced
the lyrics of the segas were about the
by the African slaves in Brazil, to feet, clapping and cheering. I found as “semba”. It can mean several people’s plight, the cruelty of their
the contemporary Samba, Lambada the singing too loud. I think for a things. One meaning is to pray, or masters, their longing for home. It
and carnival. We also greeted by British audience (who on average do invoke the spirits of the ancestors, was an essential an essential way to
the Capoeira performers displaying not understand fluent Portuguese), or the Gods of African pantheon. express themselves and forget for
breathtaking backflips, creating would have this went on for too Samba could also be a complaint, a a while at least, their sorrows and
their own free form choreography long. The stage came alive when cry, or something like “the blues”. hard labour from dawn till dusk.
and martial art style of dance.
the dancers were on stage. I found Still another meaning is something Both Mauritius and Brazil have
As the piece progresses to the city it slowed down the pace when of a “navel bump” which depicts the their annual carnivals. The concept
and the dance halls of the Twenties, dancing was on stage. I thought the intimacy and “invitation” to dance.
of the Carnival festival has derived
we are greeted with African rhythms singers in the background could Though the people of Africa, samba from African heritage and the new
and European sensibility. We see have been closer or interacted with history evolved by singing, dancing Creole artistic cultures developed
couples like spinning tops, going the singer more - to give it an extra and rhythms which had ties into in the Caribbean, Latin American
round in an anti-clockwise direction. dimension. The singing went on far rituals culture and religion. You also and in the Indian Ocean islands too,
I loved the how they showed their too long, I did start to drift off a bit, find the samba rhythms in Capoeira including Mauritius. In both Brazil
characters through exquisite poses until I was woken up by the finale (Brazilian martial arts / dance) and and Mauritius, the Carnival is the
and elegant facial expressions. In carnival number. One thing I did not the Candomble (Religion from creative and artistic expression of
one number, it starts with a very see, but wanted to so much was the Africa), which today is a part dispossessed and disempowered
charismatic and scorching sambista Carnival costumes! But logistically of Brazilian culture and Brazil people.We are all familiar with
‘Fred Astaire-esque’ male dancer, with costume changes, this may not religion. As the west Africans were images of Notting Hill Carnival in
showing some humourous, yet have been achievable within the forced into slavery in the strange London. They are of the masquerade
swanky and charming dance moves, time constraints..
foreign land of Brazil, the origin of (costumes), music, dancing and
then accompanied by other white- Brazil Brasileiro promotes positive samba music was preserved in their happy people. But what is behind
suited male dancers. In another messages of body shape, race and religious traditions by making them the masquerade? There is a rich
number, a couple throw each other gender celebration, with much part of their daily life. The governing history, culture, language and a lot
around the floor, dressed in white, female empowerment and equality forces
demanded
Christianity of hard work and struggle. Carnival
bodies entwined, hair flowing like is heartening. It is proof that you of their slaves and prohibited is a celebration of the end of slavery
ribbons in the wind, until you are can deliver a terrific history lesson executions of worship to their as well as an affirmation of survival.
completely dizzy.
full of sass, class and glamour. I orixá (their god / saint, protector Carnival is where Africa and Europe
Many of the dancers were recruited am sure any Sega music and dance and helper). To the African, dance met in the cauldron of the slave
from the Favelas, rather than a formal enthusiast will enjoy the captivating and song is worship. So what the system to produce a new festival
dance school. This gives them a raw elements of samba. There are many slaves did was to camouflage the in the world. The four elements of
and authentic energy, as they switch similarities between the two dance ceremonies as parties with dancing. Carnival are song, music, costume
from sexy, to sensual, to animated forms and their history. The origin Having learnt samba myself, my and dance. Both Brazilians and
to tender.. Forget the show girls in of samba music history in Brazil, samba teacher, Romero would say Mauritians
traditionally
wear
feathers, this is sensual rather than which today can be seen in awe to me: “When you dance samba... similar costumes, with brightly
Bootylicious shaking ‘twerking’ at the vibrant Brazilian carnivals, you forget about all your problems coloured and head pieces, of which
cliches. The closing number was can be found in Angola, Africa, in life”. I found it the best anti- you get a chance to see at this year’s
performed in the front of the full from where it was brought to depressant and very therapeutic. I Notting Hill Carnival, Carnaval
carnival band. It was complete with Brazil with the slave trading. The am sure many Mauritians would say del Pueblo and Mauritian Open Air
drums and whistles. I was waiting word Brazilian Samba comes from the same about Sega music.
Festival.
Helen M.F.Jones
in anticipation to see a Carnival Quimbundo language (the language Like Samba, Sega is one of the
Journalist and Assistant Editor
number. It has the audience on its of the area that became Angola) influences of the musical styles to [email protected]
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24 July 2014
HOW DO YOU HANDLE DIFFICULT PEOPLE?
We all experience unreasonable people in our lives. A challenging person can affect us emotionally and ruin our day. What are the key ways of how to react
to difficult people and how do we deal with them in tough situations?
To know how to handle unreasonable and difficult people is to master the art of communication. As you utilize this skill, you will experience less grief, greater
confidence, better relationships and have higher communication ability. Below are ten key ways of how to effectively and efficiently handle unreasonable,
difficult people and difficult scenarios.
1. Keep Your Cool and do not take
things personally
The benefits of keeping cool and having self
control with your words is that firstly, it will
not escalate the problem. Secondly, maintain
your composure; the less reactive you are the
calmer and the less active the opposite person will be. This will also give you time and
mental space to use your judgment and handle the situation better. The topic in question
may not have anything to do with you. Try
not to take it personally, even if the comment
is directed at you. That person might be that
way with everyone. Taking comments personally only makes your day bad and dealing
with that person harder for you.
2. Ask questions rather than make
statements
Difficult people tend to have strong opinions. Sometimes they’re right, but at times
they might be wrong. When they are wrong,
an effective way to show this is to ask questions rather than to make statements. By asking questions, you are able to help the person
recognize the issue for themselves and will
mean less risk of a confrontation.
3. Don’t be Reactive to Be Proactive
Minimize misinterpretation & misunderstanding and concentrate your energy on
problem solving rather than finding a winning way out. When you feel offended by
someone’s words or actions, find different
ways of viewing the situation before reacting. If we avoid personalizing other people’s
behaviours, we can see their way of behaving
more objectively. Widening our perspective
on the situation can reduce the possibility of
misunderstandings. If you react by being on
the defensive, you simply fall into the trap of
being scrutinized, giving the aggressor more
power while she or he picks on you.
4. Pick Your Battles
Save time, energy and grief. Avoid unnecessary problems and complications. Not all
difficult individuals we face are worth direct
confrontation about their behaviour when
they have temporary situational power over
us. For example, if you’re on the phone with
an unfriendly customer service representative, as soon as you hang up the call, you will
no longer have anything to do with that particular person.
5. Separate the Person from the Issue
Establish yourself as a problem solver with
excellent people skills. You will win more
rapport and get more cooperation and respect from people. In every communication
situation, there are two elements present:
The relationship you have with this person
and the issue you are discussing. An effective
communicator will know how to separate the
person from the issue, this distinguishment
will allow you to be firm with the issue and
not the person.
6. Ensure understanding and communication
Effective communication is always important, but never more so than when you are
dealing with a difficult person. Many times,
an argument will develop because of communication breakdowns. When someone is
talking, listen carefully and make sure you
understand that persons point before you respond. Likewise, make sure the other person
understands your own point. Use appropriate phrases when needed. If you sense that
a communication breakdown has occurred,
address it immediately.
7. Use Appropriate Humour
Humour irons out unreasonable and difficult
behaviour when correctly used. Show your
detachment. Avoid being reactive. The problem rolls off your back. Humour is a powerful communication tool. When you use the
correct type of humour at the correct time,
humour shines light on the truth and disarms difficult behaviour. Humour gives you
a sense of satisfaction of having the superior
composure. Humour can reduce or eliminate
difficult behaviour.
8. Change from Following to Leading
Guide the direction and flow of communication. In general, whenever two people are
communicating, one is usually leading, while
the other is following. In healthy communication, two people should take turns leading
and following. Difficult people like to take
the lead, they set a negative tone, and they
repeat “what’s wrong” over and over. You can
interrupt this behaviour by changing the topic. You can say “by the way…” and initiate a
new subject. When you do, you’re taking the
lead and setting a more constructive tone.
9. Turn the tables
Difficult people like to take the offensive, and
they like to put other people on the defensive. Shift the balance of power and try turning the tables on that person. For example, if
someone says, “We can’t do that,” ask, “What
can you do?” If that person says, “We can’t
be ready by that date,” ask “When can you be
ready?” This approach can help you deal with
difficult people. You need not be a doormat,
but you also need not be as rude as the other
person is being. Simply stick to your facts
and your arguments and remain professional. A simple and powerful way to change this
dynamic is to put the spotlight back on the
difficult person, and the easiest way to do so
is to ask questions.
10. Anticipate the Consequence(s)
Having the ability to identify and assert
consequence(s) is one of the most important skills we can use to “stand down” a difficult person. Effectively articulated, identifying and understanding the possible
consequence(s), gives a pause to the challenging individual. It compels her or him
to shift from obstruction to cooperation. It
equalizes power in communication.
A common pattern with difficult people, especially the aggressive types, is that they like
to place attention on you to make you feel
uncomfortable or inadequate. They are quick
to point out there’s something wrong with
you or the way you do things. The focus is
only on “what’s wrong,” instead of “how to
solve the problem.”
Some people in our lives are simply not worth
the hassle. Time is valuable, don’t waste it by
trying to change or convince a person who is
negative. Whether you’re dealing with a difficult colleague or an annoying relative, be diplomatic. People do what they do because of
them, not because of us. People are difficult
simply because of who they are.
Vishakha
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24 July 2014
The Laws of Karma and Attraction
I am not a religious person. More of a spiritual one. I do however believe in karma. As the saying: “what comes around goes around”. It cannot be true
all the time I question myself, as bad things do happen to good people. Some may argue that is because they did a bad act in their previous life. However,
from my experience, there is some truth in it. So what exactly is this Karma? The word originates from the Sanskrit word for action. The scientist Isaac
Newton had a similar concept; his law that ‘every action must have a reaction’. The three stages of thinking, speaking and reacting will instigate a force
that will react accordingly. As a result, the force that returns may be suspended, modified or changed. But most people cannot eradicate it.
This law of cause and effect is not
punishment (although it might feel like it
at the time!), but it is the sake of education
or learning. A person cannot escape the
consequences of his actions. Ignorance of
the law is no excuse, whether the laws are
man-made or by the universe. To stop being
afraid and to start empowering yourself
to apply karma, here is what you need to
know about karmic laws.
THE GREAT LAW - This is also
known as the “Law of Cause and Effect”
or as saying the goes: “you reap what you
sow”. Whatever we put out in the Universe
is what comes back to us. Now this is where
the Laws of Attraction come in (please
have a look at the second sections of this
article for more detail). If what we want
is prosperity, happiness, wealth, peace,
love, friendship etc... Then we should be
prosperous, happy, peaceful, loving and a
true friend. Our thoughts become things.
Imagine yourself as a magnet or force
field. You emit positive or negative energy.
You know of a person who lights up the
room when they enter? You feed off their
positive energy.
THE LAW OF CREATION - Life
does not just happen, it requires our
participation and contribution. We are one
with the Universe, both inside and out.
Whatever surrounds us, provides us with
clues to our inner state. Try to be yourself
and surround yourself with what you want
to have present in your Life. This means
being ‘present’, meaning conscious of
where you are heading and being conscious
of your actions.
THE LAW OF HUMILITY - What
you refuse to accept, it will continue for
you, if you live in denial. If what we see
is an enemy, or someone with a character
trait that we find to be negative, then we
ourselves are not focused on a higher level
of existence. Try to understand or question
why a person is the way they are, rather
than hating or resenting them. Negative
energy will only eat you up. When you
understand the reason why a person is the
way they are, you feel more empowered to
deal with your own feelings.
THE LAW OF GIVING AND
HOSPITALITY - If you believe
something to be true, then sometime
in your life you will be called upon to
demonstrate that particular truth. This is
where we put what we claim that we have
learned (theory), into actual practice. If
you believe in giving money to charity,
then you need to actually do this! There
is a Greek word called Praxis. This is the
process by which a theory, lesson, or skill
is enacted, embodied, or realised. Praxis
the act of engaging, applying, exercising,
realizing, or practicing ideas.
THE LAW OF HERE AND NOW
- Looking backward to examine what was,
prevents us from being totally in the here
and now. Our old thoughts, old dreams and
old patterns of behaviour will prevent us
from having new ones. I believe that if you
have an issue from the past, for example,
you could be suffering from post traumatic
stress disorder, then you do need to address
this. Maybe through talking to friends,
family or a counsellor. However, if you
continue to think negatively about it, you
let it hold you back and you cannot move
forward by living in the present. The past
is the past.
THE LAW OF CHANGE - History
will always repeat itself until we learn the
lessons that we need to change our path.
We will continue to repeat mistakes unless
we learn from them and make changes.
THE LAW OF PATIENCE AND
REWARD - All rewards require initial
toil. As the saying goes “Rome wasn’t
built in a day”. Rewards of lasting value
require patience and persistence. We live in
a society of instant gratification. True joy
follows doing what we are suppose to be
doing, and waiting for the reward to come
in on its own time.
THE LAW OF SIGNIFICANCE
AND INSPIRATION - You get back
from something, whatever you have put
into it. The true value of something is a
direct result of the energy and intent that is
put into it. Every personal contribution is
also a contribution to the Whole. Negative
contributions have no impact on the Whole,
nor do they work to diminish it. - Loving
contributions bring life to, and inspire, the
Whole.
THE
LAW
OF
GROWTH
-
“Wherever you go, there you are”. In order
for us to grow in spirit, it is we who must
change; not the people, places or things
around us. We cannot change the actions
of others, only ourselves. When we change
who and what we are within our heart and
soul, then our life follows suit and changes
too.
THE LAW OF RESPONSIBILITY
- Whenever there is something wrong
in my life, there is something wrong
with me. Imagine yourself as a mirror,
we mirror and reflect what surrounds us.
What surrounds us mirrors us; this is a
universal truth. Therefore, we must take
responsibility what is in our life. Accept
you made a mistake. Be the bigger person
in the argument sometimes and reflect on a
situation where you were in the wrong.
THE LAW OF CONNECTION -
Everything in the universe is connected.
Even if something we do seems
inconsequential, it is very important that it
gets completed. Each step leads to the next
step, so forth and so on. Someone must do
the initial work to get a job done. Neither
the first step nor the last are of greater
significance, because they were both
needed to finish the task. Therefore the
past, present and future are all connected.
THE LAW OF FOCUS - This is the
concept that you can not think of two
things at the same time. When our focus
is on Spiritual Values, it is impossible for
us to have lower thoughts such as greed or
anger. When we overload ourselves with
lots of different tasks and we lose focus on
one. Focus your energies on one instead.
THE LAW OF ATTRACTION is
one of the better known universal laws.
The theory behind the Law of Attraction is
that we create our own realities. The Law
of Attraction is often used in business to
motivate and inspire people. Like magnets,
we attract the things we want and we also
attract things we do not want. Through our
thoughts and feelings, we attract the people
in our lives, the money in our bank accounts
and the content in our homes. So how can
you apply the rules and laws Karma and
Attraction to improve and enhance your
life? Follow these steps:
1. MEDITATE FOR 5 TO 10
MINUTES EVERYDAY. Doing this
will increase brain power and have your
mind at that relaxed state. This step is
optional but recommended. You need to
be sure about what you want and when
you do decide do not doubt yourself.
Remember that you are sending a request
to the Universe. This request is created
by thoughts and therefore responds to
thoughts. Know exactly what it is that you
want. Note: If you are unclear or not sure,
the universe will get an unclear frequency
and will send you undesired results. Be
sure it is something you have a strong,
enthusiastic desire for.
2. MAKE YOUR REQUEST AND
ASK THE UNIVERSE FOR IT.
Send a picture in head of what you want
to the Universe. The Universe will answer.
This is where visualisation comes in. The
more detailed your vision, the better. For
example, if you wanted to save up for a new
kitchen in your house, visualise yourself in
your new kitchen, using the new cooker and
new kitchen utensils. You want to open a
cafe...imagine how it would look, imagine
your customers coming in, imagine serving
their food...you get the idea.
3. WRITE DOWN YOUR WISH.
Start your sentence with: “I am so happy
and grateful now that...” and finish the
sentence (or paragraph) by telling the
Universe what it is that you want. Write it
in the present tense as if you have it right
now. Practice this every day until your
wish comes true. Take the time to close
your eyes and imagine your desire as if it is
happening right now. Feel it. Feel the way
you will now after receiving your wish.
You must act, speak, and think as if you are
receiving it now. This is actually the most
important, powerful step in using the Law
of Attraction because this is where it starts
working, and sometimes if you do this
you do not feel like you need it anymore
because you feel like you already have
it! Then the universe will manifest this
thought and feeling and you will receive it.
4. BE GRATEFUL Write down all
the things the Universe has given you. Be
thankful for what you already have and be
thankful for all the things the Universe has
given you. The universe has done a lot of
things for us. Paying the Universe back with
some gratitude will motivate the Universe
to do even more things and will draw more
things into your life. You should also thank
the universe for this process too. Showing
gratitude will turbo boost the universe to
manifest your request faster.
5.
TRUST
THE
UNIVERSE.
Imagine an alternate dimension that is
almost exactly like the real world, but
whatever you truly desire comes true in
an instant. See yourself in that dimension,
where whatever you ask the universe for
comes to you in an instant. Do not look for
what you asked for; this is where people
make mistakes. If you have to keep an eye
out for an event that manifests your wish, it
is only telling the Universe you don’t have
it and you will attract...not having it. Be
patient and do not upset if these things do
not occur instantly. Let the Universe do it
for you. When you take the universe’s job
of worrying about the “how”, this says you
lack faith. Remember the universe has far
greater knowledge and power than human
mankind.
6. FOCUS ON WHAT YOU DO
WANT rather than on what you do not
want. For example, if you are angry or upset
about a war/conflict that has been going on,
do your best to be ‘pro-peace’ rather than
‘anti-war’ - focus on the peace, and the
kinds of solutions that you would like to
see, instead of whatever it is that you do
not like about the situation. Have a vision
board or a picture from a magazine to help
you see and feel what you want. Look at
that picture every morning and focus on
emitting happy feelings to the universe.
Good feelings equal a good reality. I
usually put on my favourite tunes and have
a dance in my bedroom. Do something that
makes you happy, and just shut your eyes
and ponder on this.
Hopefully this knowledge of karma will
make you a better person, improve your
life and help you to reach your goals. Good
luck!
Helen M.F.Jones
Journalist and Assistant Editor
[email protected]
HORSE OWNER
MEETING 20
133rd
WIN
5th
WIN
YOUNG ROYAL (N.Marday)
20-1 - THE ESPANITA PLATE - Draper’s Mile 1500m- [22-0]:
Prop.:MM. R. Dhooboreea, Oudayrajsingh Dozekee & Pravesh Seegolam
Entraîneur: M.Raj. Ramdin
CULA (R.Mullen)
20-2 THE MTML FREEDOM CUP 1850m- [30-0]:
Prop.: M. & Mme Vikram & Mlle Kelishna Hurdoyal, MM. P. Dilmahamod & Antish
Teelwah
Entraîneur: M.Jean Michel Henry
649th
WIN
195th
WIN
BANDIDO CABALLERO (R.Burke)
AMAZING BOLT (J.Geroudis)
20-4 THE CHILI DATA CUP 1000m- [51-35]:
20-3 THE CHILI SMS PACK CUP 1365m- [31-15]:
Prop.:MM. G. Hart de K., J.M Caboche-Adam, Mmes L.J Hardy & B. Sussens
Entraîneur:Gilbert Rousset
Prop.:MM. Maxime Henri Maingard & G. Chasteau de Balyon
Entraîneur: M.Ricky Maingard
650th
WIN
670th
WIN
POLAR ROYALE (J.Geroudis)
20-5 THE CHILI INTERNATIONAL CALL CUP 1400m- [66-50]:
Prop.: MM. Rikesh, M. & Mme Hans Ballah, M. Rubesh Ragoobur & Mlle Luana
Virahsawmy
MAN TO MAN (R.Joorawon)
20-6 - THE Chili Imbattable MAURITIUS DERBY CUP 1850m- 4 ans - G.1 P.Fixe:
Prop.: Mme J.S Henry, MM. V.K Bhoojedhun, Arthur Lagesse, Bahim & Feroz Khan Taher
Entraîneur: M.Serge Henry
Entraîneur: M.Gilbert Rousset
562th
WIN
246th
WIN
651st
WIN
PEGASUS LEGACY (J.Bardottier)
WINTER SKYE (Y.Emamdee)
NEW STAR (R.Joorawon)
20-7 THE CHILI INCOMING CALL BONUS CUP 1365m- [56-40]:
Prop.: M. & Mme François & M. Jérôme de C. Du Mée & M. Gérard de
Rauville
Entraîneur: Alain Perdrau
20-8 THE PET LOVERS ASSOCIATION CUP - Draper’s Mile 1500m:
Prop.: MM. Denis Le Breton, M. Ghumundee, S. Ah Hang & B.
Sawmynaden
Entraîneur: Patrick Merven
20-9 THE ASTRONOMY PLATE 1850m- [36-20]:
Prop.:M. & Mme Ramapatee, M. Tikanand & Dr. Hemant K. Gujadhur
Entraîneur: M.Gilbert Rousset
23
24 July 2014
The Chili Imbattable Mauritius Derby Cup
Man To Man (Joorawon), the
unexpected one!
What they said ON TV:
Nathalie Henry (Stable Supervisor of Serge Henry
stable)
‘I am very happy to have won a main
event for the first time this season.
Man To Man was in good shape and
had worked very well. I congratulate
Rye for his brilliant ride. He took the
initiative 800 metres from the finish
and won handsomely.’
Raj Ramdin (Trainer of Young
Royal)
‘Young Royal is a horse that gives me a
wide range of emotions! He was well ridden
by Niven, especially in the final straight. He
fought gamely to score a nice win.’
Richard Mullen (Jockey of
Cula)
E
ntertaining and full of drama’ would be the perfect expressions to describe Race Meeting 20. The main
event saw a surprise winner in Man To Man after a superb ride from Rye Joorawon, who made a decisive
move in the back straight. The Mauritian Champion Jockey also scored in the last event with the Gilbert
Rousset trained gelding, New Star. In fact, Gilbert Rousset had a fantastic day, recording two other wins (Amazing Bolt and Polar Royale) to move in second position on ‘The SMS Stables’ Championship.
The main race of the day, The Chili didn’t want to be left too far back issue. Moments after the race had
Imbattable Mauritius Derby Cup and decided to move on the outside finished, an angry Cedric Segeon
(Group 1), which was also the of Captain Firth but unfortunately was seen gesturing at Derreck
final round of the Four-year old he got carried away when the latter David, and when the latter made
championship, was bagged by the tried to tackle the leader.
his way to the paddock, the public
latest addition to the yard of Serge Man To Man was still well in booed him. He then went to the
Henry, Man To Man.
command when turning for home Stewards to say that he wasn’t in
The latter came out very well from and showed no signs of giving up. a state to ride for the rest of the
his debut run and went one better. Tube Wave, under the urgings of meeting.
Not only did he score his first win Robbie Burke tried his best but It left Paul Foo Kune stable to look
in Mauritius, but he also gave Serge he just couldn’t catch the leader. for replacement jockeys to ride Mr
Henry his first win in the main This big win brought much needed Black Tom, Love Struck, Ryder Cup,
event, this season. Man To Man relief to the Serge Henry stable, Eagle Award and Rulerofmyheart.
was only an outsider in this race and also to Rye Joorawon, who was Richard Mullen, who scored his first
(19/1) and even his trainer, Serge battling to get back in the winner’s win on Cula (Race 2), was booked
Henry was in the opinion that he enclosure.
to ride Mr Black Tom, but his
would need that race to improve.
Rye Joorawon’s second win came trainer Jean-Michel Henry refused
The big favourite was Pierneef in the last race on the Gilbert to give permission for the British
(B.Woodworth), who was looking Rousset-trained New Star. As a jockey to ride Love Struck in the
to bounce back after an under- result, he is back on top of the main event. Trainers Ramapatee
par showing last time out. Tube Mauritian Jockeys’ standings with Gujadhur, Gilbert Rousset and
Wave (R.Burke) also came into 11 winners. New Star’s win sealed Vincent Allet also refused to let
this race with an excellent chance, a treble for Gilbert Rousset, after their respective jockeys ride Love
having won his last 3 races over wins on Amazing Bolt (Race 4) and Struck. It looked as if matters were
1850m. There was also Love Struck Polar Royale (Race 5), both ridden sorted when Jeannot Bardottier
(D.David), who was expected by Johnny Geroudis.
was named as the rider, but in
to put in a bold performance. Mauritian jockey Yashin Emamdee, a final twist, he failed to make
However, earlier events during the picked up his first win of the the weight (58kg). As a result of
race meeting meant that he was season, courtesy of Winter Skye in extreme circumstances, the Racing
withdrawn just minutes before the the penultimate race. The Patrick Stewards ordered the withdrawal
start.
Merven trained gelding had a very of Love Struck, and subsequently,
Man To Man, was drawn in the ace soft lead and had no problem to Ryder Cup, Eagle Award and
and settled for a place behind fast score an easy win over his stable Rulerofmyheart, after no suitable
starter Captain Firth (B.Sooful) companion, Kruger rand (Ségeon)
replacements were found.
after the break. The latter slowed After an incident involving Always It is the latest storm to engulf the
the pace in the back straight, Flirting (D.David) and Magic’s Paul Foo Kune Stable, 3 weeks after
leaving Rye Joorawon with no Magic (C.Segeon), the Racing the Gemmayze Street affair.
choice than to move forward to get Stewards decided to demote
into the lead and to dictate his own Always Flirting 2nd to 4th position.
Neilsen Ip
pace. Robbie Burke (Tube Wave) However, that itself was a minor
‘He got badly hampered last week and was
very unlucky. I had a lovely race throughout
this time. He travelled supremely well and
round the final bend, I was very confident.
I am very happy to have scored my first win,
after plenty of bad luck. Thanks to JeanMichel and the team, who have been patient
with me.’
Robbie Burke (Jockey of Bandido
Caballero)
‘He has worked nicely since arriving.
He is a nice horse and hopefully he’ll
do well in Mauritius. They went very
fast and he powered home beautifully.’
Soodesh Seesurrun (Assis-
tant-trainer of Amazing Bolt and Polar
Royale)
‘I am satisfied to see Amazing Bolt return
to winning ways. The fast pace and the
circumstances were in his favour. Polar
Royale has scored four wins and one second
place in five starts. He has done nothing
wrong this season. I think he appreciates
the 1400 and 1500 metres.’
Alain Perdrau (Trainer of
Pegasus Legacy)
‘He was on the up after his last race. We
love him a lot in this stable, and I think that
the slow pace at the front helped him to
produce a strong finish. I am filled with joy
with this win!’
Neilsen Ip
24
“ Review - Race by Race ”
201. THE ESPANITA PLATE - -1500 m – [22-0]
CIRAC
D.CIRCLE
B.GAMBIT
S.DREAM
ARROMONCHES
F.NOBLE
201- THE ESPANITA PLATE - Draper’s Mile
1500m
Y.ROYAL
CIRAC
250
Meeting
20
P.O.PRUSSIA
202. THE MTML FREEDOM CUP - -1850 m – [30-0]
Rk
A.DOCK
Horse
Equip
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D.GRIP
CULA
ARROMONCHES
1
YOUNG ROYAL
2
CIRAC
3
BLACK GAMBIT
4
SURPRISING DREAM
5
ARROMONCHES
6
FORT NOBLE
7
DUPONT CIRCLE
8
PRIDE OF PRUSSIA
9
ZIP IT
10
COLOUR QUEST
F.NOBLE
Wgh
56
60
61
58.5
58
58
52.5
56.5
57
59
Draw
10
3
1
5
2
6
8
9
7
4
BUT
Z.IT
Jockey
Time & Length
N.Marday
1m32.36
S.Bussunt
1m32.55
J.Bardottier
1m32.58
R.Joorawon
1m32.36
V.Naiko
1m32.63
P.K.Horil
1m32.88
S.Bhundoo
1m32.91
B.Sooful
1m33.08
B.Bhaugeerothee1m33.17
Y.Emamdee
1m33.60
Odds
10-3
3-1F
15-1
11-2
10-1
16-1
32-1
34-1
7-1
24-1
The Stewards approved jockey Sooful as the rider of Pride Of Prussia in replacement of
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bagged
inJockey
the opening
contest,
ride
jockeyRoyal
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who the
was honours
indisposed.
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theafter
rider aofwell-judged
Zip It, requested
to view the film of the start as he considered that his mount had been denied a fair start. It was
from
apprentice
Niven
Marday.
The
Raj
Ramdin-trained
gelding
seized
the
iniestablished that after the start was effected Zip It threw its head down and lashed out behind
and asatsuch
very awkwardly.
these circumstances,
the Stewards could
be
tiative
the jumped
start, closely
followedUnder
by Surprising
Dream (R.Joorawon).
Upnot
next
satisfied that Zip It was denied a fair start. Following the running of the race, the Stewards
sounded
the
inquiry
sign
and
considered
objections
lodged
by
jockey
Bardottier,
the
rider
of
and running alongside the rails was Dupont Circle (S.Bhundoo), who was ahead
4th placed Black Gambit, against Young Royal being declared the winner and Surprising
ofDream,
Arromonches
(V.Naiko),
Blackinterference
Gambit (J.Bardottier),
FortAfter
Noble
(P.K.Horil),
being declared
2nd, alleging
in the home straight.
viewing
the films,
the Stewards acceded to jockey Bardottier’s request to withdraw his objection against Young
and
pre-race
favourite
Cirac
who
had
Sunil
Bussunt
on
board.
Behind
were
Royal being declared the winner. In relation to the second objection, it was established Pride
that
leaving
the(B.Sooful),
200 metres Black
Gambit
was
taken to the inside
ofZip
Surprising
Dream to obtain
ofclear
Prussia
Colour
Quest
(Y.Emamdee)
and
It
(B.Bhaugeerothee),
running, however shortly after Surprising Dream commenced to shift in under pressure,
crowding
Gambit
and then
thefield
100 metres
to behome
checked
when
who
nearlyBlack
missed
the start.
Asatthe
madeBlack
their Gambit
way onhad
to the
straight,
close to the hindquarters of Young Royal and tight on the inside of Surprising Dream. Under
Young
Royal
started
to
accelerate,
but
was
chased
by
both
Surprising
Dream
and
these circumstances the objection was sustained and the placings amended to read: 1st: Young
Royal, 2nd: Cirac; 3rd: Black Gambit; 4th: Surprising Dream Jockey Joorawon, the rider
Black
Gambit.
The
latter
tried
to
go
for
a
gap
between
Young
Royal
and
Surprisof Surprising Dream, was warned to make greater efforts to keep his mount straight. Colour
was very
to begin.
Youngforward,
Royal slipped
jumping.
At the 1350
metres
ingQuest
Dream,
wasslow
unable
to move
and behind
had toupon
watch
the latters
duelling
Pride Of Prussia was taken to the inside of Fort Noble. Shortly after Pride Of Prussia had
steadied
whenwhich
Fort Noble
taken inof
behind
Arromonches.
a result
of this,
Zip
it to
outbefor
the win,
wentwas
in favour
Young
Royal afterAs
photo
finish.
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It, which was following, steadied. Pride Of Prussia over-raced down the back straight. ArroRacing
Stewards
later
opened
an
inquiry
and
after
an
objection
from
Jeannot
monches raced wide rounding
home
turn. CUP
In the
early
of the home straight. Young
203. THEthe
CHILI
SMS PACK
- -1365
m –part
[31-15]
Royal lay in and at the 125 metres Dupont Circle had to be steadied when awkward on the
Bardottier,
the
placings
were
amended,
with
Cirac
being
promoted to 2nd, 250
Black
MILLENIMESTA
EVERGREEN
inside of Young Royal. Zip It hung in in the home straight.
Gambit 3rd, and Surprising
Dream
demoted
to
4th.
O.EDGE
RAINSTONE
C.PETE
B. CABALLERO
S.ALTERNO
Horse
Equip
Wgh
Draw
1
CULA
TOD
58.5
8
R.Mullen
1m56.01
10-3F
2
3
STORM ALTERNO
OVER THE OCEAN
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PB+
59.5
56.5
7
1
J.Bardottier
G.Avranche
1m56.71
1m56.98
9-1
16-1
4
5
DOUBLE GRIP
ALBERT DOCK
BN
BN
51.5
52
9
2
V.Naiko
N.Marday
1m56.99
1m57.04
15-1
4-1
6
LAST EMPEROR
ND
60.5
6
D.Oliver
1m57.26
7
8
SIEGFRIED
LUCKY COLOUR
TBN
HBND
59.5
51
5
3
B.Bhaugeerothee1m57.28
D.David
1m57.45
9
LEGAL MAXIM
TN
60.5
4
10
INFINITE DESTINY
N
52.5
10
A.FLIRTING
DOMANI
Horse
1 BANDIDO CABALLERO
2
RAINSTONE
Equip
Jockey
Time & Length
BUT
Wgh
Draw
Odds
3
6
R.Burke
D.David
1m22.85
1m22.89
15-2
2-1F
6-1
5-1
N
57.5
57.5
3
4
MILLENIMESTA
COMMODORE PETE
BN
N
59
56.5
8
1
J.Geroudis
1m23.18
B.Bhaugeerothee1m23.30
5
6
EVERGREEN
OCEANS EDGE
N
ND
60
60
5
4
D.Oliver
G.Avranche
1m23.51
1m23.57
8-1
13-2
7
8
9
10
SUPER VILLAIN
WESTHAMPTON
BONGO BEAT
GOLDEN MATADOR
TN
N
58.5
60
57
60
2
10
9
7
C.Segeon
R.Joorawon
N.Marday
R.Mullen
1m24.48
1m24.48
1m24.87
1m25.99
29-1
19-1
1669-1
Caballero jumped awkwardly, shifted ground, bumping Oceans Edge. Golden
and finish
Westhampton
were slow
to begin.Caballero
Leaving the
1250 metres
AMatador
bullet-like
from debutant
Bandido
(R.Burke)
sawSuper
him Villain
in the
had to be steadied when awkward on the inside of Evergreen, which in turn was tight on the
winner’s
as big
Rainstone
(D.David)
failed
hold
on. when
Milinside of enclosure,
Rainstone. From
thefavourite
outside barrier
Bongo Beat
raced wide
in thetoearly
stages
attempting to go to the lead but was unable to do so when Millenimesta held the rails. Bongo
lenimesta
(J.Geroudis)
rapidly
took the lead from the word go, and had Bongo
Beat lay out
rounding the home
turn.
Beat (N.Marday) running on his outside. Both were running side-by-side even
down the back straight, with a hot pace being set. Behind was Commodore Pete
(B.Bhaugeerothee) who was some distance ahead of Rainstone. Behind him were
Evergreen (D.Oliver), Oceans Edge (G.Avranche), Super Villain (C.Segeon),
Bandido Caballero who looked well placed. Golden Matador (R.Mullen) and
Westhampton (R.Joorawon) brought up the rear. Commodore Pete started improving when rounding the final bend, but he failed to show sufficient acceleration. Rainstone was up next and looked to have done enough to get his first win.
However, Bandido Caballero had other ideas. With momentum on his side, he
showed plenty of speed to steal the win from Rainstone. Millenimesta and Commodore Pete completed the quartet.
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C.Segeon
1m57.83
8-1
R.Joorawon
2m03.00
19-1
18+
R.LOTUS
M.O.H.WORD
A.FLIRTING
A.BOLT
T.C. SON
M.MAGIC
Rk
Horse
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
AMAZING BOLT
DOMANI
MAGIC’S MAGIC
ALWAYS FLIRTING
THE COLONELS SON
RED LOTUS
PRINCE PASEO
MAN OF HIS WORD
KRUGER MILLIONS
Race
4: 4
RACE
RACE 3
Phone: 02035982520
4-1
32-1
15-1
250
P.PASEO
M.MAGIC
K.MILLIONS
DOMANI
O.EDGE
Odds
204. THE CHILI DATA CUP - -1000 m – [51-35]
M.O.H.WORD
EVERGREEN
C.PETE
Time & Length
awkward
on theinto
inside
of Siegfried,
which
wasoutings,
being taken
in onto
the rails
behind Over
After
running
bad
luck in his
recent
Cula
made
no mistake
thisThe
Ocean. Infinite Destiny raced wide in the early stages when being taken to the lead. At the
time
round;
he eased
to when
a verybeing
comfortable
win.itsIthead.
was At
also
Mul1650
metresas
Storm
Alterno
steadied threw
theRichard
1200 metres
Lucky
Colour steadied when awkward on the inside of Last Emperor, which was being taken on
len’s
under
Jean Grip
Michel
From down
his wide
draw,
thefirst
rails win
behind
Overthe
Thecolours
Ocean. of
Double
wasHenry.
taken forward
the back
straight
and then raced wide from the 500 metres. At the 700 metres Last Emperor, which was overInfinite
(R.Joorawon)
took the
afterOcean.
fending
off Storm
Alterno
racing, Destiny
was awkward
on the hindquarters
of lead,
Over The
Infinite
Destiny
commenced
to weaken from the 500 metres and dropped through the field. At the 450 metres Albert Dock
(J.Bardottier).
Albert
Dock
(N.Marday),
was
third
followed
by
Cula,
Over
The
was taken to the outside of Infinite Destiny and in doing so inconvenienced Last
Emperor,
which shifted ground and brushed Over The Ocean. Over The Ocean raced wide rounding
Ocean
(G.Avranche),
Lastin Emperor
Luckyand
Colour
(D.David),
the home
turn and then lay
in the home(D.Oliver),
straight. Siegfried
Legal Maxim
were Siegalso inconvenienced
by the tiring Infinite
Destiny. At
the 150 metres
Storm
Alterno
and
Cula raced
fried
(B.Bhaugeerothee),
Legal
Maxim
(C.Segeon)
and
Double
Grip
(V.Naiko).
tight. Infinite Destiny was eased out of the race in the home straight. The Club’s Veterinary
reported
that Double
Infinite Destiny
was notprominent
striding out after
race. The
connections
of
InSurgeon
the back
straight,
Grip looked
andthe
moved
forward
to run
Infinite Destiny advised that it will now be retired.
close to the pace. The field bunched up rounding the final bend, with Infinite
Destiny fading before the home straight. Cula, under the strong urgings from
his jockey, showed great acceleration to hunt down Storm Alterno. He cruised
it beautifully to score a very easy win. Over The Ocean finished well to take 3rd,
ahead of Double Grip.
RAINSTONE
MILLENIMESTA
Jockey
Lucky
Race
2: Colour was slow to begin. Legal Maxim jumped awkwardly, throwing its head.
Double Grip was slow into stride. At the 1700 metres Lucky Colour had to be steadied when
A.BOLT
204- THE CHILI
DATA
CUP 1000m
T.C. SON
203- THE CHILI SMS PACK CUP 1365m
B. CABALLERO
BUT
O.T.OCEAN
Rk
RACE 2
RACE
Race
1: 1
E.g
A.DOCK
CULA
D.CIRCLE
B.GAMBIT
Race
3:
Bandido
250
S.ALTERNO
202- THE MTML FREEDOM
CUP 1850m
D.GRIP
O.T.OCEAN
Z.IT
P.O.PRUSSIA
S.DREAM
Y.ROYAL
Rk
24 July 2014
Equip
Wgh
B
B1N
N
BN
N
58
55
61
60.5
61
54
60
60
56.5
N
N
N
Draw
4
6
1
7
5
9
10
2
3
R.LOTUS
Jockey
BUT
P.PASEO
Time & Length
J.Geroudis
0m57.71
R.Mullen
0m58.22
C.Segeon
0m58.34
D.David
0m57.78
J.Bardottier
0m58.40
B.Bhaugeerothee0m58.60
L.Currie
0m58.71
B.Sooful
0m58.75
R.Joorawon
0m58.91
Odds
10-1
11-1
9-4F
2-1
17-1
44-1
14-1
10-1
39-1
Following
the running
thefor
race,Johnny
the Stewards
soundedcame
the inquiry
signkilometre
and then viewed
the video
The
first win
of the ofday
Geroudis
in this
sprint,
courreplays of the start. After taking evidence from the Starter, the Chief Handler and the Barrier Attendant
holding
Rainbow Man,
it was
established
that
Rainbow
Man had its head
down
when the
start was
tesy
of
Amazing
Bolt,
but
this
race
will
be
remembered
for
the
wrong
reasons.
effected and as such became unbalanced, was very slow to begin and then dislodged apprentice Marday.
Acting
under
theRainbow
provisions of
MTC(N.Marday)
Rule 144 (1) the
Stewardsa were
Rainbow
Man was
The
start
saw
Man
getting
slowsatisfied
start, that
before
dislodging
denied a fair start and declared it a non runner. All bets on Rainbow Man were ordered to be refunded
andjockey,
winningwho
bets with
were paid
less 10
cents (B.Sooful)
per rupee, the took
average
price of Rainbow
his
wasbookmakers
unhurt. Man
Of His
Word
advantage
of an
Man being 9-1. The Stewards then viewed the videos of the home straight and as no objections had been
lodged draw
by anyby
connections,
the Racing
lodged an
objection
on behalf of
the connections
of
inside
taking control
ofStewards
proceedings.
He
was followed
closely
by Kruger
4th placed Magic’s Magic against Always Flirting being declared 2nd, alleging interference at the 100
Millions
(R.Joorawon).
3rd was Always
(D.David),
who was
onOfthe
metres. It was
established that In
on straightening
Always Flirting
Flirting was
taken to the outside
of Man
His
Word to continue going forward, at the same stage Magic’s Magic improved on the inside of Man Of
inside
of Amazing
The
Colonels
(J.Bardottier)
up
next,after,
ahead
His Word,
then leavingBolt.
the 200
metres
Always Son
Flirting
commenced to was
lay in.
Shortly
Manof
Of
His Word steadied when awkward between Magic’s Magic and Always Flirting. Man Of His Word
Magic’s
Magic
(C.Segeon),
Domani
(R.Mullen),
Prince
Paseo
(L.Currie)
and
Red
then had to be checked when Always Flirting continued to shift in, shortly after Magic’s Magic received
crowding from Always Flirting which was shifting in and after being crowded, checked, became unbaLotus
had
slow sideways,
getaway.becoming
Turning
for home,
Man Of
lanced,(B.Bhaugeerothee),
then shied away from thewho
running
rail,aturning
completely
unbalanced.
Domani and Prince Paseo, which were following, were steadied, Prince Paseo rolled out, inconveniencing
His
Word
took
the
first
run,
closely
followed
by
his
stable
mate
Always
FlirtRed Lotus. Under these circumstances the objection was sustained and the placings amended to read:
1st: whilst
Amazing
Bolt; 2nd:
Domani;
3rd: the
Magic’s
Magic;
4th:Always
Always Flirting
Jockey
David
reported
ing,
Magic’s
Magic
took
inside
run.
Flirting
edged
ahead
of to
the Stewards that as a result of these incidents he was emotionally distressed. Jockey David then met with
thestable
Club’s Medical
Officer
where
it was
physically
fit he severely
was mentally
unfit due to his
his
his
mate and
then
took
theagreed
pathalthough
of Magic’s
Magic,
disrupting
emotional state and therefore should discontinue from riding. The Stewards then ordered that he be stood
down
for
the
remainder
of
his
rides.
Magic’s
Magic,
Red
Lotus
and
Domani
were
slow
into
stride.
progress
and nearly causing a fall. Whilst all of this was occurring, Amazing Bolt
The Colonels Son raced wide throughout. Jockey David, the rider of Always Flirting, was found guilty
for contravening
MTC
A (e) byand
reckless
in relation
interference
by Magic’s
had
a dream run
onRule
the160
outside
gotriding
the last
wordtoin
the finalsuffered
metres.
After
Magic and Man Of His Word from the 150 metres to the 75 metres. He was subsequently suspended
riding ininquiry,
races for 4Domani
Mauritian race
andMagic
fined Rs.100,000.
a from
stewards’
andmeetings
Magic’s
were promoted to 2nd and 3rd
respectively, with Always Flirting demoted to 4th.
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24 July 2014
“ Review - Race by Race ”
205. THE CHILI INTERNATIONAL CALL CUP - -1400 m – [66-50]
R.O.ARTS
WIELAND
Meeting 20
ABINGTON K.GUARD
P.ROYALE
206. THE CHILI IMBATTABLE MAURITIUS DERBY CUP - -1850 m – [Groupe 1]
250
M.B.TOM
SHAHRUHK
205- THE CHILI INTERNATIONAL
CALL CUP 1400m
M.T.MAN
CORREDOR CUP 1850m
206- THE Chili Imbattable MAURITIUS
DERBY
G.CHAMP
T.WAVE
WIELAND
M.B.TOM
M.T.MAN
ABINGTON
SHAHRUHK
P.ROYALE
Rk
Horse
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
POLAR ROYALE
SHAHRUHK
WIELAND
ROCK OF ARTS
ABINGTON
KING’S GUARD
MR BLACK TOM
BOBBY BEAR
CHERBOURG
Race
5: 5
RACE
Wgh
Draw
BN
N
57
53.5
60
58
61
54
56.5
60
57.5
4
3
8
5
2
9
1
6
7
K.GUARD
Jockey
Time & Length
J.Geroudis
1m23.80
B.Woodworth
1m24.14
R.Joorawon
1m24.28
L.Currie
1m24.40
J.Bardottier
1m24.61
Y.Emamdee
1m24.70
R.Mullen
1m24.88
C.Segeon
1m25.16
B.Bhaugeerothee1m25.25
Rk
Horse
Equip
Wgh
1
2
Draw
PEGASUS LEGACY
DONNIE BRASCO
TND
N
61
58
3
9
3
4
5
6
7
WESTERN JET
CHEQUER
SHANGHAI KID
DEE MAJOR
RIGHT TO TANGO
N
BN
N
61
56.5
57.5
54.5
60
5
8
2
7
10
8
EMERALD APPROACH
D
59.5
1
Jockey
Time & Length
R.Joorawon
V.Sola
C.Segeon
R.R.Oodith
R.Mullen
1m24.15
1m24.20
1m24.22
1m24.55
1m24.81
5-2
19-1
12-1
29-1
44-1
J.Geroudis
1m24.91
4-1
Wgh
Draw
Jockey
Time & Length
1
MAN TO MAN
N
58
1
R.Joorawon
1m54.58
19-1
Odds
2
3
TUBE WAVE
PIERNEEF
B
ND
58
58
4
6
R.Burke
B.Woodworth
1m54.72
1m55.17
5-1
13-8F
4
5
CAPTAIN FIRTH
GRAY’S CHAMP
BN
SN
58
58
8
2
B.Sooful
Y.Emamdee
1m55.25
1m55.41
32-11
16-1
6
LIVING WITH HEART
N
58
3
C.Segeon
1m55.63
9-1
7
CORREDOR
N
58
5
G.Avranche
1m56.12
39-1
W.SKYE
FREEDOM
S.AGAIN
208- THE PET LOVERS ASSOCIATION CUP - Draper’s Mile
1500m
B.BUCCANEER
Odds
3-1F
6-1
Horse
who have
an expatriate
jockeyStruck
who could
replacefrom
jockey
David
theno
rider
of Love
Before
the main
race, Love
waspossibly
withdrawn
the
race,asas
suitable
Struck. However, all three stables refused permission to loan their stable jockeys, then as
riders
were
found
to accept
replacetheDerreck
David.
no local
riders
would
ride on Love
Struck, the Stewards, after consultation with
connections of the PFK Stable, withdrew Love Struck at 15.20 hrs. All bets on Love Struck
The
main
contest
a surprise
winner
inwith
Man
To Man, were
as hepaid
earned
hiscents per
were
ordered
to besaw
refunded
and winning
bets
bookmakers
less 30
rupee, the average price of Love Struck being 9-4. Shortly after the start Pierneef rolled
trainer
Serge Henry
his first
winthen
in abrushed
main Corredor.
race this season.
Rye Joorawon
out, brushing
Tube Wave,
which
Pierneef With
over-raced
in the early
Corredor raced wide in the early and middle stages. The rider of Man To Man took
onstages.
board
and
breaking
from
the
ace,
he
settled
for
second
position
behind
Caphis mount forward to secure the lead from the 800 metres. Approaching the 500 metres
the
rider of Captain Firth took his mount out to improve on the outside of Man To Man and
tain
Firth
(B.Sooful)
after
the
start.
Up
next
was
Living
With
Heart
(C.Segeon)
in doing so carried Tube Wave wider on the track and at the 400 metres Captain Firth and
Tube
Wave brushed.
raced wide
throughout. Tube
in in the early
part of
who
followed
closelyCorredor
by Corredor
(G.Avranche).
TubeWave
Wavelay(R.Burke),
Gray’s
the home straight.
Champ (Y.Emamdee) and pre-race favourite Pierneef (B.Woodworth) brought
up the rear. Down the back straight as the pace was slow, Man To Man improved his position to take the lead, whilst Tube Wave was in a prominent
position heading round the final bend. Man To Man was still travelling like a
winner entering the final straight and managed to do more than enough by
repelling the best efforts of Tube Wave. Pierneef finished strongly to take 3rd,
208. THE PET LOVERS ASSOCIATION CU - -1500 m – [46-30]
ahead of Captain Firth,
who sealed the honours in the Four-year old champion250
ship.
BUT
J.Bardottier
1m23.75
B.Bhaugeerothee1m23.92
Equip
BUT
Rk
RACE 6
Race
6:
The Stewards sought clarification from the Rousset Stable, Gujadhur Stable and Allet stable
D.BRASCO
R.T.TANGO
G.CHAMP
PIERNEEF
Odds
6-4F
13-2
13-1
9-2
9-2
32-1
14-1
12-1
59-1
207THE CHILI INCOMING
CALL
BONUS CUP 1365mE.APPROACH
W.JET
S.KID
P.LEGACY
D.MAJOR
L.W.HEART
BUT
The Stewards
approved
jockey
as the
of Mrwin,
Black
to replace
David.
Johnny
Geroudis
didn’t
waitMullen
long for
hisrider
second
asTom
Polar
Royalejockey
put in
Jockey Bardottier requested to view the replay of the start. It was established that Abinganother
fantastic
showing
his 4thjumped
race ofawkwardly
the season.
stable
ton, which
had been
fractioustoinwin
the barrier,
and His
was slow
to combegin. The
Stewards could not be satisfied that it was denied a fair start. Polar Royale was slow to begin.
panion
Wieland
(R.Joorawon)
seized raced
the lead
word
followed
by to
Cherbourg
jumped
awkwardly. Wieland
widefrom
in the the
early
stagesgo,
when
being taken
the lead. At
the 1300 metres
MrRock
Blackof
Tom
steadied
when awkward
on the
inside of
AbingAbington
(J.Bardottier)
and
Arts
(L.Currie);
the
latter
running
on
the
ton, which in turn was tight on the inside of Bobby Bear. Leaving the 1300 metres Shahruhk
steadiedPolar
from the
hindquarters
Polarand
Royale,
whichwell
was being
carried
in by
Of Arts.
outside.
Royale
was upofnext
looking
placed,
ahead
ofRock
Bobby
Bear
Shahruhk continued to over-race for some distance after this. Shahruhk over-raced for some
(C.Segeon),
Mr Black
Tom
(R.Mullen),
Shahruhk
distance approaching
and
leaving
the 600 metres
and was(B.Woodworth),
then taken wide. OnCherbourg
straightening
Polar Royale was taken to the outside of Abington to continue going forward and in doing
(B.Bhaugeerothee)
and
King’s
Guard
(Y.Emamdee).
Shahruhk
improved
his on
so brushed Shahruhk. The Club’s Veterinary Surgeon reported that Cherbourg was lame
the near 600
fore leg.
position
metres from the winning post and was closing behind Wieland
THE CHILI
INCOMING
CALL BONUS
CUP - -1365
m – [56-40]
when entering the207.
home
straight.
However,
nobody
could
stop Polar Royale,
who showed a quick
250
W.JET turn of foot to speed away from his opponents and record
E.APPROACH
S.KID
another impressive victory. Shahruhk
was a good 2nd, ahead
of Wieland and
D.MAJOR
R.T.TANGO
Rock ofP.LEGACY
Arts.CHEQUER D.BRASCO
CHEQUER
C.FIRTH
T.WAVE
R.O.ARTS
Equip
BN
N
N
BN
N
TD
250
L.W.HEART
C.FIRTH
PIERNEEF
K.RAND
FREEDOM
W.SKYE
RAVATAK
B.BUCCANEER
K.RAND
RACE 7
Race
7:
After speaking to the riders available to replace jockey David as the rider of Ryder Cup and
ascertaining
therewithdrawn
were no suitable
and after
consultation
with the
PFK
Stable,
Ryder
Cup was
fromreplacements
the race after
no suitable
jockeys
were
found
the Stewards ordered the withdrawal of Ryder Cup at 16.45 hrs. In view of this withdrawal,
toallreplace
Derreck
David.
Sweep
Forward
(D.Oliver)
was
also
withdrawn
bets on Ryder Cup were ordered to be refunded and winning bets with bookmakersafter
were
paid
10 cents
per rupee,whilst
the average
price ofbehind
Ryder Cup
being
10-3.Pegasus
Acting onLegacy
veterinary
headvice
wasless
found
distressed
parading
the
barriers.
that Sweep Forward was found to be distressed whist parading behind the barriers, the
Stewards
ordered
the withdrawal
of Sweep
Forward
at 15.55 hrs.
In view
this withdrawal,
opened
his
account
for the season,
after
a well-judged
ride
fromofJeannot
Barall bets on Sweep Forward were ordered to be refunded and winning bets with bookmakers
dottier.
The
Alain
Perdrau-trained
gelding
seized
the being
lead at
theEmerald
start.
were paid
less
5 cents
per rupee, the average
pricequickly
of Sweep
Forward
19-1.
Approach was slow to begin. Right To Tango jumped awkwardly. Leaving the 1300 metres
Despite
Jetwhen
(R.Joorawon)
the frontand
in from
the back
straight,
JeanWesternWestern
Jet steadied
close to the hitting
heels of Chequer
the 1250
metres Western
JetBardottier
commenceddid
to over-race
and
had
to to
be resist,
continually
restrained
off the heels
of and
Chequer
not
not
see
the
need
and
settled
behind.
In
3rd
on
until the 1000 metres, after which the rider of Western Jet took his mount out and then take it
to the
lead. Donnie
Brasco
raced wide
the
outside
of Pegasus
Legacy
wasthroughout.
Chequer (V.Sola), ahead of Donnie Brasco
(B.Bhaugeerothee) and Shanghai Kid (C.Segeon), who were racing side-by-side.
Right To Tango (R.Mullen) was up next, ahead of the Gilbert Rousset stable
mates Dee Major (R.Oodith) and Emerald Approach (J.Geroudis). Western Jet
thought he had done enough when he made his move just before the final bend.
However, he was caught by Pegasus Legacy, who showed great acceleration in the
last 200 metres and managed to hold off a fast-finishing Donnie Brasco in the
final metres. Western Jet had to settle for 3rd, ahead of Chequer.
S.AGAIN
Rk
Horse
Equip
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
WINTER SKYE
KRUGER RAND
FREEDOM
STRIKE AGAIN
RAVATAK
BLOOD BUCCANEER
ASPEN EMPEROR
ACAPELLA
THE BALLADEER
Race
8: 8
RACE
TN
TN
ND
N
N
B1
N
SN
Wgh
Draw
61
61
58
55
59
60
60
60
49.5
1
3
8
4
7
5
2
9
6
Jockey
Time & Length
Y.Emamdee
1m31.56
C.Segeon
1m31.67
L.Currie
1m31.93
B.Bhaugeerothee1m32.01
S.Bussunt
1m32.25
D.Oliver
1m32.55
J.Geroudis
1m33.04
R.Burke
1m33.09
A.Balloo
1m33.54
BUT
Odds
18-1
11-2
15-1
34-1
12-1
6-1
5-6F
14-1
32-1
Ravatak
jumped
Approaching
1400
metres
taken were
onto the
rails
Eagle
Award
was awkwardly.
withdrawn
from this the
race,
after
no Ravatak
suitablewas
jockeys
found
and at the 1400 metres had to be checked when Strike Again was taken to the inside of KruRand.
Jockey Bhaugeerothee,
the rider of Strike
Again,
pleaded
guilty toSkye,
a charge
under
to ger
replace
Derreck
David. The penultimate
contest
went
to Winter
who
MTC Rule 160 A (e) for careless riding and was subsequently fined Rs.20,000. The Balladeer
ledraced
throughout
and
brought
somestages.
muchJockey
needed
cheer to
who
wide in the
early
and middle
Geroudis,
the Yashin
rider of Emamdee,
Aspen Emperor,
explained he enjoyed a good run in a forward position on the rails but after receiving some
claimed
hisatfirst
winmetres
of the
season.
From
the
ace,
Winter
Skye
was
thethen
firstbecame
to
crowding
the 600
from
Freedom
when
that
gelding
rolled
in, his
mount
unbalanced was then reluctant to stretch out for the remainder of the race and was very disapbounce
and
led ahead
of Freedom
was drawn wide. Up next was
pointing.
Blood
Buccaneer
raced wide(L.Currie),
from the 400who
metres.
big favourite Aspen Emperor, ridden by Johnny Geroudis, followed by Kruger
Rand (C.Segeon), Blood Buccaneer (D.Oliver), Strike Again (B.Bhaugeerothee),
The Balladeer (A.Balloo), Ravatak (S.Bussunt) and Acapella (R.Burke). There
was every expectation that Aspen Emperor would make his opponents submit in
the final straight, but he failed to run to expectations, having encountered some
problems. It was left for Winter Skye to romp to an easy win, whilst Kruger Rand
made it a one-two
for the Patrick Merven stable. Freedom continued his series of
209. THE ASTRONOMY PLATE - -1850 m – [36-20]
3rd place finishes, with Strike Again not disgraced in 4th.
250
209- THE ASTRONOMY PLATE 1850m
W.C.SWING
TEAMOG
I.TRIGGER
R.TIMES
MR WOLF
Race 9:
Gilbert Rousset completed his hat-trick in the final race, as New Star
(R.Joorawon) scored his first win in Mauritius. Teamog (G.Avranche) got
a good getaway, but was soon passed by West Coast Swing (D.Oliver), who
bounced from his 4th draw. Behind Teamog was Mr Wolf (R.Burke), who was
positioned on the outside of Ice Trigger (S.Bussunt). Up next was Friday Lunch
Club (L.Currie), followed by La Foce (B.Bhaugeerothee), New Star and Royal
Times (Y.Emamdee). New Star had already started progressing as from the
600m post and despite going wide, he had the momentum in the home straight
and proved too hot to handle in the final metres. Ice Trigger had to be content
with second place again. An improved showing from La Foce netted him 3rd,
F.L.CLUB
L.FOCE
N.STAR
W.C.SWING
MR WOLF
I.TRIGGER
N.STAR
L.FOCE
Rk
Horse
1
NEW STAR
2
3
4
Equip
TEAMOG
Time & Length
BUT
Draw
N
55.5
7
R.Joorawon
ICE TRIGGER
LA FOCE
FRIDAY LUNCH CLUB
@V
TB
BN
60
58.5
58
3
2
8
S.Bussunt
1m57.99
B.Bhaugeerothee1m58.04
L.Currie
1m58.13
5
6
MR WOLF
WEST COAST SWING
TN
61
61
5
4
R.Burke
D.Oliver
1m58.14
1m58.42
5-1
10-1
7
8
TEAMOG
ROYAL TIMES
N
58.5
60
1
6
G.Avranche
Y.Emamdee
1m58.45
1m58.80
4-1F
24-1
ahead
of Friday
Lunch Club.
RACE
9
Jockey
R.TIMES
Wgh
1m57.71
Odds
9-2
7-2
14-1
5-1
Acting on veterinary advice that Princeton was unfit to race, the Stewards ordered its withdrawal at 8.30 a.m. today. In view of this withdrawal, all bets on Princeton were ordered to
be refunded and betting with bookmakers was re-opened. Royal Times was slow to begin.
Shortly after the start, Ice Trigger rolled out, brushing West Coast Swing. Ice Trigger then
rolled in and brushed La Foce. New Star was taken back from the start. New Star was taken
wide from the 300 metres. At the 200 metres La Foce was disappointed for a run between Ice
Trigger and Friday Lunch Club and was then taken to the outside of Friday Lunch Club.
At the 100 metres Mr Wolf rolled in, crowding Teamog. Mr. G. Rousset, the trainer of New
Star, explained the gelding was lightly raced in Mauritius, and today was running for the first
time over a suitable distance and as such the stable was expecting an improved performance.
Neilsen Ip
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RACE 1 – THE ESPANITA PLATE
The Stewards approved jockey Sooful as the
rider of Pride Of Prussia in replacement of
jockey Ghunowa, who was indisposed.
Jockey Bhaugeerothee, the rider of Zip It, requested to view the film of the start as he considered that his mount had been denied a fair
start. It was established that after the start was
effected Zip It threw its head down and lashed
out behind and as such jumped very awkwardly. Under these circumstances, the Stewards
could not be satisfied that Zip It was denied a
fair start.Following the running of the race, the
Stewards sounded the inquiry sign and considered objections lodged by jockey Bardottier, the
rider of 4th placed Black Gambit, against Young
Royal being declared the winner and Surprising Dream, being declared 2nd, alleging interference in the home straight. After viewing the
films, the Stewards acceded to jockey Bardottier’s request to withdraw his objection against
Young Royal, being declared the winner. In
relation to the second objection, it was established that leaving the 200 metres Black Gambit
was taken to the inside of Surprising Dream
to obtain clear running, however shortly after
Surprising Dream commenced to shift in under
pressure, crowding Black Gambit and then at
the 100 metres Black Gambit had to be checked
when close to the hindquarters of Young Royal
and tight on the inside of Surprising Dream.
Under these circumstances, the objection was
sustained and the placings amended to read:
1st: Young Royal, 2nd: Cirac; 3rd: Black Gambit; 4th: Surprising Dream Jockey Joorawon,
the rider of Surprising Dream, was warned to
make greater efforts to keep his mount straight.
Colour Quest was very slow to begin. Young
Royal slipped behind upon jumping. At the
1350 metres Pride Of Prussia was taken to the
inside of Fort Noble. Shortly after Pride Of
Prussia had to be steadied when Fort Noble
was taken in behind Arromonches. As a result
of this, Zip It, which was following, steadied.
Pride Of Prussia over-raced down the back
straight. Arromonches raced wide rounding
the home turn. In the early part of the home
straight, Young Royal lay in and at the
125 metres Dupont Circle had to be steadied
when awkward on the inside of Young Royal.
Zip It
hung in in the home straight.
RACE 2 – THE MTML FREEDOM CUP
Lucky Colour was slow to begin. Legal Maxim
jumped awkwardly, throwing its head. Double
Grip was slow into stride. At the 1700 metres
Lucky Colour had to be steadied when awkward on the inside of Siegfried, which was being taken in onto the rails behind Over The
Ocean. Infinite Destiny raced wide in the early
stages when being taken to the lead. At the
1650 metres Storm Alterno when being steadied threw its head. At the 1200 metres Lucky
Colour steadied when awkward on the inside
of Last Emperor, which was being taken on the
rails behind Over The Ocean. Double Grip was
taken forward down the back straight and then
raced wide from the 500 metres. At the 700
metres Last Emperor, which was over-racing,
was awkward on the hindquarters of Over The
Ocean. Infinite Destiny commenced to weaken
from the 500 metres and dropped through the
field. At the 450 metres Albert Dock was taken
to the outside of Infinite Destiny and in doing
so inconvenienced Last Emperor, which shifted
ground and brushed Over The Ocean. Over The
Ocean raced wide rounding the home turn and
then lay in in the home straight. Siegfried and
Legal Maxim were also inconvenienced by the
tiring Infinite Destiny. At the 150 metres Storm
Alterno and Cula raced tight. Infinite Destiny
was eased out of the race in the home straight.
“ Stipes Report ”
The Club’s Veterinary Surgeon reported that
Infinite Destiny was not striding out after the
race. The connections of Infinite Destiny advised that it will now be retired.
Routine urine and blood specimens were taken
for analysis from Cula after the race.
the 150 metres to the 75 metres. He was subsequently suspended from riding in races for 4
Mauritian race meetings and fined Rs.100,000.
Routine urine and blood specimens were taken
for analysis from Amazing Bolt after the race.
RACE 3 – THE CHILI SMS PACK CUP
Bandido Caballero jumped awkwardly, shifted
ground, bumping Oceans Edge. Golden Matador and Westhampton were slow to begin.
Leaving the 1250 metres Super Villain had to
be steadied when awkward on the inside of Evergreen, which in turn was tight on the inside
of Rainstone. From the outside barrier Bongo
Beat raced wide in the early stages when attempting to go to the lead but was unable to
do so when Millenimesta held the rails. Bongo
Beat lay out rounding the home turn.
Routine urine and blood specimens were taken
for analysis from Bandido Caballero after the
race.
RACE 5 – THE CHILI INTERNATIONAL
CALL CUP
The Stewards approved jockey Mullen as the
rider of Mr Black Tom to replace jockey David.
Jockey Bardottier requested to view the replay
of the start. It was established that Abington,
which had been fractious in the barrier, jumped
awkwardly and was slow to begin. The Stewards
could not be satisfied that it was denied a fair
start. Polar Royale was slow to begin. Cherbourg
jumped awkwardly. Wieland raced wide in the
early stages when being taken to the lead. At the
1300 metres Mr Black Tom steadied when awkward on the inside of Abington, which in turn
was tight on the inside of Bobby Bear. Leaving
the 1300 metres Shahruhk steadied from the
hindquarters of Polar Royale, which was being
carried in by Rock Of Arts. Shahruhk continued to over-race for some distance after this.
At the 1100 metres Shahruhk steadied from the
heels of Polar Royale. Shahruhk over-raced for
some distance approaching and leaving the 600
metres and was then taken wide. On straightening Polar Royale was taken to the outside
of Abington to continue going forward and in
doing so brushed Shahruhk, which then hung
in over the 100 metres. The Club’s Veterinary
Surgeon reported that Cherbourg was lame
on the near fore leg. Routine urine and blood
specimens were taken for analysis from Polar
Royale after the race.
RACE 4 –THE CHILI DATA CUP
Following the running of the race, the Stewards
sounded the inquiry sign and then viewed the
video replays of the start. After taking evidence from the Starter, the Chief Handler
and the Barrier Attendant holding Rainbow
Man, it was established that Rainbow Man had
its head down when the start was effected and
as such became unbalanced, was very slow to
begin and then dislodged apprentice Marday.
Acting under the provisions of MTC Rule 144
(1) the Stewards were satisfied that Rainbow
Man was denied a fair start and declared it a
non runner. All bets on Rainbow Man were
ordered to be refunded and winning bets with
bookmakers were paid less 10 cents per rupee,
the average price of Rainbow Man being 9-1.
The Stewards then viewed the videos of the
home straight and as no objections had been
lodged by any connections, the Racing Stewards lodged an objection on behalf of the connections of 4th placed Magic’s Magic against
Always Flirting being declared 2nd, alleging interference at the 100 metres. It was established
that on straightening Always Flirting was taken
to the outside of Man Of His Word to continue
going forward, at the same stage Magic’s Magic
improved on the inside of Man Of His Word,
then leaving the 200 metres Always Flirting
commenced to lay in. Shortly after, Man Of His
Word steadied when awkward between Magic’s
Magic and Always Flirting. Man Of His Word
then had to be checked when Always Flirting
continued to shift in after jockey David attempted to pull the whip, shortly after Magic’s
Magic received crowding from Always Flirting
which was shifting in and after being crowded,
checked, became unbalanced, then shied away
from the running rail, turning sideways, becoming completely unbalanced. Domani and
Prince Paseo, which were following, were steadied, Prince Paseo rolled out, inconveniencing
Red Lotus. Under these circumstances the objection was sustained and the placings amended to read: 1st: Amazing Bolt; 2nd: Domani;
3rd: Magic’s Magic; 4th: Always Flirting
Jockey David reported to the Stewards that as a
result of these incidents he was emotionally distressed. Jockey David then met with the Club’s
Medical Officer where it was agreed although
physically fit, he was mentally unfit due to his
emotional state and therefore should discontinue from riding. The Stewards then ordered that
he be stood down for the remainder of his rides.
Magic’s Magic, Red Lotus and Domani were
slow into stride. The Colonels Son raced wide
throughout. Jockey David, the rider of Always Flirting, was found guilty for contravening MTC Rule 160 A (e) by riding in a reckless manner in relation to interference suffered
by Magic’s Magic and Man Of His Word from
RACE 6 – THE Chili Imbattable MAURITUS
DERBY CUP
The Stewards sought clarification from the
Rousset Stable, Gujadhur Stable and Allet stable who have an expatriate jockey who could
possibly replace jockey David as the rider of
Love Struck. However, all three stables refused
permission to loan their stable jockeys, then as
no local riders would accept the ride on Love
Struck, the Stewards, after consultation with
connections of the PFK Stable, withdrew Love
Struck at 15.20 hrs. All bets on Love Struck were
ordered to be refunded and winning bets with
bookmakers were paid less 30 cents per rupee,
the average price of Love Struck being 9-4.
Shortly after the start Pierneef rolled out, brushing Tube Wave, which then brushed Corredor.
Pierneef over-raced in the early stages. Corredor raced wide in the early and middle stages.
The rider of Man To Man took his mount forward to secure the lead from the 800 metres.
At the 600 metres Captain Firth steadied from
the heels of Man To Man and, after steadying,
rolled out onto Living With Heart. Approaching the 500 metres, the rider of Captain Firth
took his mount out to improve on the outside
of Man To Man and in doing so carried Tube
Wave wider on the track and at the 400 metres
Captain Firth and Tube Wave brushed. Corredor raced wide throughout. Tube Wave lay in in
the early part of the home straight. The Stewards will inquire into a complaint lodged by
Trainer H. Maingard in relation to the handling
of runners in this race at a date to be fixed.
Routine urine and blood specimens were taken
for analysis from Man To Man after the race.
RACE 7 – THE CHILI INCOMING CALL
BONUS CUP
After speaking to the riders available to replace
jockey David as the rider of Ryder Cup and ascertaining there were no suitable replacements
and after consultation with the PFK Stable, the
24 July 2014
Stewards ordered the withdrawal of Ryder Cup
at 16.45 hrs. In view of this withdrawal, all bets
on Ryder Cup were ordered to be refunded and
winning bets with bookmakers were paid less
20 cents per rupee, the average price of Ryder
Cup being 10-3. Acting on veterinary advice
that Sweep Forward was found to be distressed
whilst parading behind the barriers, the Stewards ordered the withdrawal of Sweep Forward
at 15.55 hrs. In view of this withdrawal, all bets
on Sweep Forward were ordered to be refunded and winning bets with bookmakers
were paid less 5 cents per rupee, the average
price of Sweep Forward being 19-1, resulting
therefore in a total deduction of 25 cents per
rupee. Emerald Approach was slow to begin.
Right To Tango jumped awkwardly. Leaving the
1300 metres Western Jet steadied when close to
the heels of Chequer and from the 1250 metres
Western Jet commenced to over-race and rolled
out onto Donnie Brasco and then had to be
continually restrained off the heels of Chequer
until the 1000 metres, after which the rider of
Western Jet took his mount out and then took it
to the lead. Donnie Brasco raced wide throughout. Routine urine and blood specimens were
taken for analysis from Pegasus Legacy and
Sweep Forward after the race.
RACE 8 – THE PET LOVERS ASSOCIATION CUP
Ravatak jumped awkwardly. Approaching the
1400 metres Ravatak was taken onto the rails
and at the 1400 metres had to be checked when
Strike Again was taken to the inside of Kruger
Rand. Jockey Bhaugeerothee, the rider of Strike
Again, pleaded guilty to a charge under MTC
Rule 160 A (e) for careless riding and was subsequently fined Rs.20,000. The Balladeer raced
wide in the early and middle stages. Jockey Geroudis, the rider of Aspen Emperor, explained
he enjoyed a good run in a forward position on
the rails but after receiving some crowding at
the 600 metres from Freedom when that gelding rolled in, his mount then became unbalanced, was then reluctant to stretch out for the
remainder of the race and was very disappointing. Blood Buccaneer raced wide from the 400
metres. The Club’s Veterinary Surgeon reported
that Aspen Emperor was lame on the near fore
leg. Routine urine and blood specimens were
taken for analysis from Winter Skye and Aspen
Emperor after the race.
RACE 9 – THE ASTRONOMY PLATE
Acting on veterinary advice that Princeton was
unfit to race, the Stewards ordered its withdrawal at 8.30 a.m. today. In view of this withdrawal, all bets on Princeton were ordered to be
refunded and betting with bookmakers was reopened. Royal Times was slow to begin. Shortly
after the start, Ice Trigger rolled out, brushing
West Coast Swing. Ice Trigger then rolled in
and brushed La Foce. New Star was taken back
from the start. At the 1100 metres Ice Trigger
steadied from the heels of Teamog. As a result
La Foce, which was following, steadied and
rolled out onto Friday Lunch Club. New Star
was taken wide from the 300 metres. At the 200
metres La Foce was disappointed for a run between Ice Trigger and Friday Lunch Club and
was then taken to the outside of Friday Lunch
Club. At the 100 metres Mr Wolf
rolled in, crowding Teamog. Ice Trigger lay in
over the final 75 metres. Mr. G. Rousset, the
trainer of New Star, explained the gelding was
lightly raced in Mauritius, and today was running for the first time over a suitable distance
and as such the stable was expecting an improved performance.
Routine urine and blood specimens were taken
for analysis from New Star after the race.
27
24 July 2014
ZAMBEZI TORRENT v/s CAPTAIN MAGPIE
WINNER TAKES IT
ALL!
The final leg of the Three-year old
championship dominates Race
Meeting 21, with a duel set between
Zambezi Torrent and Captain Magpie. The former won the first leg over
1400m and the latter has an easy
race in the second leg and won from
start to finish over 1500m. Thus,
the winner of Saturday’s 3rd and
final leg on Saturday will definitely
walk away with the Three Year-Old
Championship, which was won last
year by Istiqraar.
After an under-par showing in the
second leg, Zambezi Torrent is
highly fancied to strike back. He
will be shouldering 57 kg, 4 kg less
than in his last start. The fact that
this race will be run at level weight,
makes it looks an easier task for the
Ramapatee Gujadhur trained gelding. Breaking from the ace, he will
take a lot of beat with Damien Oliver on board.
Captain Magpie did prove his credentials in the second leg, leading
throughout to score a dominant victory. He has continued to improve
in training and will try to make it
two in a row, so as to secure this 3
Year-Old Championship. However,
it will be much tougher than last
time and Captain Magpie will have
to be at his very best.
Other runners worth considering
include Blaze of Noon, who has
benefited from his debut run and is
expected to run a better race. The
Paul Foo Kune stable mates Mount
Hillaby and Forest Panther are also
worthy of respect – the former being the choice of Rye Joorawon.
However, it is very likely that this
main contest will come down between the Ramapatee Gujadhurtrained Zambezi Torrent and the
Rameshwar Gujadhur-trained Captain Magpie.
This Saturday is the last meeting
for Australian jockey Damien Oliver. His short stay in Mauritius has
been a success, with 8 wins scored,
including 2 main contests, and a
quadruple in Race Meeting 19. He
will be aiming to leave Mauritius on
a winning note. Along with Zambezi
Torrent, he has some good chances
Saturday
1
No
on King Fahiem (Race 1) and Beautiful Bhutan (Race 2). Don’t rule out
Azapel in race 5, as he has a habit of
pulling a rabbit from the hat.
After the shenanigans of last Saturday, the Paul Foo Kune stable will
be hoping for good things. Mauritian jockey Rye Joorawon will be
riding for the top-of-the-table stable for the next 3 weeks. He could
have a brilliant start with on Roving
Consort (Race 2), Rum Tum Tugger (Race 3), Carcassonne (Race
4), Love Struck (Race 5) and Eagle
Award (Race 8).
Paul Foo Kune’s chief rival and defending stable champion Gilbert
Rousset have enjoyed its hat-trick
last Saturday. Stable jockey Johnny
Geroudis has some decent rides
on Rear Admiral (Race 4), Albert
Mooney (Race 5), Governor General (Race 7) and the new comer
Obligation (Race 3).
It is in the 5th race that punters will
be looking at him with keen interest.
The favourite being Albert Mooney,
whose last run must be completely
ignored. He is in superb condition
and is backed to renew with success.
However, Liquid Motion is another
worthy contender. He opened his
account on his last run and another bold showing is expected from
the champion horse. Azapel, Love
Struck and Francois Bernardus are
all in with a chance in this 1400m
contest.
MRU 120k - 40k - 20k - 10k
HORSE
STABLE
JOCKEY
KG
GEAR
GATE
T.Factore
B.TIME
1
BIG LION
S. HENRY
R. JOORAWON
61
B
4
57.71
57.75
2
CAPTAINS BOUNTY
R. MAINGARD
R. BURKE
61
H
9
57.94
58.02
3
H. MAIGROT
G. Avranche
61
B+N
1
57.92
59.31
4
QUESTION TIME
PORT ALBERT
C. RAMDIN
N. MARDAY
60.5 (-3)
T
6
57.68
58.67
5
ACT OF VALOR
A. PERDRAU
J. BARDOTTIER
60
NT
8
57.69
57.74
6
KING FAHIEM
SPACEBEAM
GUJADHUR
D. OLIVER
59.5
BN
2
57.54
57.94
P. FOO KUNE
B. SOOFUL
59.5
B1NT
3
57.83
59.76
JM HENRY
R. Mullen
55.5
SNT
7
57.73
59.76
P. MERVEN
-
58.5
BN
5
57.59
58.76
7
8
T
APPEAL BOARD
KEEP WALKING
EA
2
No
10h05 THE LINES OF POWER PLATE
1500 - Rating: 31-15
MRU 125k - 45k - 20k - 10k
HORSE
STABLE
JOCKEY
KG
1
TAMWORTH
S. HENRY
B. BHAUGEERO
60 (-1.5)
2
KOWLOON BAY
G. ROUSSET
J. GEROUDIS
3
LEO'S RUSH
R. MAINGARD
4
BEAUTIFUL BHUTAN
INSIDE OUT
5
6
7
8
9
10
EA
GEAR
GATE
T.Factore
B.TIME
BN
5
1 31.09
1.33.62
59.5
N
7
1 31.23
1.32.26
R. BURKE
59.5
N
2
1 31.30
1.31.56
GUJADHUR
D. OLIVER
59
BT
8
1 31.22
1.31.67
JM HENRY
R. Mullen
58.5
-
4
1 30.54
1.33.73
SHERIFF MARSHALL
FYRKAT
V. ALLET
L. CURRIE
58.5
BNT
3
1 31.07
1.32.62
P. MERVEN
C. SEGEON
57.5
N
11
1 31.20
1.32.86
POWER DIVE
TORNADO MAN
A. PERDRAU
J. BARDOTTIER
57.5
SN
9
1 31.13
1.32.23
R. GUJADHUR
N. MARDAY
57.5 (-3)
S
10
1 30.58
1.31.64
ROVING CONSORT
OWLS DO CRY
P. FOO KUNE
R. JOORAWON
57
N
1
1 31.23
1.32.06
P. MERVEN
-
60
B+N
6
1 31.79
1.33.26
3
No
10h40
THE MUNICIPALITY OF PORT LOUIS 125TH ANNIVERSARY CUP
1400 - Rating: 36-20
MRU 130k - 45k - 23k - 12k
HORSE
STABLE
JOCKEY
KG
GEAR
GATE
T.Factore
ELUSIVE LOVE
IN THE FRAME
R. MAINGARD
R. BURKE
60
-
1
New
New
V. ALLET
L. CURRIE
60
N
5
1 25.11
1.26.14
BRIGHT SHINING
BURBERRY
C. RAMDIN
N. MARDAY
59.5 (-3)
N
6
New
New
4
S. HENRY
B. BHAUGEERO
59 (-1.5)
BN
11
1 25.43
1.26.13
5
CRAFTSMAN
HURLYWOOD
B. WOODWORTH
59
B1N
8
1 25.21
1.25.86
6
MIDNIGHT MASTER
R. GUJADHUR
J. BARDOTTIER
59
NT
7
124.16
1.24.72
7
G. ROUSSET
J. GEROUDIS
59
-
10
New
New
8
OBLIGATION
LEGION OF HONOUR
JM HENRY
S. BUSSUNT
58.5
D
9
1 25.60
1.26.68
9
MIGHTY LION
P. MERVEN
C. SEGEON
58.5
DT
4
1 26.49
1.26.55
RUM TUM TUGGER
TORERO DANCER
P. FOO KUNE
R. JOORAWON
58.5
N
3
1 25.00
1.25.04
P. MERVEN
-
59.5
B
2
1 25.55
1.25.55
1
2
3
10
EA
4
No
B.TIME
11h20 THE MAXIME BOULLÉ CUP
1850 - Rating: 56-40
MRU 170k - 60k - 30k - 15k
HORSE
STABLE
JOCKEY
KG
GEAR
GATE
T.Factore
B.TIME
1
BESUGO
P. MERVEN
C. SEGEON
60.5
N
4
1 54.05
1.55.17
2
P. FOO KUNE
R. JOORAWON
60.5
BN
8
1 53.44
1.54.36
3
CARCASSONNE
ROYAL CHALON
S. HENRY
B. BHAUGEERO
60.5 (-1.5
NT
9
1 54.29
1.55.83
4
SOLAR SYMBOL
GUJADHUR
D. OLIVER
60.5
N
5
1 54.72
1.56.34
SUMMER SANCTUARY
R. MAINGARD
R. BURKE
60
-
1
153.35
1.54.44
J. GEROUDIS
59.5
O
2
1 53.46
1.55.05
7
REAR ADMIRAL
STUNNING TIGER
G. ROUSSET
JM HENRY
R. Mullen
57
D
3
1 55.67
1.55.67
8
DUNRAVEN
V. ALLET
S. BHUNDOO
54.5 (-1.5
BN
7
1 53.61
1.54.91
9
HIGH ACCOLADE
P. MERVEN
Y. EMAMDEE
53.5
N
6
1 53.58
1.55.55
5
6
5
No
12h00 THE RAOUL ROCHECOUSTE CUP
1400 - Rating: 60+
MRU 240k - 90k - 50k - 30k
HORSE
STABLE
JOCKEY
KG
GEAR
1
LIQUID MOTION
P. MERVEN
C. SEGEON
61
NT
3
1 24.21
1.24.86
2
G. ROUSSET
J. GEROUDIS
59.5
-
6
1 24.25
1.24.33
3
ALBERT MOONEY
VETTEL
GUJADHUR
S. BUSSUNT
59
-
4
1 25.94
1.26.84
4
AZAPEL
GUJADHUR
D. OLIVER
58.5
N
8
1 24.21
1.24.48
5
DESERT SHEIK
FRANCOIS BERNARDUS
R. MAINGARD
R. BURKE
57.5
-
5
New
New
HURLYWOOD
Y. EMAMDEE
57.5
ND
10
1 24.94
1.25.25
LOVE STRUCK
DUAL ASSET
P. FOO KUNE
R. JOORAWON
55.5
N
1
124.15
1.24.42
8
JM HENRY
R. Mullen
54.5
-
2
New
New
9
GEMMAYZE STREET
P. FOO KUNE
B. SOOFUL
53.5
B1N
7
1 24.42
1.25.86
WIND TRIP
HURLYWOOD
B. WOODWORTH
53.5
BN
9
New
New
6
7
10
6
No
GATE T.Factore
B.TIME
12h35 THE Dynavena 3 YEAR OLD CHAMPION CUP
1600 - Rating: 3yr old
MRU 400k - 150k - 100k - 50k - 30k - 20k
HORSE
STABLE
JOCKEY
KG
GEAR
1
ZAMBEZI TORRENT
GUJADHUR
D. OLIVER
57
N
1
1 37.65
1.37.65
2
CAPTAIN MAGPIE
FOREST PANTHER
R. GUJADHUR
J. BARDOTTIER
57
N
6
137.11
1.37.68
P. FOO KUNE
B. SOOFUL
57
N
5
1 38.72
1.38.72
R. MAINGARD
R. BURKE
57
D
3
1 37.80
1.37.80
5
BLAZE OF NOON
SHODDY NICK
V. ALLET
L. CURRIE
57
B
4
1 38.09
1.38.96
6
MOUNT HILLABY
P. FOO KUNE
R. JOORAWON
57
B1N
2
1 37.78
1.38.26
3
4
7
No
GATE T.Factore
B.TIME
13h15 La Coupe du Bi-Centenaire
1600 - Rating: 61-45
MRU 180k - 60k - 30k - 15k
HORSE
STABLE
JOCKEY
KG
GEAR
1
STORM DANCER
JM HENRY
R. Mullen
60.5
-
1
New
New
2
BOTTOM DOLLAR
P. FOO KUNE
R. JOORAWON
60
N
7
1 38.16
1.39.26
3
POSSE COMITATUS
R. GUJADHUR
J. BARDOTTIER
60
N
4
1 37.39
1.37.55
4
G. ROUSSET
J. GEROUDIS
59.5
-
6
1 37.17
1.37.66
5
GOVERNOR GENERAL
PARKER
V. ALLET
L. CURRIE
59
N
3
1 39.41
1.39.41
6
ESTECO
P. FOO KUNE
P.K. HORIL
58.5
N
2
1 38.93
1.39.97
7
MASTER MASCUS
HURLYWOOD
B. WOODWORTH
57.5
B+ND
8
1 37.86
1.39.76
8
SKIPPYJON JONES
P. MERVEN
C. SEGEON
57
NT
5
1 37.25
1.38.55
8
No
Neilsen Ip
09h30 THE BROADWAY BILL PLATE
1000 - Rating: 25-0
GATE T.Factore
B.TIME
13h55 THE ALEXEI PLATE
1500 - Rating: 41-25
MRU 140k - 50k - 23k - 12k
HORSE
STABLE
JOCKEY
KG
GEAR
1
LEISURE JET
A. PERDRAU
S. BUSSUNT
61
-
9
1 31.70
1.32.26
2
MOON RAIDER
P. FOO KUNE
V. SOLA
61 (-1.5)
N
7
1 31.99
1.33.61
3
LIVIDUS
H. MAIGROT
G. Avranche
60.5
-
3
1 31.35
1.32.86
4
DIVINE CRUSADER
A. PERDRAU
J. BARDOTTIER
60
N
5
1 34.44
1.35.64
5
V. ALLET
L. CURRIE
60
N
10
1 31.33
1.34.52
6
I'LL BE BACK
THE PIEMAN
P. MERVEN
Y. EMAMDEE
59
NT
1
1 31.74
1.33.76
7
MISTER BRIGHTSIDE
P. MERVEN
C. SEGEON
57.5
N
4
New
New
8
OBAMA
ROYAL PERFORMER
G. ROUSSET
J. GEROUDIS
57.5
-
2
1 31.02
1.32.26
M. RAMDIN
V. NAIKO
57
SN
8
1 33.56
1.33.56
WIND GLIDER
GUJADHUR
D. OLIVER
57
OSN
6
1 31.68
1.32.75
9
10
GATE T.Factore
B.TIME
28
24 July 2014
09h30 THE BROADWAY BILL PLATE
1
1
DATE
1000 - Rating: 25-0
BIG LION (S. HENRY) h.b S.AF 3 yrs
RAT.
DIST.
TIME KG
B
GEAR GATE JOCKEY
14.06.14 25-0 1500 1.33.30 61
B
3 P.C.ORFFER
31.05.14 25-0 1365 1.22.90 59.5 B1
7 B.BHAUGEEROTHEE
10.05.14 25-0 1400
- 61
2 J.VICTOIRE
19.04.14 31-15 1500 1.34.25 58.5 5 J.VICTOIRE
Has improved. Back after rest. Is to be closely followed.
2
600 200 RANK WIN./SEC.
1
1
3
2
2
5
5
8
-
5
7
8
H
4
5
10 PEKwatile
8
4
5
8
20.25
9
5
4
6
M. Master
MThunder
P.Albert
Smitten
7.00
3.35
1.45
3.35
T
V.D. Scaler
Destiny's Tale
HJet
JFlash*
loin
1.85
7.45
1.65
7
8
7
V.D. Scaler
Golden Sheik
DDash
4.80
11.05
loin
FAVOURITE
C.SEGEON
C.SEGEON
P.K.HORIL
C.SEGEON
5 DON'T TELL MAMA
1 DTale*
10 YRoyal
5 TornMan
2.25
0.85
12.00
4.55
Outsider:
Spacebeam
gate
2
59.5KG
FLClub
BBerry
G.Baie
Wing Man
4.80
3.85
1.25
5.15
1
9
5
2
3
59.5KG
Average run
Usual effort
Improved run
Refused to jump
gate
3
3
5
6
3
5
8
7
ITBeep
Tobeastar
Saziwayo
BBeat
2.10
1.40
7.60
8.35
7
One-paced run
Slow to begin
Checked at start
Average run
gate
BN
4
9
3
5
9
8
8
9
V.D. Scaler
DON'T TELL MAMA
CTGers
Zhan Hu
TRAINING CLOCK
5 ACT OF VALOR
6 KING FAHIEM
EAKEEP WALKING
GEAR
13.33 14.86 -
13.64 -
35.82 23.73
13.64
ON
N
13.6
-
13.21 13.11 -
-
13.48 13.03
12.83 13.47
-
13.54 13.54 12.05 -
-
-
26.51 13.03
26.3 13.47
N
NT
N
38.08 26.42
38.34 26.56 13.34
NDT
BN
27.08 13.54
34.41 24.18
SNT
41.18 29.5
N
BN
12.05
61
60
60
60
N
-
2
3
12
10
B.BHAUGEEROTHEE
N
8
N
2
N
3
NX
2
draw. Can
R.JOORAWON
J.GEROUDIS
C.PULLER
C.PULLER
D.OLIVER
S.BUSSUNT
S.BUSSUNT
J.VICTOIRE
9
4
5
8
BBerry
Urbi Et Orbi
FStride
Tube Wave
5.77
6.95
5.20
13.25
3
6
-
No show
Bled
Average run
Unbalanced 1100m
1,44.20 60.5 -
3
N
3
6
5
2
9
8
9
9
BBerry
OEdge
A Time To Kill
G.Mountain
6.95
5.30
4.35
5.80
No progress
Checked 900m
Up there - no finish
Faded
N
3.55
5.70
3.15
1.25
6
6
7
7
8
1
10 10
3
5
1
9
M. Master
BBerry
ETTiger*
T. Island
1.60
4.20
1.45
12.20
9
6 K.GHUNOWA
8 K.GHUNOWA
8 K.GHUNOWA
Good draw.
5
3
7
5
4
8
2
6
8
PONT
D'AVIGNON
BBerry
CTGers
LBolt
8.65
Big disappointment
2.85
5.65
8.00
Good progress
Average run
Aucune impression
J.BARDOTTIER
B.WOODWORT
H
04.05.14 31-15 1400 1.26.75 57.5 5 B.WOODWORT
H
19.04.14 25-0 1400 1.25.53 59.5 SNX
1 B.WOODWORT
H
Narrowly beaten last out. Bad draw. To be followed.
TORNADO MAN
BNT
6
7
5
10
7
9
9
6
9
8
7
2
PONT
D'AVIGNON
BBerry
Eagle Award
Dee Major
ROVING CONSORT
28.06.14 41-25 1500 1.32.78 57.5
31.05.14 41-25 1500 1.32.03 58.5
03.05.14 46-30 1500 1.33.51 57
05.04.14 41-25 1500 1.32.33 60
Still not at his peak. To be reviewed.
N
N
ON
B
1
4
1
3
C.SEGEON
C.SEGEON
S.BUSSUNT
C.SEGEON
Average run
5.75
2.70
0.40
Wide home turn
Big disappointment
Improved
N
5
8
-
5
5
2
8
5
6
2
3
C.Magpie
BBeat
Takushi
Leeuloop Jet
4.35
0.90
0.05
5.00
Best Time:
Leo's Rush
Tornado Man
Beautiful Bhutan
Outsider:
Roving Consort
gate
11
57.5KG
Improved run
Steadied home turn
Hung in last 400m
Pulled hard early
SN
gate
1
2
2
2
M. Master
RTTugger
0.40
1.25
Beaten narrowly
Did his best
3
3
4
MThunder
2.80
Lacked extra this time
4
2
1
Y. Man*
1.00
Two in a row
2
2
2
2
2
6
6
-
9
57.5KG
3
1
gate
N. MARDAY
S
4
2
2
2
5
6
2
3
Urbi Et Orbi
BBerry
SFree
BABlue
T
4
3
7
5
6
5
6
2
M. Master
BBeat
TBassett
HBlue
1.75
4.95
0.30
2.10
10
57.5 (-3)KG
One-paced run
Disappointing run
Tried his best
Checked 300m
gate
R. JOORAWON
N
3.50
0.85
2.60
2.50
1
57KG
Disappointing
Steadied 1250m
Bad start
No match for winner
gate
B+N
5
6
4
3
8
7
6
8
8
5
9
8
Eagle Award
A. Emperor
Ruby King
KSurfer
TRAINING CLOCK
6.95
6.65
6.00
6.75
6
60KG
No show
No show
Steadied 1000m
Pace-faded
SPLIT TIME
200P 2400P 2200P
14.3 12.76 13.57
13.89 13.79 12.28
600m 400m 200m
40.63 26.33 13.57
39.96 26.07 12.28
13.2 13.14 13.61
12.62 11.96 12.16
39.95 26.75 13.61
36.74 24.12 12.16
14.17 13.38 -
41.67 27.55 13.38
-
12.65 13.25
35.2
-
5 INSIDE OUT
-
13.53 -
6 SHERIFF MARSHALL
13.02 12.34 13.42
12.74 -
38.78 25.76 13.42
25.35 12.74
N
N
7 FYRKAT
14.55 14
-
-
28.55 14
12.93
N
N
8 POWER DIVE
12.88 12.54 14.41 15.92 -
38.53 25.42 12.54
45.21 30.33 15.92
N
9 TORNADO MAN
13.39 -
27.56 13.39
37.89 25.97
S
10 ROVING CONSORT
-
26.15 12.91
36.53 24.7
N
N
38.23 25.97
40.65 27.1 14.35
N
N
HORSE
Sheriff Marshall didn't disgrace on his last race. He has 1 TAMWORTH
a good chance to be back in the winner's enclosure. He
should keep an eye on Roving Consort who will have
the advantage to start inside. Narrowly beaten on his 2 KOWLOON BAY
last race, Power Dive is also to be followed in this race.
Kowloon Bay and Leo's Rush are them good outsiders.
3 LEO'S RUSH
Leo's Rush
Beautiful Bhutan
Power Dive
3
J. BARDOTTIER
Sheriff Marshall
Place:
gate
C. SEGEON
(P. FOO KUNE) h.b S.AF 3 yrs
28.06.14 31-15 1400 1.26.38 58
N
2 D.DAVID
31.05.14 31-15 1365 1.22.65 58.5 N
9 D.DAVID
03.05.14 31-15 1365 1.24.57 57.5 N
9 D.DAVID
23.11.13 MdnmG 1400 1.28.46 58
2 R.FOURIE
Didn't disgrace last out. Excellent draw. Has a chance.
4
58.5KG
4.10
(R. GUJADHUR) h.b S.AF 4 yrs
1.42.62 50.5 9 N.MARDAY
1.38.82 59.5 S
9 F.DURSO
1.39.25 59.5 S
3 J.BARDOTTIER
1.26.41 59.5 S
7 P.C.ORFFER
out. Bad draw. Average chance.
gate
L. CURRIE
(V. ALLET) h.b S.AF 4 yrs
5
3
8
Good run
One-paced run
Back to best
Slow and inconvenienced
58.5KG
(A. PERDRAU) h.b S.AF 5 yrs
1.25.89 58
SN
1.32.27 58.5 SN
gate
59KG
R. Mullen
(P. MERVEN) h.b S.AF 3 yrs
POWER DIVE
2
Lacked finish
Steadied 1400m
Good run this class
Winner disqualified
BT
9
05.07.14 3yr
1500 1.32.10 52
4 P.K.HORIL
31.05.14 31-15 1365 1.22.66 58.5 N
7 C.SEGEON
02.01.14 MdnmG 1600 1.35.80 59
14 J. SAMPSON
19.12.13 MdnmG 1600 1.35.20 59
11 J. SAMPSON
Honorable race last out. Bad draw. Don't neglect him.
gate
59.5KG
D. OLIVER
4
L.CURRIE
7
59.5KG
R. BURKE
R.MULLEN
4
gate
J. GEROUDIS
(JM HENRY) h.a S.AF 8 yrs
1.39.60 59
TBN
10 L.CURRIE
1.39.51 59.5 TBN
4 N.JUGLALL
1.23.42 57
BNT
2 S.VEALE
last race. Good draw. Has a chance.
05.07.14 41-25 1650
07.06.14 1600
17.05.14 31-15 1600
26.04.14 31-15 1600
Hasn't done badly last
8
5
6
8
R.BURKE
8
7
7 BBerry
R.BURKE
3
3
3 Urbi Et Orbi
R.BURKE
6
5
4 FStride
R.BURKE
3
2
1 STSaint*
be back in the winner's enclosure.
21.06.14 36-20 1600
24.05.14 36-20 1600
19.04.14 41-25 1365
Didn't disgrace on his
28.06.14 31-15 1400
01.06.14 31-15 1500
9
7
8
8
5
60 (-1.5)KG
MARGIN COMMENT
(GUJADHUR) h.b S.AF 5 yrs
TB
7
TB
4
1
BN
8
followed.
SHERIFF MARSHALL
FYRKAT
600 200 RANK WIN./SEC.
(R. MAINGARD) h.b S.AF 5 yrs
BEAUTIFUL BHUTAN
FAVOURITE
26.81 13.21
13.11
25.57 12.82
38.44 27.33
B.BHAUGEEROTHEE
BN
EA OWLS DO CRY (P. MERVEN) h.b S.AF 4 yrs
H
12.75 12.82 -
B.BHAUGEEROTHEE
1,43.46 60.5 -
10
35.76 23.89
41.88 28.19 14.86
13.34 -
8 APPEAL BOARD
5
58.5KG
No show
Checked 950m
Unsuited by going
Pace-faded
SPLIT TIME
200P 2400P 2200P 600m 400m 200m
12.54 12.61 12.39 37.54 25
12.39
13.55 14.45 28
14.45
-
7 SPACEBEAM
13.50
6.15
13.55
13.25
P.C.ORFFER
gate
B. BHAUGEERO
(G. ROUSSET) h.b S.AF 4 yrs
1.39.26 58.5
1.54.31 58
1.32.52 58
1.33.13 59.5
out. Excellent
INSIDE OUT
6
6
5
7
12.07.14 31-15 1650
9
-
1.39.14
0.58.75
1.55.13
2.04.33
BN
N
N
07.06.14 1600 1.38.49 60.5 10.05.14 36-20 1365 1.43.50 58.5 26.04.14 41-25 1500 1.33.14 57
Is an irregular horse. Disappointing last out.
8
55.5KG
GEAR GATE JOCKEY
1.39.60 60
1.54.53 59
1.32.84 58.5
1.59.93 59.5
be reviewed.
28.06.14 31-15 1400 1.26.08 59.5
07.06.14 1600 1.38.70 60
10.05.14 25-0 1400 1.26.75 61
12.04.14 31-15 1400 1.26.89 58.5
Good race last out. Bad draw. To be
7
gate
TIME KG
LEO'S RUSH
21.06.14 36-20 1600
31.05.14 36-20 1850
17.05.14 36-20 1500
19.04.14 31-15 1500
Hasn't done badly last
6
R. Mullen
Place:
Act Of Valor
BIG LION
King Fahiem
8
Disappointing run
1st Victory in Mauritius
No show
Lacked stamina
SNT
HORSE
Big Lion is back after having been narrowly beaten by 1 BIG LION
Absalom on the 15th meeting. He has been well rested
and he is in a good shape. With Rye Joorawon on the
back and with a good draw, he can open his account. 2 CAPTAINS BOUNTY
The danger may come from Captains Bounty who will
be ridden by Robbie Burke. Despite his bad draw, he is
3 QUESTION TIME
to be followed. Beware also of King Fahiem who is at
ease on this distance
4 PORT ALBERT
Best Time:
gate
60KG
B. SOOFUL
8
6
4
8
3
MRU 125k - 45k - 20k - 10k
(S. HENRY) h.a S.AF 7 yrs
KOWLOON BAY
07.06.14 1600
24.05.14 31-15 1000
06.11.13 19
1800
16.10.13 2000
Need to improve.
5
Lay out
WIde throughout
Disappointing debut
B1NT
BIG LION
CAPTAINS BOUNTY
King Fahiem
Appeal Board
6
60.5 (-3)KG
BN
8
2
6
6
EA KEEP WALKING (P. MERVEN) h.a S.AF 6 yrs
12.07.14 25-0 1365 1,25.13 60
1
07.06.14 1000 0.58.45 60.5 BN
2
10.05.14 36-20 1365 1.44.79 56
2
26.04.14 36-20 1000 0.59.24 57
B
8
Like to race in front and he can do a good race.
gate
D. OLIVER
8
4
5
3
2
4
Unbalanced home turn
One-paced run
Lost ground, wide
Two in a row
NT
APPEAL BOARD (JM HENRY) h.a S.AF 9 yrs
K.GHUNOWA
K.GHUNOWA
K.GHUNOWA
K.GHUNOWA
1
61KG
J. BARDOTTIER
3
8
7
DIST.
12.07.14 31-15 1650
SPACEBEAM (P. FOO KUNE) h.a S.AF 5 yrs
12.07.14 30-0 1000 0.57.97 53.5 9
21.06.14 22-0 1400 1.26.08 55
TN
4
17.05.14 30-0 1400 1.27.36 52.5 TN
1
26.04.14 30-0 1365 1.24.26 53.5 6
Is improving but is disadvantage by his draw.
gate
Reared at start
One-paced run
slow
Taken back at start
KING FAHIEM (GUJADHUR) h.b S.AF 6 yrs
S.BUSSUNT
S.BUSSUNT
N.T.CALLOW
S.BUSSUNT
9
61KG
N. MARDAY
ACT OF VALOR (A. PERDRAU) h.b S.AF 3 yrs
7
5
5
2
gate
One-paced run
Inquiry into run
Scracthed
Bumped 400m
B+N
10
6
6
6
05.07.14 25-0 1600 1.40.50 60.5 8 S.BUSSUNT
8 6
5
07.06.14 1600 1.38.65 58
TND
1 D.DAVID
8 8
4
24.05.14 25-0 1600 1.40.15 61
TND
5 M.NEISIUS
7 6
4
03.05.14 25-0 1650 1.44.67 61
TND
6 D.DAVID
6 6
6
Starting from a good draw. Will be at the finish if he don't miss his departure.
8
2.90
1.75
PORT ALBERT (C. RAMDIN) c.b S.AF 5 yrs
07.06.14 1000 0.57.86 59.5 BN
10.05.14 30-0 1000 0.57.49 55
26.04.14 22-0 1500 1.34.68 60.5 22.03.14 30-0 1400 1.26.88 57
BN
Well place for the win. To be followed.
7
M. Master
OEdge
RAT.
21.06.14 36-20 1600
31.05.14 36-20 1850
17.05.14 36-20 1500
03.05.14 41-25 1850
Still not at his best. To
Unconvincing ride
Hung in
Non-starter
dissapointing
G. Avranche
12.07.14 25-0 1365 1,23.73 60.5 5 J.BARDOTTIER
5
23.11.13 25-0 1000 1.00.52 61
7 R.JOORAWON
5
10.11.13 25-0 1400 1.29.38 61
N
4 R.JOORAWON
1
Second race here. He is well but with his draw, his chance are slim.
6
0.15
2.50
6.40
1
1500 - Rating: 31-15
TAMWORTH
DATE
R. BURKE
12.07.14 25-0 1365 1,27.58 60.5 10 M.NEISIUS
2 10 10
21.06.14 31-15 1000 0.57.66 57
TN
5 M.NEISIUS
4 4
5
31.05.14 25-0 1365 1.23.67 56.5 T
8 A.BALLOO
2 7
8
04.05.14 22-0 1365 1.24.28 60
T
5 R.JOORAWON
1 1
1
Is a regular horse. If he can overcome his draw, he will finish in the money.
5
Absalom
HJet
BBhutan
STSaint
QUESTION TIME (H. MAIGROT) h.a S.AF 5 yrs
28.06.14 31-15 1400 1.26.94 58.5 ON
10 G.AVRANCHE
04.05.14 31-15 1400 1.26.84 58.5 1 R.JOORAWON
05.04.14 31-15 1365 1.23.53 59.5 B
1 Y.EMAMDEE
10.11.13 31-15 1365 1.22.93 59.5 B
9 M.NEISIUS
Is to be followed with his good draw. Good chance.
4
3
5
4
4
61KG
MARGIN COMMENT
CAPTAINS BOUNTY (R. MAINGARD) h.b S.AF 3 yrs
28.06.14 31-15 1400 1.26.29 58
H
9 R.BURKE
24.05.14 31-15 1000 0.58.16 57.5 H
8 R.BURKE
05.04.14 31-15 1365
58.5 R.BURKE
14.09.13 Md3mG 1400
58.5 7 B.FAYDHERBE
Bad draw and this is not an advantage on 1000m. To be reviewed.
3
gate
R. JOORAWON
10h05 THE LINES OF POWER PLATE
2
MRU 120k - 40k - 20k - 10k
4 BEAUTIFUL BHUTAN
EAOWLS DO CRY
This supplement is published for information. It is not the official program.
12.93
-
13.24 12.91
13.55 12.75 14.35
23.38
-
GEAR
N
N
BT
S
13.53
39.13 26.66
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10h40
3
THE MUNICIPALITY OF PORT LOUIS 125TH ANNIVERSARY CUP
1400 - Rating: 36-20
ELUSIVE LOVE
1
DATE
RAT.
DIST.
TIME KG
GEAR GATE JOCKEY
25.01.14 1200
73.70 58.0 K SHEA
04.01.14 1200
72.55
F ANTHONY
18.12.13
1000
60.0 A FORTUNE
Will make his debut on our turf. Excellent draw.
IN THE FRAME
2
BRIGHT SHINING
3
31.12.13 27.10.13 13.10.13 First race at the
05.07.14
24.05.14
05.04.14
30.11.13
Far from
CRAFTSMAN
14.06.14 3YR 1400
31.05.14 41-25 1500
12.11.13 Mr74E 1450
22.10.13 MdnmG 1400
Improved run last out.
28.06.14 31-15
31.05.14 31-15
26.04.14 36-20
29.03.14 36-20
Winner last out.
N
8 S.BUSSUNT
N
5 N.JUGLALL
8 J.SMITSDORFF
8 B.LERENA
be reviewed.
LEGION OF HONOUR
MIGHTY LION
11
EA
36-20 1500
31-15 1500
31-15 1400
31-15 1400
beaten in his
K.GHUNOWA
K.GHUNOWA
K.GHUNOWA
R.BURKE
2 C.SEGEON
N
2 Y.EMAMDEE
N
6 C.SEGEON
D.DILLON
draw. To be reviewed.
4
9
8
8
7
9
9
8
TORERO DANCER
D.DAVID
D.DAVID
J.GEROUDIS
N.JUGLALL
To be followed.
2
1
4
Commodity Strike
Rainier*
Preach Power
gate
6
59.5 (-3)KG
2.00
0.75
2.00
BN
9
8
7
8
9
7
7
7
6
6
7
7
Zhan Hu
Zhan Hu
NCompares
LBolt
8.45
10.40
7.90
9.00
gate
11
59 (-1.5)KG
Slow at start
No finish
Slow
Heavy going
6
3
-
6
6
1
1
6
7
3
1
Z. Torrent
A. Emperor
THelmsman
Acapulco*
4
7
9
3
3
4
9
3
1
3
8
5
3.30
8.20
2.25
2.25
gate
8
59KG
gate
0.40
0.35
6.35
3.30
7
59KG
Credit to jockey
Improved run
Slow to begin
First start-pull
gate
10
59KG
-
-
3
2
1
Hunting Horn
CStyle
V.Emblem*
2.30
2.00
3.00
9
7
8
5
10
6
7
5
gate
S. BUSSUNT
D
10
5
8
5
Iwayini
AFlirting
Ryder Cup
Ruby King
11.50
5.25
8.30
4.75
9
58.5KG
No show
Bled
Bad start
Steadied 800m
DT
6
6
2
-
7
6
6
-
8
5
7
4
Alvaro
Piquet
Zhan Hu
T.helmsman
3
2
6
6
13.65
6.05
14.50
5.75
gate
4
58.5KG
Unbalanced rider
No show
Ducked out
3
1
2
2
2
1
2
2
T. Island
Power Dive*
MThunder
T. Island
0.15
1.25
0.40
0.40
gate
3
58.5KG
Beaten a whisker
Ran to expectations
Beaten on the line
Beaten by better
10 10
-
10
1
5
C.Magpie
Z. Torrent
Tora Tora*
Barbel Run
TRAINING CLOCK
4 BURBERRY
11.40
1.75
4.25
gate
2
59.5KG
No show
Declared non starter
1600
1850
1600
1600
1.38.47
1.54.87
1.38.38
1.39.25
SPLIT TIME
200P 2400P 2200P
12.51 12.67 -
600m 400m 200m
12.51
36.81 25.35 12.67
13.26 12.02 12.07
13
14.52 -
37.35 24.09 12.07
42.65 27.52 14.52
12.96 12.7 12.85 14.52
37.23 26.17 12.96
40.07 27.37 14.52
12.22 -
12.22
36.54 25.46
-
GEAR
59.5
60
61
59
ROYAL CHALON
BN
BN
BN
21.06.14 61-45 1850
1.55.93 59.5 TN
24.05.14 61-45 1400
19.04.14 61-45 1600
22.03.14 61-45 1400
Is in a good race but it
1.25.43 57.5
1.39.50 60.5
1.25.85 60.5
will be tough
SOLAR SYMBOL
TN
1
NT
2
NT
1
for him.
ON
60.5 60.5 61
X
58.5 chance.
REAR ADMIRAL
28.06.14
07.06.14
04.05.14
12.04.14
Is finding
MOZART'S
GIOVANNI
0.60
Improved run
4
3
5
E. Approach
BFlare
Vettel
2.40
0.75
6.80
Good run
Brushed rails 600m
Outclassed here
8
3
5
6
BN
8
1
5
6
5
1
6
8
PComitatus
Blue Lord*
AEmpire
PComitatus
2.75
2.55
3.35
6.50
STUNNING TIGER
05.07.14
23.11.13
02.11.13
21.09.13
Facing a
51-35 1365 1.23.99 60.5
51-35 1600 1.37.80 61
61-45 1500 1.32.50 57.5
56-40 1600 1.38.20 61
competitive field. Distance
8
2
7
3
NT
9
8
MOZART'S
GIOVANNI
6.45
No show
B.BHAUGEEROTHEE
8
7
8
7
5
7
5
5
6
Pierneef
Gida
Wieland
3.20
3.45
2.20
Steadied 1000m
Average run
Good finsh
J.VICTOIRE
J.VICTOIRE
D.OLIVER
5
8
9
7
8
J.GEROUDIS
R.JOORAWON
J.GEROUDIS
J.GEROUDIS
3
3
2
1
K.GHUNOWA
J.SAMUEL
J.SAMUEL
8
3
1
1
B.BHAUGEEROTHEE
HIGH ACCOLADE
7
8
2
4
N
6
7
11
8
8
3
8
2
7
1
8
1
5
7
7
8
7
5.65
Average run
C Major
GGeneral
DLight
loin
9.80
11.05
Never in it
checked 100m
Backed, disappointing
Carcassonne
Summer Sanctuary
Dunraven
Shahrukh*
Shahrukh
E.Chance*
Kalinago
0.40
7.45
2.25
2.80
38.18 25.18 12.68
39.05 26.71 13.9
N
N
8 LEGION OF HONOUR
14.58 13.9 14.04 12.88 12.91
40.39 28.48 13.9
39.83 25.79 12.91
9 MIGHTY LION
13.01 13.53 -
26.54 13.53
38.75 27.4
N
DT1
10 RUM TUM TUGGER
-
24.53 11.84
37.29 25.36
N
N
11 TORERO DANCER
13.56 13.26 -
36.6
BN
B1
SMS Format:
O
3
2
1
1
4
4
1
1
PComitatus
Kalinago
Blue Lord*
UJoy*
E.g
gate
2.70
1.70
0.60
2.65
2
59.5KG
One-paced run
One-paced run
Expected win
Pillar to post
gate
R. Mullen
D
7
3
4
4
7
3
5
4
Zhan Hu
King's Guard
Ghost Dog
Wonder Kid
8.75
1.90
4.95
4.25
BN
10
3
5
5
9
4
3
7
8
6
2
6
Carson City
Tube Wave
CFirth
BFlare
3
57KG
No show
Good run
Set pace-Faded
Pace-faded
gate
7.10
6.75
2.25
2.85
C.SEGEON
C.SEGEON
C.SEGEON
C.DABY
6
1
10
6
7
54.5 (-1.5KG
Average run
Disappointing run
Good run
Average run
gate
Y. EMAMDEE
N
6
2
7
6
5
4
4
6
Tube Wave
Carcass.
AFlirting
Gida
HORSE
1 BESUGO
2 CARCASSONNE
5.70
3.65
3.80
8.60
6
53.5KG
Over-raced
Slow to begin
Good run
No show
SPLIT TIME
200P 2400P 2200P
13.72 -
600m 400m 200m
39.33 26.19 13.72
GEAR
N
13.13 -
36.06 24.77
40.07 26.8 13.13
BN
N
-
3 ROYAL CHALON
12.71 13.04 13.44
13.21 13.72 13.91
39.19 26.48 13.44
40.84 27.63 13.91
4 SOLAR SYMBOL
-
-
5 SUMMER SANCTUARY
12.53 12.41 13.72
11.87 12.41
38.66 26.13 13.72
24.28 12.41
6 REAR ADMIRAL
13.25 14.41 14.4
13.29 12.34 13.3
42.06 28.81 14.4
38.93 25.64 13.3
13.77 -
-
36.83 25.53
13.77
D
8 DUNRAVEN
16.03 14.5
15.04
45.57 29.54 15.04
36.57 24.79
N
B+N
9 HIGH ACCOLADE
12.63 13.59 -
26.22 13.59
36.76 25.07
N
N
7 STUNNING TIGER
AmountR?H?R?H?
Amount = Stakes amount
Flying finish
Steadied 1400 and 700m
Impressive win
Bon début
J. GEROUDIS
13.2 12.94
13.98 13.57
BN
13
12.5 12.68
12.34 12.81 13.9
1
60KG
TRAINING CLOCK
Besugo
Carcassonne
Rear Admiral
gate
R. BURKE
S. BHUNDOO
B.SOOFUL
L.CURRIE
S.VEALE
C.DABY
Even if he will be for the first time on 1850m, Summer
Sanctuary can be a winner. He has maintained his form
after his last win. Besugo is almost at his peak and he
will be a danger in this event. He is advantage by the
distance and he will try to have the first run.
Carcassonne is in a good shape and he is to be
followed while Rear Admiral will try to trap his opponents
at the outpost.
5
60.5KG
MOZART'S
GIOVANNI
(P. MERVEN) h.b S.AF 6 yrs
28.06.14 51-35 1850 1.56.16 57
N
01.06.14 51-35 1850 1.55.50 57
N
10.05.14 46-30 1365 1.24.77 60.5 N
19.04.14 61-45 1600 1.40.35 54
N
Form is good but he is to be reviewed.
gate
D. OLIVER
11 11
4
5
4
8
R.BURKE
R.BURKE
R.BURKE
R.BURKE
9
60.5 (-1.5KG
9
(V. ALLET) h.a S.AF 6 yrs
1,56.57 61
1.56.32 60
N
1.46.13 60
N
1.32.52 58
N
his last 2 races.
gate
B. BHAUGEERO
(JM HENRY) h.b S.AF 5 yrs
D
D
D
good.
8
60.5KG
Big disappointment
Got first run
Needed the run
Lost form
(R. MAINGARD) h.a S.AF 4 yrs
9
1
2
8
gate
R. JOORAWON
(G. ROUSSET) h.b S.AF 4 yrs
7
12.07.14 46-30 1850
28.06.14 51-35 1850
10.05.14 51-35 1650
12.04.14 56-40 1500
Was disappointing on
3
5
3
4
Royal Chalon
7 OBLIGATION
26.82 13.26
24.77
2
56-40 1600 1.38.46 59
8
1500 1.30.79 60
9
56-40 1850 1.55.36 58
3
46-30 1500 1.31.79 61
X
2
the competition tough. Good form.
DUNRAVEN
2
9
3
5
P.C.ORFFER
56
BN
10 S.BUSSUNT
60.5 BN
3 N.T.CALLOW
59.5 BN
5 N.JUGLALL
competitive horse.
Outsider:
NT
12.69 11.84
8
SUMMER SANCTUARY
21.06.14 51-35 1600 1.37.34
31.05.14 51-35 1500 1.31.66
26.04.14 46-30 1400 1.25.42
12.04.14 51-35 1365 1.22.46
Has a powerful dash. Excellent
3
(GUJADHUR) h.a S.AF 9 yrs
1.55.79 59
01.06.14 68-52 1600 1.42.41
05.04.14 61-45 1500 1.31.97
28.10.13 66-50 1850 1.55.10
Starting to be old but remain a
3
1
1
6
4
60.5KG
MARGIN COMMENT
(S. HENRY) h.b S.AF 8 yrs
Best Time:
N
N
600 200 RANK WIN./SEC.
D.DAVID
D.DAVID
D.DAVID
B.WOODWORT
H
Is in a superb form. Can be a winner if wisely ridden.
3
56-40
51-35
51-35
56-40
C.SEGEON
N
(P. FOO KUNE) c.a S.AF 6 yrs
Place:
35.52 23.7
39.47 27.32 13.41
BRIGHT SHINING
CARCASSONNE
7
Summer Sanctuary
13.91 13.41 -
6 MIDNIGHT MASTER
N
FAVOURITE
B
2
9
R. JOORAWON
N
1.23.61 58
SN
6 C.SEGEON
1.38.03 60
SN
2 C.SEGEON
1.52.73 58
N
6 S.RAMA
Is in a nice shape. Outsider.
8
C. SEGEON
GEAR GATE JOCKEY
1.54.92 58
6
J. GEROUDIS
TIME KG
gate
C. SEGEON
(P. MERVEN) h.b S.AF 5 yrs
03.05.14 61-45 1365
10.08.13 56-40 1600
27.07.13 4Yrs 1850
Improved run last out.
5
J. BARDOTTIER
Power Dive*
BBeat
Zhan Hu
DeuxFab.
DIST.
21.06.14 61-45 1850
Average run
Checked 1250m
Hung in last 500m
Led - easy winner
NT
RAT.
MRU 170k - 60k - 30k - 15k
21.06.14 61-45 1850
4
B. WOODWORTH
B1N
BESUGO
28.06.14
01.06.14
26.04.14
16.11.13
B. BHAUGEERO
Place:
Outsider:
Race wide
No show
No show
Not in it
N
HORSE
Midnight Master won a nice victory last out. If he can 1 ELUSIVE LOVE
overcome his draw, he can snatch a second
consecutive win. He should beware of Rum Tum Tugger
who has been narrowly beaten last out, It will also be 2 IN THE FRAME
interesting to following the progress of the newcomers,
Elusive Love, Bright Shining and Obligation.
3 BRIGHT SHINING
Midnight Master
Rum Tum Tugger
TORERO DANCER
5
60KG
N. MARDAY
Midnight Master
Best Time:
5.35
9.35
9.55
13.00
(P. MERVEN) h.a S.AF 3 yrs
05.07.14 3yr
1500 1.33.31 55
5 Y.EMAMDEE
14.06.14 3YR 1500
- 56.5 N
7 C.SEGEON
04.01.14
1160
66.10 55.0 JUGLALL
28.12.13 1160
69.00 55
R.MUNGER
Finished last on his previous race. To be reviewed.
ELUSIVE LOVE
OBLIGATION
Rum Tum Tugger
Ushoko.
AEmpire
RAdmiral
DOReckoning
(P. FOO KUNE) h.b S.AF 4 yrs
1,31.94 59.5 10
1.32.05 60
N
4
1.26.32 59
3
124.98 60
N
9
last race. Average draw.
FAVOURITE
2
9
8
6
(JM HENRY) h.b S.AF 6 yrs
8
3
3
2
gate
L. CURRIE
N
1
1850 - Rating: 56-40
DATE
3.05
1.70
2.95
(P. MERVEN) h.a S.AF 4 yrs
RUM TUM TUGGER
12.07.14
01.06.14
04.05.14
12.04.14
Narrowly
MARGIN COMMENT
(G. ROUSSET) h.a S.AF 3 yrs
12.07.14 41-25 1365 1,32.63 58
07.06.14 1000 0.58.43 58.5
24.05.14 41-25 1365 1.26.00 58.5
12.11.13
1450
58.5
Was disappointing last out. Average
10
Silver Salver
Silver Bluff
Tour De Var
(R. GUJADHUR) h.b S.AF 4 yrs
1400 1.25.83 60
TN
1 F.DURSO
1365 1.22.57 60.5 TN
6 F.DURSO
1000 0.58.09 58.5 NDT1
2 P.C.ORFFER
1365 1.23.58 58.5 2 P.C.ORFFER
Nad draw. Can double the score.
14.06.14 46-30 1365 1.25.33 56.5 10.05.14 46-30 1365 1.25.03 56.5 O
22.03.14 41-25 1000 0.58.55 60
09.11.13 46-30 1400 1.25.04 57.5 B
Disappointing last out. To be reviewed.
9
4
4
4
A MGUDLWA
C ZACKEY
A MARCUS
horse. To be followed.
16.02.14 1200
58.0  
12.01.14 1200
59.0 S CORMACK
24.11.13 1200
59.0 A DELPECH
First race on our turf. Has the potential. Bad draw.
8
-
(HURLYWOOD) h.a S.AF 3 yrs
1.26.35 55
1.32.28 57.5
1.25.95 53.5
1.29.66 58
Bad draw. To
OBLIGATION
7
L.CURRIE
V.SOLA
S.VEALE
O.PESLIER
2 N.MARDAY
BN
8 B.BHAUGEEROTHEE
BN
3 J.VICTOIRE
5 J.GEROUDIS
range. To be reviewed.
MIDNIGHT MASTER
6
-
(S. HENRY) h.b.b S.AF 8 yrs
51-35 1365 1.23.95 51
41-25 1365 1.25.36 58.5
46-30 1365 1.23.81 58.5
41-25 1400 1.27.05 61
his best level. Is in a lower
5
600 200 RANK WIN./SEC.
(C. RAMDIN) h.a S.AF 3 yrs
1450
86.50 53
1200
56.5 1000
59
Champ de Mars. Is a promising
BURBERRY
4
10
8
6
5
1
60KG
(V. ALLET) h.b S.AF 5 yrs
05.07.14 46-30 1400 1.26.99 58
26.04.14 51-35 1600 1.39.42 54.5 N
12.04.14 46-30 1500 1.33.30 59.5 N
01.12.13 46-30 1600 1.40.44 59.5 N
Disappointing last out. To be reviewed.
gate
R. BURKE
(R. MAINGARD) h.a S.AF 4 yrs
11h20 THE MAXIME BOULLÉ CUP
4
MRU 130k - 45k - 23k - 12k
R = Race
27.55 13.57
N
N
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24 July 2014
12h00 THE RAOUL ROCHECOUSTE CUP
5
1
1400 - Rating: 60+
LIQUID MOTION (P. MERVEN) h.b S.AF 5 yrs
DATE
RAT.
DIST.
TIME KG
GEAR GATE JOCKEY
NT
600 200 RANK WIN./SEC.
05.07.14 60
1500 1.30.47 58
4 C.SEGEON
4
01.06.14 60+ 1600 1.37.00 58
TN
4 C.SEGEON
5
04.05.14 60+ 1500 1.30.26 58
TN
5 C.SEGEON
5
12.04.14 60+ 1400 1.24.25 58
NT
9 C.SEGEON
7
Was impressive on Tuesday. Good form. Remains the horse to beat.
2
4
7
3
7
M V'RENSBURG
G LERENA
M V'RENSBURG
7
4.25
2.20
0.15
3.75
30.11.13
1600 1.38.51 61
B
6 S.BROWN
05.11.13 Mr99B 1700 1.39.78 60.5 B
3 S.BROWN
14.09.13 PinnA 1450 1.28.17 60
B
6 S.BROWN
04.08.13 Mr97B 1600 1.37.12 58.5 B
3 S.BROWN
Well prepared and he caught the glances during his barrier trial.
6
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S. BUSSUNT
4
59KG
4
8
2
1
10
11
8
2
10
11
8
2
AMooney
TOBravery
Intercon.
Intercon.
15.50
loin
7.75
1.75
Needed the run
Checked severely 1350m
Over-raced, no show
Difficult race
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D. OLIVER
N
5
3
3
4
4
3
4
1
2
1
6
1
CASEY'S WAR
LWHeart*
Casey'sW
Abington*
0.90
1.55
2.90
0.10
Did his best
Back to best
Needed the run
3rd win 2013
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5
57.5KG
-
-
3
5
-
5
9
3
8
8
58.5KG
R. BURKE
3
5
9
Forest Indigo
Isobar
Jade Bay
0.40
0.55
4.25
6
5
-
11
2
15
12
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Y. EMAMDEE
ND
PBound
Casey'sW
H C Billy
L. Struck
4.20
0.30
15.25
17.00
10
57.5KG
Disappointing run
Unlucky
In touch - faded
Lame r/f
N
gate
3
10
4
4
3
6
5
3
DLight
PBound
AMooney
Bulsara
0.60
1.17
4.75
3.15
1
55.5KG
Improved run
Nice improvement
No finsh
hesitated at start
9
2
4
5
F.Of France
Fulcrum
R.Z.Warrior
Baracah
6.25
0.25
4.75
3.50
28.06.14 4yr
1600 1.40.80 55
N
1 F.DURSO
2 5
07.06.14 1400 1.24.07 58
N
2 D.DAVID
6 6
10.05.14 60+ 1365 1.23.78 53
N
8 V.A.BUNDHOO
8 7
26.04.14 68-52 1400 1.26.04 60
N
9 M.NEISIUS
1 4
Was wearing the blinkers in training. Will draw advantage of his handicap.
5
6
4
4
gate
2
Nothing to come
Stayed on
Pulled hard early
In touch - no extra
B1N
10 WIND TRIP (HURLYWOOD) h.b S.AF 4 yrs
19.00
4.35
0.90
7.40
gate
7
53.5KG
5
8
3
3
Coffee Sheik
Astro News
Pyrotechnics
Cherbou.
TRAINING CLOCK
Liquid Motion
HORSE
Liquid Motion is actually at his peak as demonstrated by 1 LIQUID MOTION
his training Tuesday morning. He is the horse to beat.
Albert Mooney has been unlucky last out. He has been
impressive in training this week and as he will be at the 2 ALBERT MOONEY
outpost, he remains a danger. Azapel is in a good shape
and he will also be at the finish, while Love Struck
3 VETTEL
remains a danger. Desert Sheikh has the potential to
make a victorious start while Wind Trip is an outsider.
4 AZAPEL
Place:
1.15
5.15
0.30
0.75
38.72 26.13 13.6
25.39 13.13
12.22 15.08 -
38.08 25.25 12.22
40.62 28.91 15.08
-
12.64 13.89 13.84
12.81 11.97 -
40.37 27.73 13.84
38.63 24.78 11.97
N
N
13.56 12.12 12.66
12.11 14.75
38.34 24.78 12.66
26.86 14.75
Best Time:
7 LOVE STRUCK
-
-
24.88 11.4
-
N
N
8 DUAL ASSET
12.52 12.87 12.8 12.9 -
38.3
-
25.39 12.87
25.7 12.9
B
9 GEMMAYZE STREET
12.92 12.88 12.96 12.49
-
25.8 12.88
25.45 12.49
BN
BN
10 WIND TRIP
13.94 14.45 12.85 12.78 -
42.84 28.39 14.45
39.73 25.63 12.78
Outsider:
DESERT SHEIK
7
1
6
4
4
1
8
2
C.Magpie
C.Magpie*
Via Africa
Viva La Var
1
3
3
-
1
3
6
1
4.30
1
8.00
0.40
05.07.14 3yr
1500 1.32.99 58
04.10.13 RassA 1400 1.26.80 56
28.09.13 Mr74E 1300 1.21.58 59
B
27.07.13 PcstA 1600 1.25.23 58
B
Has improved after his last race. Difficult.
9
10
4
1
V.A.BUNDHOO
R.FOURIE
R.FOURIE
R.FOURIE
6
-
8
1
1
3
One-paced run
Nice debut
No Show
Good Finish
N
1
2
6
1
M. Hillaby*
Z. Torrent
T.C.Son
Azincourt**
1.80
1.00
5.00
1.75
05.07.14 3yr
1500 1.32.24 58
6 R.BURKE
11.01.14 PolsA 1800 1.53.46 53.5 3 R.FOURIE
Mr73E
14.12.13
1600 1.40.82 57.5 4 R.FOURIE
MdnmG
20.11.13
1600 1.41.57 58
3 S.CORMACK
He needed his first race. To be closely followed.
8
-
7
3
3
3
05.07.14 3yr
1500 1.32.03 56.5
14.06.14 3YR 1400 1.26.29 58
24.05.14 51-35 1400 1.27.19 58
10.05.14 61-45 1000 1.0.04 53
Improved last out. Can be placed.
B1
-
1
3
3
7
L.CURRIE
L.CURRIE
V.NAIKO
S.VEALE
N
8
1
3
9
C.Magpie
Front Man**
C.Magpie
Kochka
9.55
3.25
1.50
7.40
Race wide
Too good here
Pace tried hard
Pulled hard early
D
6
1
5
1
C.Magpie
Strongman**
H.Blue
Warcraft**
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5.15
0.20
1.70
3.75
3
57KG
No clear run 150m
Well handed to win
Made progress
Fractious - easy
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L. CURRIE
B
3
5
8
8
3
5
8
8
3
5
8
8
C.Magpie
Z. Torrent
DBrasco
A. Sun
4.00
2.90
10.55
12.25
2
2
4
5
2
4
4
7
4
57KG
Improved run
No show
No show
Needed the run
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R. JOORAWON
B1N
2
3
5
6
C.Magpie
Z. Torrent
Chequer
SSanctuary
TRAINING CLOCK
HORSE
Zambezi Torrent is in a great shape and he has 1 ZAMBEZI TORRENT
improved. With his draw he is a banker in this race.
Captain Magpie will try the same tactic as last time while
Blazing Noon is to be closely followed this time. Mount 2 CAPTAIN MAGPIE
Hillaby is also a good outsider.
1.80
1.75
2.10
5.10
2
57KG
Good run
Good run
Improved run
Average run
SPLIT TIME
200P 2400P 2200P 600m 400m 200m
36.02 24.29
13.43 12.61 13.06 39.1 25.67 13.06
GEAR
N
N
12.7
11.32 12.6
36.62 23.92 12.6
36.36 25.03
N
N
3 FOREST PANTHER
-
12.39 11.42
23.81 11.42
37.25 25.46
N
N
4 BLAZE OF NOON
13.17 12.59 12.64
12.43 -
38.4
-
13
36.76 25.19
42.19 27.52 14.52
B
BN
36.52 25.07
37.72 25.96 12.56
N
BN
Best Time:
Zambezi Torrent
Captain Magpie
BLAZE OF NOON
5
57KG
R. BURKE
MOUNT HILLABY (P. FOO KUNE) c.a S.AF 3 yrs
05.07.14 3yr
1500 1.31.64 56.5 10 D.DAVID
14.06.14 3YR 1400 1.26.09 58
N
2 D.DAVID
01.06.14 46-30 1400 1.25.01 59.5 N
3 D.DAVID
26.04.14 46-30 1400 1.26.22 59.5 N
8 N.T.CALLOW
Remains on a good performance behind C. Magpie. Is a danger.
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B. SOOFUL
SHODDY NICK (V. ALLET) h.b S.AF 3 yrs
5
6
57KG
Pillar to post
Beaten by better
Needed the run
Good ride
BLAZE OF NOON (R. MAINGARD) h.b S.AF 3 yrs
4
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J. BARDOTTIER
FOREST PANTHER (P. FOO KUNE) h.a S.AF 3 yrs
3
1
MARGIN COMMENT
5 SHODDY NICK
6 MOUNT HILLABY
14.52 -
12.56 -
-
25.23 12.64
12.43
BLAZE OF NOON
GEAR
N
NT
5 DESERT SHEIK
13.48 11.4
05.07.14 3yr
1500 1.31.34 58
2 J.BARDOTTIER
14.06.14 3YR 1400 1.25.97 59.5 N
1 F.DURSO
03.05.14 51-35 1365 1.26.82 57.5 N
4 P.C.ORFFER
20.11.13 Mr77D 1400 1.28.62 58.5 7 G.HATT
Good form. Will try to trap his opponents one more time.
AmountR?H?R?H?R?H?....betName
Albert Mooney
Azapel
Love Struck
Albert Mooney
Love Struck
Azapel
7
4
-
CAPTAIN MAGPIE (R. GUJADHUR) h.b S.AF 3 yrs
2
Outsider:
Needed run
Slow - some progress
Unbal. - hung late
Carried in late
12.59 12.53 13.6
12.26 13.13
600 200 RANK WIN./SEC.
57KG
9
53.5KG
SPLIT TIME
200P 2400P 2200P 600m 400m 200m
13.09 13.09
36.27 24.88
05.07.14 3yr
1500 1.32.08 61
8 D.OLIVER
14.06.14 3YR 1400 1.25.80 61
N
6 D.OLIVER
25.01.14
1000
58.50 56.5 8 G VAN NIEKERK
28.12.13
1000
56.5 6 A.DOMEYER
Back in a superb form. Is almost a banker in this field.
N
gate
B. WOODWORTH
27.08.13 M106A 1200 1.08.59 57
3 A.MARCUS
4
08.06.13 CuptB 1800 1.47.17 52
13 A.MGUDLWA
- 10
25.05.13 Mr86C 1600 1.35.95 62
B
1 K.SHEA
4
07.04.13 Mr87C 1200 1.09.08 60
12 K.SHEA
4
Valuable horse who has won twice in South Africa. May need this race.
GEAR GATE JOCKEY
Captain Magpie
Mount Hillaby
Course suicide
Heavy betting, no show
Good run this class
Faded in straight
BN
TIME KG
Place:
B. SOOFUL
CFirth
Terminator
Casey'sW
SAngelo
DIST.
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D. OLIVER
Zambezi Torrent
54.5KG
3
3
6
3
RAT.
FAVOURITE
R. Mullen
-
MRU 400k - 150k - 100k - 50k - 30k - 20k
ZAMBEZI TORRENT (GUJADHUR) h.b S.AF 3 yrs
1
6
R. JOORAWON
GEMMAYZE STREET (P. FOO KUNE) h.a S.AF 4 yrs
FAVOURITE
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Pace-faded
Pace-faded
Two in a row
Easy and impressive
DUAL ASSET (JM HENRY) h.b S.AF 4 yrs
M100B
9
CFirth
PBound
TOBravery*
Balse*
LOVE STRUCK (P. FOO KUNE) h.b S.AF 4 yrs
21.06.14 60+ 1850 1.56.50 56.5 N
4 D.DAVID
01.06.14 60+ 1600 1.37.00 58
N
7 D.DAVID
04.05.14 60+ 1500 1.30.65 54.5 N
3 J.VICTOIRE
05.04.14 50+ 1400 1.24.14 59
N
10 D.DAVID
Seems to have recover his form. Can strike in this field.
8
4
9
1
1
FRANCOIS BERNARDUS (HURLYWOOD) h.a S.AF 4 yrs
01.06.14 60+ 1600 1.37.53 58
N
10 N.JUGLALL
10.05.14 60+ 1365 1.23.67 56
N
4 N.JUGLALL
30.11.13 1160 1.07.88 56.5 15 G VAN NIEKERK
30.03.13 1800 1.51.59 58
7 G BEHR
Back in a great shape after his performance in the Barbé.
Best finisher
Checked 1200m
Lacked Extra
Slow to begin
59.5KG
3
2
1
1
1600 - Rating: 3yr old
DATE
J. GEROUDIS
DESERT SHEIK (R. MAINGARD) h.a S.AF 4 yrs
11.02.14 1400
84.20 54.0 14.01.14 1400
84.77 60.0 04.01.14 1000
56.34 60.5 Is a five time winner. Well prepared. Beware.
6
0.25
1.15
2.60
1.75
AZAPEL (GUJADHUR) h.b S.AF 6 yrs
14.06.14 60+ 1365 1.22.17 58
N
2 S.BUSSUNT
17.05.14 68-52 1500 1.31.40 61.5 N
3 N.T.CALLOW
10.05.14 60+ 1365 1.24.12 55
N
7 S.BUSSUNT
01.12.13 60+ 1500 1.30.79 61
8 R.JOORAWON
Left a nice impression Tuesday. Good form. Will be at the finish.
5
Tandragee*
PBound
AMooney
Tandragee
VETTEL (GUJADHUR) h.b S.AF 5 yrs
04.05.14 60+ 1500 1.32.55 58
O
4 R.JOORAWON
27.11.13 G1-65+ 1600 1.46.41 58
BNE
1 D.DAVID
28.10.13 G3 60+ 1850 1.53.74 59
SN
5 J.VICTOIRE
01.09.13 65+ G1 2400 2.27.17 58
SN
8 J.VICTOIRE
Is not at his best. Classy horse. Can cause a surprise.
4
1
5
4
3
3
61KG
MARGIN COMMENT
ALBERT MOONEY (G. ROUSSET) h.b S.AF 4 yrs
28.06.14 4yr
1600 1.38.08 61
3 J.GEROUDIS
1
01.06.14 60+ 1600 1.37.18 58
11 J.GEROUDIS
1
04.05.14 60+ 1500 1.29.81 56
7 J.GEROUDIS
1
12.04.14 66-50 1500 1.31.41 61
X
4 J.GEROUDIS
1
Gunned down last out. Good shape. Will try to trap his opponents.
3
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31
24 July 2014
7
13h15 La Coupe du Bi-Centenaire
1600 - Rating: 61-45
STORM DANCER
1
DATE
RAT.
DIST.
TIME KG
27.10.13 2000
53.0
27.07.13 2400
60.5
30.11.-1 1800
61
Was great in training and during his
GEAR GATE JOCKEY
F HERHOLDT
S CORMACK
S CORMACK
barrier trial. To be followed.
BOTTOM DOLLAR
2
05.07.14
14.06.14
26.04.14
27.11.13
60
61-45
68-52
66-50
MRU 180k - 60k - 30k - 15k
1500 1.30.73 51
1500 1.32.04 61
1400
- 57.5
1650 1.40.63 59
-
2
1
3
Disco Al
Savage Wind*
Serissa
MARGIN COMMENT
0.10
0.05
0.25
2
2
4
4
D.DAVID
D.DAVID
D.DAVID
B.WOODWORT
H
5
7
7
4
6
4
gate
R. JOORAWON
(P. FOO KUNE) h.a S.AF 6 yrs
N
N
N
1
60.5KG
600 200 RANK WIN./SEC.
-
gate
R. Mullen
(JM HENRY) h.a S.AF 4 yrs
N
3
3
2
LMotion
PRoyale
AMooney
1.60
2.40
2.60
7
60KG
Improved run
Improved run
Chute 500m
Winner too good
POSSE COMITATUS
28.06.14 56-40 1600 1.38.02
17.05.14 56-40 1600 1.38.22
19.04.14 61-45 1600 1.39.06
22.03.14 51-35 1500 1.26.39
Aiming for a third consecutive
60
58
56.5
61.5
win.
N
N
N
N
6
6
6
3
GOVERNOR GENERAL
4
F.DURSO
J.BARDOTTIER
P.C.ORFFER
P.C.ORFFER
PARKER
ESTECO
28.06.14
14.06.14
22.03.14
10.11.13
68-52
61-45
60+
60
1600
1500
1365
2200
1
1
2
2
Hot Rocket*
PRoyale*
Gida
CTempest
0.05
0.80
0.80
0.75
7
6
4
8
7
4
4
6
5
2
4
1
56.5
61
54.5
52.5
N
N
N
N
1
6
2
3
gate
J. GEROUDIS
6
59.5KG
AGold
C Major
Gida
Constellation*
5.75
0.50
2.55
1.55
Lacked finish
Lacked killer finish
Disappointing
Shifted out -cruised in
N
L.CURRIE
C.STOREY
B.LERENA
S.RANDOLPH
8
-
9
-
9
6
5
11
Icy Jet
Eton Mess
King Jace
King Neptune
12.25
8.50
5.25
5.85
gate
V.A.BUNDHOO
V.A.BUNDHOO
N.JUGLALL
B.WOODWORT
H
3
59KG
gate
P.K. HORIL
5
5
7
4
5
8
8
8
6
8
8
8
AGold
PRoyale
Tandragee
SDice
5.85
loin
LOIN
12.30
2
58.5KG
One-paced run
Wide throughout
Far behind
No show
Can be a danger if he is freely at the outpost.
MASTER MASCUS
7
05.07.14 61-45 1400 1.25.29 59
-
8
14.06.14 60+ 1365 1.22.36 47.5 TND
03.05.14 61-45 1365 1.23.74 60
TN
12.04.14 66-50 1500 1.32.69 58
T1
6
4
8
B.WOODWORT
H
N.MARDAY
N.JUGLALL
B.WOODWORT
H
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B. WOODWORTH
(HURLYWOOD) h.b S.AF 5 yrs
B+ND
8
57.5KG
5
6
5
Icy Jet
4.10
Steadied 1300m
4
4
2
3
4
5
4
5
8
CASEY'S WAR 2.05
E. Approach
3.20
AMooney
7.75
Wide throughout
No show
Disssapointing
SKIPPYJON JONES
28.06.14 56-40 1600 1.38.28 59
07.06.14 1365 1.21.82 57
27.10.13 1800 1.50.02 60
18.10.13 1800 1.53.60 57
Good race behind Posse Comitatus.
FAVOURITE
TD
1 C.SEGEON
TN
2 P.K.HORIL
5 R.FOURIE
5  
If he repeat this, he will be at
6
5
the
6
3
3
4
2
4
4
4
finish.
NT
PComitatus
BBear
Silverano
Z.Campeao
TRAINING CLOCK
POSSE COMITATUS
HORSE
Posse Comitatus can snatch a third consecutive win. He 1 STORM DANCER
is in a great form and this field is within his reach.
Skippyjon Jones is on the up after two races in the legs.
He will be a danger for the horse of the Rameshwar 2 BOTTOM DOLLAR
Gujadhur stable. Keep an eye on Bottom Dollar. The
latter is in a great shape and he will be at the finish.
3 POSSE COMITATUS
Place:
Bottom Dollar
Skippyjon Jones
4 GOVERNOR GENERAL
Best Time:
5 PARKER
Posse Comitatus
Governor General
Skippyjon Jones
Outsider:
STORM DANCER
1.55
1.30
2.50
2.25
-
12.98 13.39
13.52 12.76 -
12.66 11.76 12.92
-
12.28 13.34
GEAR
26.28 12.76
35.79 24.46
N
N
35.23 23.9
37.34 24.68 12.92
43.47 29.05 14.81
40.88 27.39 14.03
7 MASTER MASCUS
13.25 13.79 13.08 -
40.33 27.04 13.79
13.08
12.8
36.08 24.76
38.75 25.81 13.01
9
6
22.03.14 46-30 1400
1.26.35 61
8
-
30.11.13 46-30 1400 1.26.56 61
3
Good race last out. Bad draw. To be reviewed.
2
MOON RAIDER
1.26.68
1.38.52
1.56.73
1.32.22
S.BUSSUNT
B.WOODWORT
H
B.WOODWORT
H
Y.FUJIOKA
3
LIVIDUS
N
N
N
4
3
1
9
V.NAIKO
S.BUSSUNT
J.VYAPOOREE
B.WOODWORT
H
05.07.14 41-25 1650
21.06.14 41-25 1850
31.05.14 51-35 1500
03.05.14 46-30 1500
Didn't disgrace on his
4
1.42.60 60.5 1.55.52 61.5 1.30.72 57
1.33.50 60.5 last race. Good draw.
DIVINE CRUSADER
7 G.AVRANCHE
7 G.AVRANCHE
3 R.JOORAWON
4 R.JOORAWON
Can be placed.
6
9
Ushoko.
AFlirting
3.75
14.50
Slow at start
No show
9
7
6
MAESTRO'S SALUTE 3.60
Bad start
5
7
6
Ruby King
AVerage race
3.65
9
7
7
6
N
N
DT
N
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V. SOLA
N
9
8
7
8
5
8
5
7
Ushoko.
GBoy
Tube Wave
PRoyale
3.50
6.15
6.90
9.00
7
61 (-1.5)KG
Slight improvement
No show
Average run
Needed run
1.31.91 60
N
1.31.63 60.5 N
4
2
J.BARDOTTIER
B.WOODWORT
H
26.04.14 46-30 1400 1.26.19 59
N
6 J.VYAPOOREE
05.04.14 46-30 1365 1.23.51 60
N
5 B.WOODWORT
H
Has improving since the start of the season. Bad draw.
I'LL BE BACK
05.07.14 41-25 1650
07.06.14 1500
24.05.14 46-30 1600
26.04.14 51-35 1600
Hasn't done badly last
6
THE PIEMAN
05.07.14
14.06.14
05.04.14
12.11.13
No show
7
MISTER BRIGHTSIDE
OBAMA
8
4
5
7
8
3
4
7
4
4
4
8
Urbi Et Orbi
BABlue
Shahruhk
Ruby King
1.65
4.15
2.00
5.95
Better this time
Heavy betting, one-paced
Checked 1400m
Steadied 1000m
N
1
2
2
3
Eagle Award
A. Emperor
1.60
4.25
Rolled out
Bumped 400m
2
3
4
4
5
6
SSanctuary
NCompares
4.90
6.05
Average run
Laid out in straight
ROYAL PERFORMER
12.07.14 36-20 1500 1,33.95 59.5
17.12.13 1400 1.26.27 59
23.11.13 1400 1.23.61 58
09.11.13 1200 1.08.73 56.5
Finished last on his first race. To be
N
3
9
6
6
3
9
6
6
3
8
4
5
Urbi Et Orbi
Kalinago
UJoy
AEmpire
1.10
6.25
2.55
3.02
Y.EMAMDEE
S.MOSIA
S.MOSIA
W.MARWING
28.06.14 41-25 1500
01.06.14 36-20 1000
16.11.13 1800
03.11.13 1400
Improved run last out.
1.32.36 57.5
0.58.93 60
1.55.50 53
1.27.99 52
Bad draw. To
BN
10 D.OLIVER
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6 S.BUSSUNT
7 G HATT
8 S NAIDOO
be reviewed.
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Y. EMAMDEE
NT
9
9
3
3
10 10
6
9
6
10
1
C.Magpie
Ushoko.
NCompares
R.F.Corps**
10.00
8.60
11.80
1.50
-
-
1
59KG
Unbalnced at start
Average run
Needed this run
In control
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C. SEGEON
N
1
2
6
Dragonstone*
Oreo Shake
Legislate
4
57.5KG
1.50
1.75
6.90
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J. GEROUDIS
2
57.5KG
5
1
1
1
9
1
2
1
8
4
3
1
USHOKOLETI
Eagle Award
A. Emperor
Glory Boy*
10.70
1.50
1.60
0.60
10 10
1
4
- 12
No show
Tried his best
Pace-faded
From start to finish
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V. NAIKO
SN
10
1
3
6
T. Island
Giant Empire*
Moofeed
O.B. Blake
13.00
1.5
2.75
5.50
8
57KG
Needed the run
Made all - kept on
Hung in - wheals
Slow - raced green
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D. OLIVER
OSN
4
8
-
6
8
-
6
8
3
8
Eagle Award
Smitten
M.Emblem
Fort Bukloh
TRAINING CLOCK
Divine Crusader
HORSE
Divine Crusader has improved after each of his races 1 LEISURE JET
since the start of the season. He is on the right track to
open his account for this season. Moon Raider hasn't
done badly on his last race and he will be the main 2 MOON RAIDER
danger for Divine Crusader. If he can be freely at the
outpost, Obama can also be a danger in this race.
3 LIVIDUS
Place:
Moon Raider
Lividus
I'll Be Back
10
60KG
Improved run
Average run
Good run
Course moyenne
(M. RAMDIN) h.b S.AF 3 yrs
8
7
2
2
reviewed.
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L. CURRIE
(G. ROUSSET) h.b S.AF 5 yrs
7 J.GEROUDIS
1 J.GEROUDIS
5 S.BUSSUNT
3 J.GEROUDIS
redeem himself.
5
60KG
2
4
(P. MERVEN) h.a S.AF 3 yrs
14.06.14 41-25 1400 1.27.44 58
24.05.14 36-20 1600 1.39.31 60.5 04.05.14 36-20 1650 1.42.83 59.5 12.04.14 36-20 1500 1.32.19 58
X
Disappointing last out. Excellent draw. Can
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J. BARDOTTIER
(P. MERVEN) c.b S.AF 3 yrs
3yr
1500 1.33.07 55
7 S.BUSSUNT
41-25 1400 1.27.11 59.5 SN
2 C.SEGEON
46-30 1365 1.24.44 57
ST
10 C.SEGEON
MdnmG 1000 0.57.50 59
8 P.STRYDOM
after three races. To be reviewed.
3
60.5KG
(V. ALLET) h.b S.AF 7 yrs
1.42.52 60
2 L.CURRIE
1.31.53 54
N
3 V.NAIKO
1.39.43 59.5 N
2 N.JUGLALL
1.38.32 57.5 N
4 S.VEALE
out. Bad draw. Can be placed.
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G. Avranche
(A. PERDRAU) h.a S.AF 8 yrs
4 DIVINE CRUSADER
5 I'LL BE BACK
4.35
12.35
1.75
6.85
SPLIT TIME
200P 2400P 2200P
6
57KG
Slight improvement
Needed the run
600m 400m 200m
35.37 23.88
38.82 25.53 13.15
GEAR
13.29 12.38 13.15
13.13 -
35.64 24.11
40
26.8 13.13
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N
-
13.39 14.61
36.63 24.76
28
14.61
14.8 14
14.65
13.63 12.53 -
43.45 28.65 14.65
38.94 26.16 12.53
N
N
14.62 13.95 -
37.41 25.49
28.57 13.95
N
N
-
Leisure Jet
Obama
Wind Glider
6 THE PIEMAN
12.05 12.71 13.73
12.01 -
38.49 26.44 13.73
12.01
N
N
Outsider:
7 MISTER BRIGHTSIDE
12.5 12.77 13.31 14.23
36.62 25.73 12.5
40.31 27.54 14.23
N
N
8 OBAMA
13.16 12.92 13.32
12.95 12.75 13.73
39.4 26.24 13.32
39.43 26.48 13.73
9 ROYAL PERFORMER
12.67 12.95 13.92
39.54 26.87 13.92
38.62 26.58
SN
SN
10 WIND GLIDER
13.86 14.28 -
28.14 14.28
37.88 25.94
N
BN
Obama
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9 10
(P. FOO KUNE) h.b S.AF 7 yrs
60
59.5
60
59.5
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Hasn't done badly last out. Bad draw.
Best Time:
E.g
GEAR GATE JOCKEY
61KG
10 WIND GLIDER (GUJADHUR) c.b S.AF 3 yrs
N
N
25.62 13.34
37.54 25.99
TIME KG
1.26.73 60
1.26.71 60.5 -
9
36.29 25.09
26.37 13.39
14.42 14.24 14.81
14.03 -
13.01 -
5
57KG
6 ESTECO
8 SKIPPYJON JONES
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Checked 150m
Nice debut
Raced Green
Hung in Straight
SPLIT TIME
200P 2400P 2200P 600m 400m 200m
12.1 35.75 24.84 12.1
12.52 12.5 37.68 25.02 12.5
DIST.
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S. BUSSUNT
(A. PERDRAU) h.b S.AF 5 yrs
05.07.14 46-30 1400
10.05.14 46-30 1365
8
C. SEGEON
(P. MERVEN) h.b S.AF 4 yrs
RAT.
MRU 140k - 50k - 23k - 12k
J P V'D MERWE
19.10.13 1600
58.0 J P V'D MERWE
25.09.13 1600
57.0 04.09.13 1600 106.84 57.0 R KHATH
Making his debut on our turf. Has the potential. Average draw.
Far from his best form. Slight chance.
8
DATE
5
Needed the run
N
LEISURE JET
28.06.14 41-25 1500
31.05.14 41-25 1500
L. CURRIE
(P. FOO KUNE) h.b.b S.AF 7 yrs
1.39.16
1.35.22
1.26.75
2.17.40
4
60KG
Well ridden
Flying finish
Heavy betting, Good race
Good finish
(V. ALLET) h.a S.AF 4 yrs
05.07.14 61-45 1400 1.26.64 59.5 6
17.12.13 2000 131.10 55.5 19.11.13 1600
99.88 60.0 25.10.13 1900 2.01.61 56.0 To be reviewed as he is still not at his best.
6
4
3
2
4
N
(G. ROUSSET) c.b S.AF 5 yrs
28.06.14 68-52 1600 1.39.14 57.5 5 J.GEROUDIS
01.06.14 68-52 1600 1.35.11 57.5 3 J.GEROUDIS
19.04.14 61-45 1600 1.39.35 61
4 J.GEROUDIS
05.04.14 61-45 1500 1.30.35 59
X
8 J.GEROUDIS
Was disappointing last out. Hard to say if he will be at the finish.
5
5
3
3
6
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J. BARDOTTIER
(R. GUJADHUR) h.b S.AF 5 yrs
1
1500 - Rating: 41-25
05.07.14 46-30 1400
07.06.14 1600
17.05.14 46-30 1850
19.04.14 51-35 1500
Is in a great shape and is to be followed.
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32
24 July 2014
At the Parliament on Tuesday
The Prime minister revealed the set up of
a Commission of Inquiry
The 2014 season has been marked with
numerous scandals that have hit the HorseRacing industry. The Mauritius Turf Club
(MTC) have come under tough questions
in recent weeks, and following the events
of last Saturday, Tuesday’s regular holding
of the Prime Minister’s Question Time saw
Parliamentary member, Nita Deerpalsing
asking Prime Minister Dr Navin Ramgoolam
about putting together a committee to
look into the running of Horse-Racing.
Parliamentary member, Rajesh Bhagwan
also waded in and asked the Prime Minister
if the Government proposed a review,
together with the Gambling Regulatory
Authority, into how the organisation was
run.
In his answer to the Deputy speaker,
Dr Navin Ramgoolam revealed that
the Government was ‘concerned about
the wide-ranging allegations about the
organisation and management of horseracing in Mauritius.’
The Prime Minister also revealed that the
sport had been ‘severely dented’ in the
eyes of the Mauritian public. Dr Navin
Ramgoolam confirmed that in order to
restore confidence to the popular industry,
and having consulted opinion, there would
be a Commission of Inquiry set up to look
into all aspects of horse-racing in Mauritius.
He further added that setting up a Turf
Authority for overseeing organization of
races would be strongly considered.
After asking the Commissioner of Police
to act against people ‘using important
names to justify their despicable acts’, Dr
Navin Ramgoolam then revealed what the
Government had decided to do, to combat
the issues surrounding Horse-Racing.
The measures that were taken included:
1. No foreign jockeys will be permitted to
ride in Mauritius for normal race meetings,
unless such a jockey comes from a country
which holds an extradition agreement with
Mauritius.
2. The Gambling Regulatory Authority
will be requested to ensure that no jockey
whose services have been terminated with
one stable will be permitted to reside in
Mauritius, or ride for another stable during
the same annual racing season; in other
words, the musical chairs of jockeys from
one stable to another in the same racing
season will no longer continue.
3. The Mauritius Turf Club should
immediately inform the relevant authorities,
including the Gambling Regulatory
Authority and the Mauritius Revenue
Authority of whatever sanctions it has
decided against any jockey.
4. Under no circumstances will a stable be
allowed to field more than two horses in a
particular race.
5. No single horse race should have less than
six horses participating, and the departure
of any jockey from Mauritius will now
require the prior clearance of the Mauritius
Revenue Authority and the Police.
To a question that was put to him, Dr
Navin Ramgoolam quickly assured that
any future Chairman of the Commission
Inquiry would be a person not involved in
the Horse-Racing industry, although names
were not disclosed.
The Full Statement of Dr Navin Ramgoolam
With your permission, I will reply to PQs No. IB/2 and IB/7 together as they relate to the
same matter. Government views with great concern the wide-ranging allegations about
the organisation and management of horse-racing in Mauritius. Government is equally
concerned about criticism leveled at agencies dealing with horse-racing and betting
activities related thereto.
It is very obvious that public confidence in the integrity of the horse-racing industry has
been severely dented. This state of affairs warrants what the French would say: “Un veritable
remède de cheval”.
It is only thus that confidence would be restored in an industry that still attracts thousands
of Mauritians at each meeting.
I have, after careful consideration, and after having spoken to some persons who know, who
have made suggestions to me - they have given their opinion of what is happening - decided
to set up a Commission of Inquiry to look into all aspects of horse-racing in Mauritius. The
Commission will also consider the advisability of setting up a Turf Authority for overseeing
the organization of races in Mauritius.
I would also like to add that the Commission of Inquiry will be assisted in its work by
forensic auditors and other experts from overseas.
I have noticed of late that a clearly crafted campaign of disinformation has been orchestrated
with a view to giving a political twist to any incident taking place in Mauritius, in particular
at the Mauritius Turf Club.
It seems that certain people at the Mauritius Turf Club with the complicity of some in the
media have become experts at name-dropping. They would drop names of important
personalities to justify their despicable acts, including my name.
I have asked the Commissioner of Police to act in a most rigorous manner against such
characters, and also to act promptly in all cases referred by the Mauritius Turf Club.
Meanwhile, Government has decided as follows:
(i)
henceforth, no foreign jockeys will be permitted to ride in Mauritius for
normal race meetings, unless such a jockey comes from a country with which Mauritius has
an extradition agreement;
(ii)
the Gambling Regulatory Authority will be requested to ensure that no
jockey whose services have been terminated with one stable will be permitted to reside in
Mauritius and ride for another stable during the same annual racing season; in other words,
the musical chair of jockeys from one stable to another within the same racing season will
not be allowed anymore;
(iii)
the Mauritius Turf Club should immediately inform the relevant
authorities, including the Gambling Regulatory Authority and the Mauritius Revenue
Authority of whatever sanctions it has decided against any jockey;
(iv)
under no circumstances will a stable be allowed to field more than two
horses in a particular race;
and
(v)
no single horse race should have less than six horses participating therein;
(vi)
the departure of any jockey from Mauritius will require now the prior
clearance of Mauritius Revenue Authority and the Police.
I would like to reassure the House and the Nation at large that I will take all necessary
measures to ensure that the Mauritius Turf Club does not turn out to be a den of sin and
impropriety.
33
24 July 2014
1 Race
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After racking up the wins in the early part of June, things
have been pretty quiet for trainer Hugues Maigrot. That
might change in this kilometre sprint, as QUESTION TIME
can reverse a run of under-par results. This five-year old
looked in good form in training and will relish the shorter
trip. He is breaking from the ace and will be a tough to beat.
King Fahiem will push him all the way. He scored his first
win over this trip in Race Meeting 9 and could bounce back
from a disappointing showing in his last start. Big Lion is
an interesting outsider as he has been knocking at the door
in his two last outings, whilst Captains Bounty has shown
improvement and can cause an upset if he overcomes his
bad drawn. An interesting outsider will be Appeal Board.
EXPECTED FAVOURITE: BIG LION
STAR HORSE: QUESTION TIME
2nd Race
ROVING CONSORT has not done a lot wrong since his
debut, even though he has yet to finish in the money. He
will tackle a longer trip and from stall 1, he could run a
cracker under the ride of Rye Joorawon. Power Dive must
be watched very closely. This Alain Perdrau-trained gelding
has been on very good terms with himself this season, and
he make his presence felt if he breaks well. Leo’s Rush has
been inconsistent so far, but having scored his maiden win
over this draper’s mile in Race Meeting 5 and bearing in
mind that the opposition isn’t that strong, he is worthy of
consideration. Beautiful Bhutan will be a big threat in the
final stages, if he follows in a good position, and it is also
worth keeping an eye on Sheriff Marshall, who can run in
the money.
EXPECTED FAVOURITE: R.CONSORT
DARK HORSE: CAPTAINS BOUNTY
SPOTTED IN TRAINING: APPEAL BOARD STAR HORSE: ROVING CONSORT
4th Race
This 1850m trip should not be a problem for Carcassonne,
who is worth another look after an average showing in his
previous run. He looked in superb form in his workouts
and will be ridden by Rye Joorawon. It is worth noting that
this partnership has scored 2 wins in Mauritius. However,
the horse to beat in this contest is REAR ADMIRAL,
who is cherry ripened to strike. The son of Captain Al
will benefit from this longer trip and his connections are
expecting a big run from him. Summer Sanctuary produced
a late finish to renew with success in his last start, after
a big disappointment in Race Meeting 12. He impressed
his trainer Ricky Maingard in his gallops, and another bold
showing is forthcoming from him. Besugo will not be far
awa. He can even cause an upset if circumstances turn in
his favour.
EXPECTED FAVOURITE: SUMMER SANCTUARY DARK HORSE: BESUGO
STAR HORSE: REAR ADMIRAL
SPOTTED IN TRAINING: CARCASSONNE
7th Race
Having won in his recent 2 outings, POSSE COMITATUS
is taken to complete his hat-trick, and is perhaps the best
chance of the day for Jeannot Bardottier. Bottom Dollar has
been performing honestly in his recent outings. Even with
the bad draw, he shouldn’t be far away. Governor General
has failed to come close to his win in Race Meeting 3, but
he must be included in all combinations. The same can be
said for Skippyjon Jones, who has performed solidly in his
first 2 starts. Jean-Michel Henry’s new horse Storm Dancer
makes his debut from the ace. He scored 3 wins during his
South African career, and looks to be an interesting outsider.
Master Mascus is nowhere near the form, which saw him
win his very first 4 races. However, he has shown signs of
improvement and could earn a minor cheque.
Having scored a brilliant first win in his last run, MIDNIGHT
MASTER gets the vote to do it all again in this 1400m
contest. He is in very good shape and having trained well,
he is taken to score his second win on the island. His nearest
opponent could be Rum Tum Tugger, narrowly beaten just
two weeks ago. His claims of going one better must be taken
seriously. There is not much beyond these 2. Although In
The Frame was not far away behind Ushokolethi last time
out, it is yet to be seen if he can make from his outside draw.
Debutant Obligation won a race in South Africa and having
caught the eye at track work, he must be watched closely.
Another debutant Elusive Love, scored a win over 1400m
in South Africa but he has been less impressive than the
latter in training.
DARK HORSE: BEAUTIFUL BHUTAN
EXPECTED FAVOURITE: RUM TUM TUGGER DARK HORSE: IN THE FRAME
SPOTTED IN TRAINING: LEO’S RUSH
SPOTTED IN TRAINING: OBLIGATION
STAR HORSE: MIDNIGHT MASTER
5th Race
The best shot of the day for Johnny Geroudis lies in ALBERT
MOONEY in this 1400m contest. His last run must be ignored
as he was ‘gunned down’ (Geroudis dixit). He set some solid
times in training and if allowed to lead, he will be a very tough
nut to crack. Liquid Motion would have preferred a longer
trip, but he must be strongly considered. The 2013 horse of the
year opened his account last time out and must not be written
off here. With stall 1, a big run is expected from Love Struck,
who has shown progress in his workouts. Francois Bernardus
is back from a short break and as he runs well fresh, he should
not be discarded. Azapel and Ricky Maingard’s new runner
Desert Sheik are outsiders for the lower placings.
EXPECTED FAVOURITE: ALBERT MOONEY
STAR HORSE: ALBERT MOONEY
3rd Race
6 Race
th
Captain Magpie proved too strong for his opponents in the second
leg of the Three-year old championship. He has a solid chance
of winning the final leg, and if he does, he will take the honours
in the championship. However, the vote goes to ZAMBEZI
TORRENT, who has been well prepared to strike back from his
under-par showing in the second leg. Running on level weight
and breaking from the ace, he has every chance of returning to
the winner’s enclosure. Blaze of Noon needed the run last time
out, and having shown improvement, he should be thereabouts.
Mount Hillaby and Shoddy Nick are interesting outsiders, with
the latter having shown progress in his last outing.
DARK HORSE: LIQUID MOTION
EXPECTED FAVOURITE: ZAMBEZI TORRENT DARK HORSE: CAPTAIN MAGPIE
SPOTTED IN TRAINING: LOVE STRUCK
SPOTTED IN TRAINING: B. OF NOON
STAR HORSE: ZAMBEZI TORRENT
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It is worth following DIVINE CRUSADER in this draper’s
mile. This eight-year old has improved steadily pin his recent
starts, and having trained to the satisfaction of his trainer,
he could end a long winless drought, dating back to August
2011. He will have to keep an eye on Obama, who has gone
off the boil, after a solid start to the season. From stall 2, he
will try to lead and if he is not bothered, he could make it all
the way. I’ll Be Back is also worth a thought. He finished a
good 3rd behind Urbi et Orbi last time out and even though
he is in a very long winless drought, it must be noted that 4
of his wins in Mauritius have come over this trip. Lividus
could score a surprise, if given a good ride, whilst Moon
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EXPECTED FAVOURITE: POSSE COMITATUS DARK HORSE: STORM DANCER
SPOTTED IN TRAINING: B. DOLLAR
STAR HORSE: POSSE COMITATUS
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EXPECTED FAVOURITE: LIVIDUS
STAR HORSE: DIVINE CRUSADER
DARK HORSE: I’LL BE BACK
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24 July 2014
Big moves made by Johnny Geroudis and
Gilbert Rousset
Both Johnny Geroudis and Gilbert
Rousset were the big winners on last
Saturday. The South African jockey
scored two impressive wins on Amazing
Bolt and Polar Royale. There could have
been more, as Aspen Emperor had an
outstanding chance, but he encountered
some problems in running. Nevertheless,
his 2 wins and allied to the fact that
compatriot Derreck David failed to win
anything, means that the gap has been cut
to just 2 wins between them.
Gilbert Rousset also made significant
inroads in the SMS Pariaz Stables’
championship. Along with Amazing Bolt
and Polar Royale, the champion stable got
their treble thanks to New Star in the last
race. Gilbert Rousset has not only pushed
the Gujadhur stable back to 3rd, but they
are level on wins alongside the Paul Foo
Kune stable, who like their stable jockey,
failed to record a win.
With Derreck David suspended for
4 meetings, Johnny Geroudis and
champion jockey Robbie Burke – who
Decisions taken by the Board of
Administrators
scored on Bandido Caballero – will
fancy their chances of making progress.
Elsewhere, Rye Joorawon’s double on
Man To Man and New Star means he is
the new face at the top of the Mauritian
Jockeys championship. However, Jeannot
Bardottier’s win on Pegasus Legacy means
he is only one win shy of the top. There
was also some cheer for Yashin Emamdee,
who picked up his first win of the season.
It is a boost for the Mauritian jockey and
he can expect to make further progress in
the second half of the season.
The same can be said for Richard Mullen,
who finally got his first win on Cula.
With the Jean-Michel Henry stable
hitting the right notes in recent weeks,
this partnership will be one to watch
for the rest of the season. Serge Henry
stable are in 9th place, but thanks to Man
To Man’s win in the main event and the
stable having undergone restructuring,
improvement is expected.
Neilsen Ip
Classement des ECURIES après la 20ème journée
Rang
Green light for
Robert Perez and
Antonio Polli
ECURIES
Nombres
D’entrees
1er
2e
3e
4e
PRIX
NP
%1er
1
P. FOO KUNE
181
26
27
24
25
79
6,785,000
14.4
2
G. ROUSSET
121
26
14
18
15
48
5,881,000
21.5
3
GUJADHUR
126
21
9
18
15
63
5,787,000
16.7
4
P. MERVEN
226
17
25
28
25
131
5,432,000
7.5
5
R. GUJADHUR
113
16
19
12
15
51
4,484,000
14.2
6
R. MAINGARD
19.8
7
V. ALLET
8
HURLYWOOD
86
17
12
8
11
38
4,223,000
145
8
20
12
12
93
2,582,000
5.5
76
7
11
11
11
36
2,562,000
9.2
9
S. HENRY
158
6
13
16
19
104
2,500,000
3.8
10
A. PERDRAU
67
9
8
5
3
42
1,998,000
13.4
11
H. MAIGROT
80
8
7
9
11
45
1,612,000
10.0
12
C. RAMDIN
62
8
5
5
2
42
1,200,000
12.9
13
J.M. HENRY
74
5
3
5
7
54
949,000
6.8
14
M. RAMDIN
21
0
1
3
3
14
155,000
0
Classement des JOCKEYS après la 20ème journée
Rang
Classement
JOCKEY des
Rang
ECURIES
Nombres
D’entrees
1er
2e
3e
4e
NP
PRIX
%1er
1
Rang D. DAVID
CHEVAUX
21
J. BULSARA
GEROUDIS
3
2
3
ROYALE
C.POLAR
SEGEON
56
R.ALBERT
JOORAWON
MOONEY
5
Trainer Rameshwar Gujadhur’s request
to sign Chilean jockey Roberto Perez
was accepted. Antonio Polli was also
granted the green light for Serge
Henry after the Mauritius Turf Club had
received the missing documents from
his file given by the Italian Authorities.
However, the Mauritius Turf Club were
still studying the request of Paul Foo
Kune to sign Sherman Brown, as the
replacement for the suspended Derreck
David.
Saleem Golam Rassoude, a jockey of
Mauritian origin, would soon be in action
for 2 weeks. The Administrators also
reviewed the events of Race Meeting 20
and are waiting for detailed information
in order to determine how to proceed
with regards to the incident in Race
4, and the impact of Derreck David
forfeiting the rest of the meeting. These
topics are due to be discussed at a
special meeting tomorrow.
TANDRAGEE
TUBE WAVE
R. BURKE
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CAPTAIN FIRTH
N. T. CALLOW
MAN TO MAN
WAR
J. CASEY’S
BARDOTTIER
TALES OF BRAVERY
F. DIAMOND
DURSO LIGHT
PIERNEEF
B. WOODWORTH
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POSSE COMITATUS
N.LIVING
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LIQUID MOTION
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AVRANCHE
AND BLUE
ADMIRAL
L. REAR
CURRIE
GIDA
EMPEROR
N.ASPEN
MARDAY
ICY JET
ESKIMO ROLL
DIRECT APPROACH
POWER DIVE
KALINAGO
TERMINATOR
ZAMBEZI TORRENT
MAESTRO’S SALUTE
ABSALOM
DONNIE BRASCO
WIELAND
PIQUET
YOUNG ROYAL
SUMMER SANCTUARY
USHOKOLETHI
ARCTIC SUN
C MAJOR
EAGLE AWARD
PORT ALBERT
AZAPEL
ABINGTON
URBI ET ORBI
ALWAYS FLIRTING
ASHANTI GOLD
JACK FLASH
SEEKING ANGELO
BLUE BERRY
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Montes
1er
2
3e
4ela 20ème
NP
%1er
CHEVAUX
après
journée
BANK
104
Ecurie
88
Gujadhur
Gujadhur
88
R. Maingard
G. 139
Rousset
R. Gujadhur
79
G. Rousset
P. Foo Kune
61
S. Henry
R. Maingard
52
R. Maingard
29Kune
P. Foo
Hurlywood
68
P. Foo Kune
P. Foo
31Kune
R. Gujadhur
59
P. Merven
Hurlywood
75
R. Gujadhur
Gujadhur
64
P. Merven
30Kune
P. Foo
G. Rousset
45
P. Merven
G. Rousset
38
A. Perdrau
Gujadhur
Gujadhur
A. Perdrau
A. Perdrau
Hurlywood
Gujadhur
J.M. Henry
P. Foo Kune
S. Henry
G. Rousset
R. Maingard
C. Ramdin
R. Maingard
R. Gujadhur
P. Merven
P. Merven
P. Foo Kune
C. Ramdin
Gujadhur
A. Perdrau
Gujadhur
P. Foo Kune
R. Gujadhur
V. Allet
G. Rousset
H. Maigrot
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13
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517
2
55
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4
2
47
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45
5
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53
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59
6
9
3
47
5
51
5
8
4
52
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3
4
5
3
4
2
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6
6
4
5
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4
6
3
8
4
3
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1
8
2
10
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13
0
3e 34 4e
1 34 0
21.2
NP
22.7
1
8
11
39
19.3
4
19
1
16
2
4
1
9
2
2
13
1
2
7
0
5
2
2
7
3
3
2
2
8
0
1
8
1
3
8
1
2
3
2
7
1
2
1
2
1
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
0
5
0
0
8
0
1
3
3
6
0
1
5
0
1
5
2
12
3
4
10
1
0
8
0
6
0
0
2
3
2
2
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
1
2
2
1
0
2
0
0
1
1
0
1
1
1
0
1
1
4
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
1
73 0
0
10.1
49 1
13.9
1
0
25
25
4
43
13
24
42
36
16
24
30
1
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
3
0
2
0
1
1
0
1
1
19.2
0
31.0
0
1
11.8
0
0
25.8
0
10.2
2
0
8.0
1
0
7.8
1
16.7
2
0
8.9
0
7.91
2
1
0
0
1
2
0
1
1
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0
2
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2
3
2
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1
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18.0
7370
PRIX
5570
1,280,000
815,000
5930
780,000
750,000
3040
715,000
8030
680,000
670,000
5785
600,000
595,000
8585
590,000
13450
580,000
580,000
5445
510,000
503,000
8650
450,000
4150
440,000
415,000
6600
400,000
398,000
4435
395,000
6200
385,000
375,000
2925
370,000
365,000
3870
350,000
350,000
343,000
340,000
330,000
330,000
325,000
325,000
320,000
320,000
315,000
313,000
310,000
310,000
302,000
300,000
300,000
293,000
290,000
290,000
290,000
282,000
270,000
270,000
270,000
270,000
267,000
24 July 2014
Official: Evra completes Juventus move
The veteran defender has reversed course and will join Massimiliano Allegri’s men in Italy
from Manchester United. Experienced defender Patrice Evra has completed his move to Serie
A champion Juventus from Manchester United. The 33-year-old extended his long stay at Old
Trafford with a new one-year deal in May but has now performed a U-turn over his future and
opted to head to Italy. Evra has penned a two-year contract with Massimiliano Allegri’s men
and joins former United teammates Carlos Tevez and Paul Pogba in Turin.
Juve has paid a fee of 1.6 million pounds for the France international’s services.
“After a great deal of thought I have decided the time is right for me to leave Manchester
United,” Evra said in a statement. “It is the biggest decision of my career as this club is, and
will always remain, in my heart.” Evra made 379 appearances for United after joining from
Monaco in January 2006. He won five Premier League titles, the Champions League, the
Club World Cup and three League Cups in a trophy-laden spell at Old Trafford.
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looking to make progress in a move for the 27-year-old in the coming days.
Louis van Gaal, who officially took charge at United on Wednesday, is a big fan of Vidal,
having tried to sign him while in charge of Bayern Munich in 2011, and has approved a move
for the midfielder. The Dutchman encouraged the pursuit of Vidal earlier in July, despite the
club being told that a move could cost it 56 million euros, plus Nani. Manchester United has
monitored the situation regarding Vidal closely during a turbulent summer at Juventus, which
has seen Antonio Conte leave the Serie A champion amid talk of unhappiness regarding the
club’s transfer policy.
Balotelli - Still a risk worth taking for Premier League
clubs
Steven Gerrard retires from England duty
After 114 caps, the 34-year-old midfielder has called it “a sad day for me knowing that I
won’t pull on the England shirt again.” England captain Steven Gerrard has announced his
immediate retirement from international soccer.
The Liverpool skipper racked up 114 caps for his country, scoring 21 times, and captained
England in three major tournaments, the 2010 and 2014 FIFA World Cups and UEFA Euro
2012. However, after failing to lead England out of Group D in Brazil, the 34-year-old
has opted to bring the curtain down on his time on the national stage. He told the Football
Association’s official website: “I have enjoyed every minute of representing my country and
it is a sad day for me knowing that I won’t pull on the England shirt again. “This has been
a very difficult decision, one of the toughest I’ve had to make in my career. I have agonized
over this since coming back from Brazil and have spoken to family, friends and people close
to me in the game before coming to this point.
The Italy striker is an often frustrating figure and is prone to moments of madness but is also
capable of genius, as shown throughout his initial spell in England
Alvaro Negredo sidelined by fractured foot
The striker suffered the injury during Manchester City’s preseason win over Hearts on Friday
and says he will now be sidelined “for a few months.”
Manchester City striker Alvaro Negredo has revealed that he has fractured his foot and
believes he will be out of action for “the next few months.”
The 28-year-old suffered the injury during City’s 2-1 win over Hearts on Friday and is now
set to miss the start of the Premier League season.
The Spaniard wrote on his Instagram page: “I want to let you know that its going to be hard
for the next few months, I fractured my fifth metatarsal and will be out a few months. I will
be back stronger than ever.”
After scoring 23 goals in all competitions last season, Negredo had been linked with a return
to Spain this summer. But, earlier in July, the forward insisted that he will remain with the
Premier League champion.
“I don’t want to leave City,” Negredo said. “I’m very happy and very settled here. I had a
difficult end to the season and that’s why there has been a lot of talking but I’ve been very
happy here from the first day I arrived.”
Manchester United to launch new Vidal bid
The Red Devils are confident of making progress in their pursuit of the Juventus star this
week, with Louis van Gaal having given the green light to a move for the Chilean.
Manchester United is ready to launch a new 54 million-euro bid for Juventus midfielder
Arturo Vidal this week, Goal UK reports.
The Old Trafford club is increasingly confident of landing the Chilean World Cup star and is
Fabregas, Costa, Filipe head strong Chelsea squad
for Europe tour
The Blues’ three big summer signings are all included but World Cup stars Eden Hazard,
Romelu Lukaku, Thibaut Courtois, Oscar, Ramires and Andre Schurrle are omitted.
Chelsea’s three marquee summer signings Cesc Fabregas, Diego Costa and Filipe Luis have
all been named in the squad for the club’s preseason tour of Europe.
Youngsters Patrick Bamford, Nathan Ake, Jeremie Boga, Lewis Baker, Nathaniel Chalobah
and Izzy Brown have also been named in the 26-man group to travel to Austria.
But Eden Hazard, Romelu Lukaku, Thibaut Courtois, Oscar, Ramires and Andre Schurrle all
have been omitted after their extended World Cup campaigns.
January signing Mohamed Salah has also traveled with the squad after receiving confirmation
that he will not have to return to Egypt for military service.
Chelsea kicks off its European tour against Austrian Bundesliga side RZ Pellets before taking
on NK Olimpija Ljubljana, Vitesse Arnhem, Werder Bremen, Ferencvaros and Real Sociedad.
Source: Goal.com
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24 July 2014
King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stake
Unbeaten Taghrooda to
take on the boys!
Trainer John Gosden’s unbeaten filly, Taghrooda was expected to bid
for an Oaks double at the Curragh last weekend, but was taken out
after connections made the bold decision to let her take on the boys in
this Saturday’s Group One showpiece, The King George V1 And Queen
Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot.
The Investec heroine should no doubt ride like him is unbelievable. He’s a very
be the hot favorite following her straightforward and he’s pretty versatile.
impressive record and should be so far He can go forward or drop in a little bit,
the horse to beat though she faces a field so I’m over the moon to pick him up”,
of her opposite sex. Lots of supports are he said.
coming for the midsummer highlight Taghrooda is likely to be joined in the
in recent days and were clipped again field by at least one stable companion,
by particular bookies to 9-4 from 5-2, with Derby third Romsdal and the
prompting the firm to ease Sir Michael supplemented Eagle Top also in
Stoute’s Telescope to 2-1 favorite from contention for Gosden. The latter was
7-4. According to one of the bookies, a brilliant winner of the King Edward
Taghrooda have been backed down VII Stakes at Royal Ascot last month
to 7-4 joint-favouritism over the last and big-race jockey William Buick is
weekend and expected the gamble on keeping his fingers crossed conditions
the John Gosden charge to ease but it in Berkshire are not too quick. The
seems 5-2 was considered too big by jockey said that Eagle Top was very
some punters and there is still every good at Ascot and hopefully the ground
chance the unbeaten filly could head would suit him on Saturday. Eagle Top
the market until Saturday.
does not like fast ground at all. “If it gets
With Taghrooda set to be partnered on the firm side, it wouldn’t really suit
by Sheikh Hamdan Al Maktoum’s him. It’s a good King George this year,
retained rider Paul Hanagan, the but the three-year-olds gets a good bit
owner’s second jockey Dane O’Neill of weight from the older horses and he’s
will come in for the mount aboard the coming off the back of an impressive
William Haggas-trained Coral-Eclipse win in the King Edward. We’re all
hero Mukhadram. According to the very much looking forward to it,” has
jockey, Sheikh Hamdan has got two live confided William Buick.
chances in such a prestigious event and So far jockey William Buick is very
that is great. He said that the trainer, excited on a likely clash with Taghrooda.
William Haggas has always been quietly “I’m happy to take her on. I’ve always
confident that the distance of a mile had a lot of belief in Eagle Top and
and a half should not be a problem for everyone in the yard is happy with him”
Mukhadram. “To pick up a live, spare he said.
Galway Festival
Strangeway to launch a
three-pronged attack…
Next week Ireland’s bumper summer
Galway festival is likely to very
interesting. In fact Kristian Strangeway
is looking forward for the Galway
riches! The owner of Koo’s Racing Club
is very excited to be involved in such a
prestigious event.
As such, the enthusiastic Yorkshireman
is hoping to launch a three-pronged
attack on Ireland’s bumper summer
festival, headed by the Brian Ellisontrained Streets Of Newyork. Second
in the Cumberland Plate to Noble
Alan when last seen, Strangeway is
particularly excited by the prospect of
stepping the seven-year-old up to two
miles for the Connacht Hotel (Q.R.)
Handicap. Kristian Strangeway is very
happy to have three runners at Galway
Festival but the trip revolves around
Streets Of Newyork. The latter could
his chance of a winner and he is looking
forward that his charge should show a
good level of improvement for the step
up in trip.
The owner is confident of the stamina of
Streets of Newyork. As referring to his
bumper form when trained in Ireland,
he thinks he should stay two miles on
the level and the horse has been always
shaped like a stayer since he joined the
connections of the Kristian Strangeway.
The latter is so far happy of the
tremendous form of Balty Boys, winner
of a competitive Newmarket handicap
last Saturday. He is also being prepared
for a trip to the Ballybrit track. The fiveyear-old looks set to take his chance in
the Topaz Mile Handicap next Tuesday.
Kristian Strangeway is of opinion that
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Balty Boys could not be in better form at
home at the moment. “He did us proud
last Saturday and we’re hopeful of another
good run. He won on quick ground that
day but he’s fairly versatile and wouldn’t
mind the ground coming up on the
slower side either”, he said.
Koo’s Racing Club will also be eyeing
up another valuable pot on Friday
week should Saptapadi line up for the
100,000-euro Guinness Handicap.
Kristian Strangeway said that his
connections like to aim their horses at
these big valuable handicaps and that
is the plan with Saptapadi. There is
some great prize money on offer next
week and they feel that it is important
to support those races. The owner is of
opinion that Saptapadi is probably too
far down in the weights to get a run in
the Ebor next month so his connection
is looking for alternatives with him. “It
would be great for one of them just to
be competitive but winning one of these
races would be absolutely brilliant for
everyone involved. We set out to have
runners at these big festivals at the start
of the season and it would be the stuff
of dreams if we could get one home in
front”, he said.
Pique Sous confirmed
So far, following his impressive
win at Royal Ascot, Pique Sous has
been confirmed for an audacious and
lucrative double at Galway’s Hurdle
and the Betfred Ebor at York in August.
The Willie Mullins-trained seven-yearold landed the Queen Alexandra Stakes
under Ryan Moore in Berkshire last
month and is set to revert to the jumping
game at Ballybrit next week before a trip
to the Knavesmire on August 23. Steve
Massey, racing manager for owners
the Supreme Horse Racing Club, has
informed that he has spoken to Willie
Mullins already and the plan is to go
for the Galway Hurdle and then run in
the Ebor, as long as the ground is right.
They are targeting to pick up around
£400,000 in prize-money in a little over
three weeks! “We wouldn’t even be
considering running over hurdles if it
wasn’t for the prize-money, but we think
he’s well treated over hurdles and he’s in
great form at the moment, so we’re keen
to give it a go. Paul Townend trained
him over hurdles lately and everything
went well, so we’re just hoping this dry
spell continues and he stays sound”
Steve Massey said.
Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe
Pascal Bary getting ready
with
Spiritjim
The Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe will
be run in October but leading French
trainer, Pascal Barry has already started
his plan to get a trustworthy runner in this
prestigious event with prolific winner,
Spiritjim. The four-year-old is unbeaten
in four starts so far in 2014, clinching his
first Group One victory when narrowly
denying the Lady Cecil-trained Noble
Mission in the Grand Prix de SaintCloud at the end of last month. Trainer
Pascal Bary has won multiple Group
One prizes at home and abroad during a
stellar training career, with the likes of
Six Perfections, Divine Proportions and
1000 Guineas heroine Natagora among
the horses to have passed through his
hands. The Europe’s premier middledistance prize at Longchamp in October
has so far eluded the Chantilly-based
handler, but he hopes Spiritjim can
develop into a realistic contender this
autumn. The trainer is very happy with
the way Spiritjim is improving and he
is of opinion that as a four-year-old, he
is one of the best he has ever trained
and he is still improving. “He loves the
distance of a mile and a half and I don’t
think he minds the ground either way.
I think he will go to Longchamp (for a
trial) and then hopefully for the Prix de
l’Arc de Triomphe”, he said. Another
Bary inmate to have shown his worth
at the highest level this term is Teletext,
who ran an excellent third in the Grand
Prix de Paris. He is also bound for an
Arc trial, but the three-year-old appears
unlikely to be geared towards the Arc
itself.
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FORM HORSE
AGE TRAINER
CHANCE
14:10 Adnams Southwold Bitter EBF Stallions Maiden Stakes - 2yo, 7f
Able Spirit
2
B J Meehan
2
Richard Hannon
2
Richard Hannon
2
Richard Hannon
2
Sir Mark Prescott
Tadarroj
X
0
3
R M Beckett
2
C Appleby
2
Richard Hannon
XX
2
C Hills
6105-20
X
2
R A Fahey
Ghalib (IRE)
2
M Johnston
X
2
Happy Pursuit
Honcho (IRE)
2
M Botti
Invincible Gold (IRE)
Lethal Legacy (IRE)
2
Richard Hannon
04610-0
2
S C Williams
Dec-02
2
D R C Elsworth
X
2
2
Richard Hannon
XX
312352-
X
300-000
E A L Dunlop
2
C Appleby
0206-03
2
C Appleby
May-36
Space Age (IRE)
Air Pilot
5
R M Beckett
XXX
Ajmany (IRE)
4
L M Cumani
Awake My Soul (IRE)
5
D O'Meara
X
Bureau (IRE)
3
M Johnston
XX
Busatto (USA)
4
M Johnston
X
Farquhar (IRE)
3
P W Chapple-Hyam
First Flight (IRE)
3
Saeed bin Suroor
Forgotten Hero (IRE)
5
C Hills
X
2
B W Hills
X
2
Richard Hannon
X
2
K A Ryan
X
011-0
Stayed one pace on debut-Course suited-Rates a danger here
C Appleby
X
Gworn
4
E A L Dunlop
X
C Appleby
C Appleby
Headline News (IRE)
5
Rae Guest
X
L'orfeo
4
Saeed bin Suroor
XX
Open Eagle (IRE)
5
D O'Meara
Proud Chieftain
6
C V Lines
Putra Eton (IRE)
4
R Varian
X
X
Retirement Plan
4
Lady Cecil
XX
Chased leaders and faded in latest-Course debut and looks ready to make amend
261101
San Cassiano (IRE)
7
Mrs R Carr
XXX
Made all and won easy at Newcastle in latest-Course suited and big chance
50310
Strictly Silver (IRE)
5
A Bailey
X
very disappointing in latest-Course suited and is capable of better
Tobacco Road (IRE)
4
Richard Hannon
Faded badly at Ascot in latest- Unless improves no chance against these
31
2
3
Poor run in last start- Ordinary sort that is not at all trustworthy
0-10040
2
Gold Trail (IRE)
Hard ridden but average in last start-Course suited and could earn a cheque
First run-From Sire Cape Cross
0
Chemical Charge
Ran on for good third in latest- Improving and should earn again-Course suited
First run-From Sire Makfi
Sky Cape
Steady Major Water Thief Legal Legacy
Good third in last start-Holding form-Looks ready to run a cracker here
2
First run-From Sire Verglas
Shamazing
X
Never involved in last start- Course suited and is an upset possibility
First run-From Sire Kitten's Joy (USA) Watch betting
Shadow Rock (IRE)
31-0204
5/145-40
Ed Walker
First run- Watch betting
Sahaafy (USA)
J A R Toller
No chance with leading duo in latest- Course debut and stands a chance
First run-From Sire Cape Cross
North America
2
Stayed one pace at finish in latest-Course suited and rates a danger here
First run-From Sire Rambo Dancer
Mulzamm (IRE)
XX
Never dan gerous in last start-Course suited and is an upset possibility
Lacked finish on debut-With run under belt should now run a cracker-Consider
Light Fantastic
M Johnston
Under pressure and outpaced in latest- Course debut and could earn
Disappointing run in last start-Course debut and is not a trustworthy sort
4
24200
16-330
Faded badly in last start-Improvement expected-Place
6
2
Faded badly in last start-Course debut and needs to improve
No show in last start-Course suited-Needs big improvement to feature
56
0-04350
10-0516
Saeed bin Suroor
First run-From Sire Cape Cross
0
Water Thief (USA)
Two poor runs lately-Is capable of better as likes course. One not to ignore
Never dangerous in last start-Course debut-More to do here
Gibeon (IRE)
X
Made all to win at Ripon in latest-Course suited and is bound to make it again
First run- Impressive track work-Consider
0
C Hills
Poor run in last start-Likes course but needs to find best form to strike
313231
First run-From Sire Sharmadal (USA)-Watch betting
Future Empire
2
No impression in latest- Is capable of better-Course suited and is an outsider
First run-From Sire Smart Strike
Flash Fire (IRE)
C Hills
Held on for good second in last start-Consistent-Course debut-Big chance
First run-From Sire Ifraaj-Watch betting
Farham (USA)
2
FORM HORSE
AGE
TRAINER
CHANCE
14:45 Adnams Dry Hopped Lager Handicap - 3yo+, 1m 2f
2/212
First run-From Sire Equiano (FRA)
Doubly Clever (IRE)
B J Meehan
First run-From Sire Royal Applause-Watch betting
First run-From Sire Mr Greeley
Desert Force
Titian Lord (IRE)
Wisewit
First run-From Sire Sea The Stars-One not to ignore
Deerfield
The Twisler
My best four:
2
2
Stumbled and green throughout on debut-Looks reday to run a cracker now
First run-From Sire Footstepsinthesand
Chemical Charge (IRE)
XXX
Slow into stride and no finish in latest-Course debut- Upset possibility
First run-Could need run
Celestial Path (IRE)
D M Simcock
No finish in last start- Course debut and unless improves better ignore
First run-From Sire Rock Of Gibraltar-Watch betting
Bluesbreaker
2
Tried hard but winner too good in latest- Course suited and should be the horse to beat
0
First run-From Sire Arcano
Belgrade
Steady Major (IRE)
First run-From Sire Exceed And Excell
First run-From Sire Invincible Spirit (IRE)
Acaster Malbis (FR)
62
Tryster (IRE)
3
X
C Appleby
Won unextended in last start at Brighton-Course suited and chance again
My best four:
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FORM HORSE
AGE
TRAINER
15:20 Adnams Ghost Ship Fillies’ Handicap - 3yo+, 7f
22464
Askaud (IRE)
6
CHANCE
S Dixon
X
3-00155
Athenian (IRE)
5
Sir Mark
Prescott
XX
0140-64
Bragging (USA)
3
23-3230
Sir Michael
Stoute
3
Richard Hannon
Bahamian Heights
3
C E Brittain
Lacked finish and faded in last start-Course suited and could earn a cheque at best
Won well this course in last start-Holding form and looks ready for double
312
Baby Bush (IRE)
X
Beau Nash (IRE)
3
Richard Hannon
10-400
Canyari (IRE)
3
R A Fahey
Prominent but faded final furlong in latest. Course suited but more to do
133/5
20-1214
4
C Appleby
Faded badly last start-Course suited and is an upset possibility
611
Etaab (USA)
3
Captain Bob (IRE)
3
C Hills
W J Haggas
XXX
0-30001
Deeds Not Words (IRE)
3
M R Channon
Won well this course in last start- Is still fit but tougher now but don't ignore
30620
101
4
M R Channon
Dinneratmidnight
3
R M Beckett
Stayed on for 2nd in last start-Course suited and should be in the firing line again
Ran an to win easy at Lingfield in latest-Course debut but should be right here
144111
0-26213
Kosika (USA)
4
M Johnston
Won from strong finish at Epsom in latest- Consistent and should make it three in a row
4211
Laftah (IRE)
3
R Varian
Little Shambles
3
XX
M Johnston
Dutch Breeze
3
13-6415
Eastern Impact (IRE)
3
R A Fahey
Moderate lately at york-Course suited but needs to find best form to strike
X
4110-42
Fast Track
3
T D Barron
Winner too good in last start-Consistent and course suited- Chance again
6-20010
0-05211
3
Richard Hannon
Musicora
3
Richard Hannon
2-1213
X
Our Queenie (IRE)
3
41-351
Perfect Persuasion
3
W J Haggas
321210
Remember
3
Richard Hannon
403103
X
Stealth Missile (IRE)
3
C E Brittain
Golden Steps (FR)
3
M Botti
Greeb
3
C Hills
Groundworker (IRE)
3
S Kirk
Highland Acclaim (IRE) 3
D O'Meara
52-1320
XX
Inyordreams
3
J G Given
531
Lady Frances
3
M Johnston
143-005
Won very easily in last start at Lingfield-Holding form-Course debut-Chance again
J Noseda
11-263
Wedding Ring
3
C Appleby
130-000
X
My best four:
21001
Etaab
Athenian
20-3002
Kosika
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3
R Charlton
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Nezar (IRE)
3
XX
X
G G Margarson
114-334
3
S C Williams
Oeil De Tigre (FR)
3
A W Carroll
Our Queenie (IRE)
3
Richard Hannon
Faded late in last start- Is capable of better-Likes course- Place
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Did not disgrace in latest-French charge that should be right here if well ridden
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Won final in final stride at Windsdor in latest-Still fit but tougher against these
Remember
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X
Never in contention in latest- Poor runs lately-Needs big improvement to feature
Good third in latest-Consistent and should earn a cheque again
SMS Format:
X
Every chance but stayed for moderate 3rd in latest-Course suited- Outsider
No extra at finish in last start-Course suited and difficult task
1-14643
X
Pillar to post in last start- Improving nicely-Course suited-Meets strong field-Outsider
X
21-May
4
X
Faded final furlong in last start-Consistent-course debut but not without a chance
Won well in last start- Is course suited but more to do against these
The Gold Cheongsam
(IRE)
XXX
Ran on for good 3rd at Ascot in latest-Consistent lately and chance
Tried hard but held on for 2nd in latest- Likes course and each way chance here
0150-01
XX
Below expectations in latest. Capable of better. Likes course-Outsider
Winner too good in last start at Leicester-Holding form and rates a threat here
140-012
R A Fahey
Held and win well at Doncaster in last start-Course suited and chance again
Richard Hannon
Faded late in last start- Is capable of better-Likes course- Place
21-32
3
Lacked extra in last start-Consistent sort and is course suited-Each way chance
Every chance but faded final furlong in latest-Course suited-Chance
114-334
Foxy Clarets (IRE)
Ran on to win well in latest-Course debut but still should be in thr firing line
Below expectations in 'Listed Stakes' in latest- Course suited-Outsider
120-225
XX
T D Easterby
Did not show much in last start-Course suited and could earn at best
Midnite Angel (IRE)
X
Every chance but stayed one pace at finish in latest-Course debut-Good outsider
Won well at Leicester in latest-Course debut and should be in the firing line again
103616
X
Lacked finish in last start-Consistent performer. Likes course. Stands a chance
Hard ridden and won in latest- Course suited and targets three in a row
Jillnextdoor (IRE)
XX
Below expectatons at Ascot in latest-Course suited and should be right here
Winner too good in last start-Consistent sort that should be right here again
Desert Blossom (IRE)
CHANCE
Stayed one pace throughout in latest-Course suited but tough task now
No extra final furlong in latest. Has won this course and rates a danger here
36144-1
FORM HORSE
AGE
TRAINER
15:55 Adnams Broadside Handicap - 3yo, 6f
18+
Royal Mezyan (IRE)
3
W J Haggas
No extra final furlong in last start-Course debut and tough task against these
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See The Sun
3
T D Easterby
X
Stayed one pace in latest- Capable of better-Course suited-Rates a danger
312-450
Sir Robert Cheval
3
24105
M Botti
Sleeper King (IRE)
3
621
K A Ryan
Speedfiend
3
3
M Johnston
Doctor Sardonicus
3
D M Simcock
21-4506
Noel Quinlan
Dullingham
3
C Appleby
Moderate in last start-Course debut but tough task awaiting him
No show in last two starts-Course suited but more to do against these
13
16-0600
Every chance-Stumbled but held on for 3rd in latest-Course debut-each way chance
Supplicant
3
R A Fahey
Fajry (USA)
Saeed bin Suroor
41-421
1643-46
Easy winnr in last start-Improving constantly and should be in the firing line again
3
W J Haggas
3211-50
Weakeend final furlong last start-Course debut but could earn a cheque
100-305
Suzi's Connoisseur
3
H Palmer
X
Ran on at finish in last start-Course suited and is an upset possibility
1-46144
The Hooded Claw (IRE) 3
Toofi (FR)
3
X
suited-Chance
10-0360
T D Easterby
Ventura Mist
3
FORM HORSE
Golden Steps Major Jack
AGE
TRAINER
N P Littmoden
Beau Nash
CHANCE
Be Bold
2
Richard Hannon
X
No show in last start-capable of better-Course debut-Upset possibility
100
Bossy Guest (IRE)
2
M R Channon
X
Two poor runs lately-Race wide and faded-Course suited-Outsider
22015
Commander Patten
(IRE)
2
A Bailey
XX
Dougal (IRE)
2
Richard Hannon
XX
Below expectations in latest-Course suited and is a threat against these
31
Fanciful Angel (IRE)
2
3
Lawyer (IRE)
3
63
Mantou (IRE)
3
Maverick Wave (USA)
3
213
Moonlight Venture
3
Great Park (IRE)
2
L M Cumani
M L W Bell
J H M Gosden
K A Ryan
Mar-30
Munaaser
3
Kasb (IRE)
2
M Botti
XX
M Meade
2105
Provident Spirit
3
J H M Gosden
Percy Alleline
1-23346
Shimba Hills
3
M R Channon
Faded final furlong in last start-More or less consistent- Place chance
5-42443
Showpiece
3
Richard Hannon
Tried hard but held on for 3rd in last start- Is in good shape and could earn again
3150-0
Storm Trooper (IRE)
3
Richard Hannon
Poor runs in last two starts-Course debut but difficult task here
Surety (IRE)
3
C E Brittain
One pace at finish in last start- Consistent lately and could snatch a minor cheque
422215
Voyageofdiscovery (USA)
3
C G Cox
Portamento (IRE)
2
Sir Michael Stoute
2
R M Beckett
2
My best four:
Smaih (GER)
2
X
C Appleby
Richard Hannon
X
Faded badly in last start in Grade 2. Capable of better-Course suited- Chance
21
Sugar Lump
2
Richard Hannon
XXX
Won easy in last start-Holding tremendous form and is the horse to beat
23
Tongue Twista
2
N P Littmoden
X
Under pressure but held for modest 3rd-Course suited and should earn again
My best four:
Sugar Lump
Lawyer
Fajry
Doctor Sardonicus
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Poor run lately-Course suited but needs to find best form to strike here
210
X
No extra at finish in last start- Course debut but is a threat against these
J H M Gosden
Hard ridden but stayed one pace in latest-Course debut-Consider
510
X
Voyageofdiscovery
First run-From Sire Dark Angel (IRE)
143
X
Never a factor in last start-Course suited and could place at best
X
Slow and no show in last start-Course debut but could earn a cheque
Mukhayyam
X
X
Sir Michael Stoute
Won well on debut-Course debut-Holding form but tougher task
120
XXX
One pace throughout in last start-Consistent-Rates a big danger against these
Ran on well to win in last start-Course suited and chance again
1
M Johnston
Under pressure but won nicely-Is still fit and should be the horse to beat again
5-633
Outpaced and no chance in last start-Likes course and rates a danger here
2110
King Of Macedon
Stayed one pace in last start-Has won this course and is an upset possibility
First run-From Sire Aqlaam-Watch betting
52120
R M Beckett
Ran on to win well in last start-Course debut but should run a cracker again
Foxy Clarets
2
424446
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16:30 Adnams Mosaic EBF Stallions Conditions Stakes - 2yo, 6f
Amaze Me
3
X
Good third in last start-Course debut but could finish in the money
Faded badly at York in latest-Course suited but needs improvement to feature
My best four:
R Varian
No show in last start-Course debut but could snatch a place
011-401
R Varian
Below expectations in last start-Capable of better-Course
Killing Time (IRE)
3
XX
Moderate lately-Is coming slowly to hand but tough task against these
T D Easterby
No extra at finish in latest-Moderate lately-Likes course and stands outsider chance
216-220
Kafeel (USA)
3
Disappointing lately-Needs to find best form to make presence felt
Survived
XX
Pillar to post in last start at Lingfield-Holding form and should be right here again
Poor runs lately-Course suited but needs big improvement to feature
224-100
Crowdmania
CHANCE
Disappointing when lacked finish in latest-Is course suited but more to do
Outpaced in last start-More or less consistent sort but could earn only
0446-00
FORM HORSE
AGE
TRAINER
17:05 Adnams Copper House Gin Handicap - 3yo, 1m
Commander Patten
Dougal
Fanciful Angel
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FORM HORSE
AGE
TRAINER
17:35 Robert Palmer Memorial Handicap - 3yo, 1m 5f
2160
Belfilo (IRE)
3
CHANCE
A M Balding
Disappointing in last start-Struggling to find best form-Course debutDifficult
20-001
Craggaknock
3
M T Walford
X
Stayed on strongly and won in latest-Back to best and should be right here
again
646
Fighting Back
3
Mrs A J Perrett
Faded last furlong in last start-Course suited but more to do here
42-344
Grand Meister
3
M L W Bell
X
Average in last start-capable of better-Course debut-Outsider
2
Injun Sands
3
Jane Chapple-Hyam XX
Promisng run in latest- Improving fast-Course suited and rates a danger
here
6-12566
Late Shipment
3
M Johnston
Weakened at finish in latest-Meets strong field and could snatch a place at
best
110446
Maxie T
3
M Johnston
X
No show in last start- Battling to find best form-Course suited- Outsider
10-Mar
Morning Watch (IRE)
3
Lady Cecil
Outpaced and no show in latest-Course debut-Need to be seen again
1
Mymatechris (IRE)
3
A M Balding
XX
Won hard ridden on debut-Improving sort-Course debut but chance
again
3-106
Purple Spectrum
3
W J Haggas
Faded badly in last start-Looks to be in better shape-Could earn a cheque
25
Quenelle
3
E A L Dunlop
Never dangerous in last start-Capable of better-Place chance
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TRAINER
CHANCE
6636
Race To Glory
3
R Charlton
Moderate lately-Needs big improvement to feature against these
150230
Right Of Appeal
3
M Johnston
X
Weakened final furlong in latest-Capable of better-Outsider chance
34-2135
Sebastian Beach (IRE)
3
Richard Hannon
X
No extra at finish in latest at Newbury. Has won this course and is a good outsider
5436
Shadows Ofthenight
(IRE)
3
M R Channon
Disappointing run in latest-Course debut and tough task this field
3-65641
Snow Squall
3
M Johnston
XXX
Ran on to win well in last start-Course suited and each way chance again
My best four:
Snow Squall
Injun Sands
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UK Races Sunday 27 July - Carlisle - http://www.carlisle-races.co.uk/ - http://www.sportinglife.com/racing/meeting/carlisle/27-07-2014/fast-cards
FORM HORSE
AGE
TRAINER
CHANCE
14:10 Travis Perkins Family Fun Day Maiden Auction Stakes - 2yo,
5f 193y
Anneani (IRE)
2
Paul Green
Denton Carnival (IRE)
2
M Dods
2
Mrs A Duffield
2
R A Fahey
X
Elevator Action (IRE)
2
Farang Jai Dee (IRE)
16
B Smart
2
D Carroll
Gleneely Girl (IRE)
2
Rae Guest
4642
2
K R Burke
XX
2
K Dalgleish
Indian Champ
2
K A Ryan
2
R A Fahey
2
Mrs A Duffield
K Dalgleish
XXX
Foxtrot Knight
2
O Stevens
X
Honest Bob's
2
B Ellison
Just The Tip (IRE)
2
K Dalgleish
XX
340402
Lady Zodiac (IRE)
2
T J Pitt
Loumarin (IRE)
2
M Meade
Millar Rose (IRE)
2
XX
K R Burke
Ocean Sheridan (IRE)
2
XX
M Dods
Penalty Scorer
2
X
R C Guest
X
Perardua
2
R A Fahey
XX
Not a dull race so far. Is holding form well. Don't ignore here
251433
River Spirit
2
M R Channon
XX
Has shown some regularity. Can again earn a cheque here
304
Westhoughton
2
D O'Meara
Is taking time to be at best form. Will need more races
My best Six:
Danot (IRE)
Bahango (IRE)
No progression shown in two outings. More races needed
Honest Bob's
2
B Smart
Lady Zodiac (IRE)
2
Ian Williams
Millar Rose (IRE)
2
R A Fahey
Loumarin (IRE)
First outing. Watch betting
Roman De Brut (IRE)
XX
Good improvement on last outing. Can upset possibility
3313
5
Lady Maesmor
2
M Meade
Second outing this season. Will need more races to progress
55
Monksford Lady
2
D McCain Jnr
50
X
Finished second last out. Tried hard but winner too good in latest- Chance
First outing. Watch betting
Mythmaker
XX
Won last out. Held form. Good preparation. Is looking for two in a row
342
Has shown big progression on last outing by taking 3rd place. On the upgrade - big test
4
Intruder
Second outing. Progress is expected
Kayo Koko (IRE)
2
Won last out. Held form. Good sort that is bound to upset if gets things his way
First outing. Watch betting
3
41
5361
First outing. Watch betting
Hey Bob (IRE)
Danot (IRE)
Beaten by a better horse last out. Held form. Will try to visit the winner's enclosure sooner or later
Two outings and twice second. Held form. Good preparation. Can make it this time
Grey Sensation (IRE)
XX
Has been a bit disappointing last outing by finishing last. Can make the frame
No show in two outings. More races needed to progress
22
Kristin Stubbs
Ignore last outing. Is a much better horse. Looks fitter. Can renew with victory
First outing. Watch betting
0
2
Won nicely last out. Is the horse to beat
6116
Second outing. Finished at 6 1/2L of winner. Should show progression first
Emblaze
Bahango (IRE)
Has shown some progress recently. Can finish in the money this time
First outing. Watch betting
6
64261
50464
Second outing. Looks fitter. Progress is expected
Doppler Effect
343
Is progressing with races. Good third place last out. Will be a hard nut to crack this time
First outing. Watch betting
6
FORM HORSE
AGE
TRAINER
CHANCE
14:40 Knauf Partnered With Travis Perkins Nursery - 2yo, 5f
No show in two outings. To be reviewed
65
Sandgate
No progression shownin two outings. More races needed
65
Shortmile Lady (IRE)
2
M Dods
2
D McCain Jnr
Disappointing in two outings. To be reviewed
332
You're My Cracker
XX
Is not far from best form. Can visit the winner's enclosure if things go his way
My best four:
Gleneely Girl (IRE)
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44
24 July 2014
FORM HORSE
AGE
TRAINER
CHANCE
15:15 British Gypsum Partnered With Travis Perkins Claiming Stakes
- 3yo+, 7f 200y
622064
Al Muheer (IRE)
9
Mrs R Carr
X
Good fourth lately and stands a chance here
301152
Conry (IRE)
Extraterrestrial
8
Ian Williams
XX
Heidi's Delight (IRE)
10
R A Fahey
XXX
King Pin
5
Mrs A Duffield
X
Mishaal (IRE)
9
Miss Tracy Waggott X
4
M Herrington
Naoise (IRE)
6
42-634
0323-02
3-03314
Ollie Pears
300-335
Alpine Storm (IRE)
3
Chant (IRE)
4
Corton Lad
4
Discovery Bay
Nov-21
XX
0-51660
Emerahldz (IRE)
M Mullineaux
224231
4
Miss Tracy Waggott
0522/64-
J J Davies
150230
Always fifth on last three outings. More to do against these
The Osteopath (IRE)
11
Toto Skyllachy
R A Fahey
4
A C Whillans
Uncle Brit
Love Marmalade (IRE)
Warfare
6-02553
8
J M Jefferson
00D6
5
Whispered Times (USA) 7
XXX
M Johnston
Red Inca
6
B Ellison
Right Of Appeal
3
M Johnston
Save The Bees
6
X
D Carroll
Special Fighter (IRE)
3
M Johnston
8
B Ellison
3
M Johnston
No show on last outing. More to do against these
01-0005
K A Ryan
Ultimate
Always last. More races needed
Miss Tracy Waggott
A bit disappointing in last outing. More to do against these
My best five:
3
Is gradually coming back to best form. Can make the money this time
Good improvement in latest-But tough task awaiting him
0-34425
Maracuja
First outing 2014. May need this run
D O'Meara
Is still far from best form. Will need more races to progress
500532
XXXX
Not a dull race so far winning one race in six outings this season. Is holding form-Chance
9
Not a trustworthy sort. Better ignore
433-066
XX
K Dalgleish
A bit disappointing last out when finishing last. To be reviewed
Has been a bit disappointing on last two outings. To be reviewed
0-36404
XXX
Won last out-Good sort. Is the horse to beat
4
No show till now. To be reviewed
5-04240
Mrs A Duffield
3
45500
Shearian
XXX
B Ellison
Poor runs so far. More to do to feature against these
602555
M Johnston
6
Has been regular on last four outings. Is holding form and consider against these
Poor Duke (IRE)
XX
No show till now. To be reviewed
XX
Narrowly beaten last out. Consistent and is not without a chance here
0/00212
D O'Meara
A bit disappointing last out when taking fourth place. Is fitter. Can make amend this time
Has shown some progression in last outing.Held form. Upset possibility
2-00402
6
Beaten last out by a better horse. Is more or less a regular one. Can make it this time
In and out performer. Depends on its day. Small chance
023-504
Almagest
Won last out-Good sort that should be right here. Consider
Not a dull race so far. Will be again a hard nut to crack
063-516
030-652
Beaten by a better horse last out. Held form. Chance
Beaten by a better horse last out. Can make it this time
122-214
FORM HORSE
AGE
TRAINER
CHANCE
15:50 Wavin Partnered With Travis Perkins Handicap - 3yo+, 1m 3f
107y
103124
Zanouska (USA)
Disappointing last out. To be reviewed
My best five:
Extraterrestrial
Emerahldz (IRE)
Alpine Storm (IRE)
Conry (IRE)
Chant (IRE)
Mishaal (IRE)
Maracuja
Naoise (IRE)
Al Muheer (IRE)
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24 July 2014
FORM HORSE
AGE
TRAINER
CHANCE
16:25 Travis Perkins Tool Hire Maiden Stakes - 3yo+, 1m 1f 61y
5
Chilly Miss
5
J M Jefferson
0-044
Conquerant
Dancin Alpha
Flawless Pink
3
XX
3
G A Swinbank
350021
XX
3
M Johnston
3
J Noseda
Her Red Devil (IRE)
3
R A Fahey
XXX
3
K Dalgleish
XXX
Won nicely last out. Can make it two this time
4661P1
Incurs Four Faults
Won twice this year. Finished second last out. Will again be a hard nut to crack
3
X
King's Prospect
3
Twice second recently. Looks fitter and could strike
3
R A Fahey
Light Of Asia (IRE)
00-5000
No show on first outing. Will need more races to progress
3
M P Tregoning
Miss Tracy Waggott
Good third in latest-Looks to have more to do against these
0
Hesbaan (IRE)
K Dalgleish
Has shown progression recently by taking third place. Looks fitter. Can make the frame this time
3
0-6422
424-422
X
C Appleby
Archie's Advice
A bit disappointing in last outing. At best can finish in the money
Gleese The Devil (IRE)
Sir Mark Prescott
3
5303
First outing. Watch betting
24
Anjin (IRE)
Is progressing with races. Can finish in the money this time
Has shown some progression recently. Can make the frame this time
Debutante Blues (USA)
CHANCE
M Johnston
In and out performer. Depends on his day.
42
TRAINER
3
First outing. Watch betting
62-362
AGE
17:00 Lafarge Partnered With Travis Perkins Handicap - 3yo, 1m 1f
61y
Won twice this year and ran two disappointing races. Lost form. To be reviewed
Classical Duet (USA)
FORM HORSE
XXX
Mount Cheiron (USA)
3
E A L Dunlop
3
Mrs Dianne Sayer
3
Mrs A Duffield
XXX
No show till now. To be reviewed
Twice second recently. Consistent and should earn a big cheque again
646-053
5
Finished third last out and was beaten by only 3/4L. Looks fitter. Will be running against them
again
Joyful Star
4
F Watson
3
Sir Mark Prescott
3
J Tate
Finished last on debut. To be reviewed
Lady Bingo (IRE)
0655-5
Law Keeper (IRE)
0-004
X
Mantou (IRE)
3
M L W Bell
Mizzeni (FR)
Mount Shamsan
Pressure Point
Miss Gay Kelleway
Spot The Pro (IRE)
4
W J Haggas
XXX
4
K Dalgleish
XX
5
Rebecca Menzies
Taqneen (IRE)
3
E A L Dunlop
William Of Orange
3
64342
Ronya (IRE)
Sir Mark Prescott
XXX
3
Kristin Stubbs
3
K R Burke
XX
Has shown progression recently by taking second place. Looks fitter. Can make the frame this time
Soiree D'ete
63-43
3
Sir Mark Prescott
Stanarley Pic
3
G A Swinbank
X
Is progressiong with races. Can finish in the money this time
XXX
202100
Suni Dancer
3
Paul Green
Has been disappointing on two last outings. To be reviewed
310606
Sir Mark Prescott
Uplifted (IRE)
3
K A Ryan
Has shown some progression recently. A bit inconsistent one. Small chance
No show on debut. To be reviewed
My best six:
K Dalgleish
Finished last on first outing 2014. Will need more races to progress
A regular sort. Three times second place. Can earn a big cheque here
0
3
Rio Yuma (ITY)
000-0
Is still far from best form. At best place chance
4222
XX
No show till now. To be reviewed
Was a bit disappointing last out. Can make amend this time. Can make the frame
44
Real Jazz (IRE)
0-300
3
Beaten by a whisker on last outing. Is cherry ripe
22-0
Sir Mark Prescott
Twice second in two races this season Consistent and should earn a big cheque again
No show on debut. To be reviewed
562
Quick Succession (USA) 3
454-22
X
Has shown some slight progression recently. Place chance
05-
3
Second outing this year. Looks fitter. Place chance
Finished second on debut. Can finish in the money with one race in the legs
63
Palace Dragon (IRE)
XXX
Second outing this year. With one race in the leg, progress is expected. Consider
Average debut. More races needed
2
Paddy's Rock (IRE)
50-5205
Hesbaan (IRE)
Victory Danz (IRE)
3
D O'Meara
No show till now. To be reviewed
Mount Shamsan
Taqneen (IRE)
My best six:
Her Red Devil (IRE)
Dancin Alpha
Incurs Four Faults
Pressure Point
Light Of Asia (IRE)
Flawless Pink
Paddy's Rock (IRE)
Real Jazz (IRE)
Archie's Advice
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46
24 July 2014
FORM HORSE
AGE
TRAINER
CHANCE
17:30 Travis Perkins Your Local Builders Merchant Handicap - 3yo+,
6f 192y
302143
Al Khan (IRE)
5
Ollie Pears
X
Average horse and inconsistent one. Likes to have things his way. Small chance
430506
Baltic Prince (IRE)
Destination Aim
AGE
621013
5
B Smart
XXX
3
Mrs A Duffield
XXX
Orwellian
Hanalei Bay
646-053
Paddy's Rock (IRE)
Paul Green
Has made some progress on last outing. Big chance here
7
F Watson
A little bit disappointing last outing. Looks fitter. Can make the frame
4
K Dalgleish
XXX
P F Holmes
XXX
0-34425
Whispered Times (USA) 7
Miss Tracy Waggott X
My best Five:
Imperator Augustus
(IRE)
6
Whatdoesthefoxsay
Hanalei Bay
(IRE)
Roxy
Imperator
Madam
Augustus (IRE)
Twinkling
Mishaal (IRE)
Light (IRE)
Won going away last out. Looks fitter. Is the horse to beat
165301
CHANCE
Is a regular sort. Strong each way chance
Is still far from best form. May need more races
6221-51
TRAINER
4
No show till now. To be reviewed
0610-40
FORM HORSE
Orwellian
Paddy's Rock (IRE)
Won last out. Held form. Will be again a hard nut to crack
5-00640
Lightnin Hopkins (IRE) 4
D O'Meara
No show till now. To be reviewed
3-23554
Live Dangerously
4
K Dalgleish
X
Is progressing with races. Looks fitter and could earn a cheque here
0/0005-0
Mick Slates (IRE)
5
D Carroll
Finished last on first outing 2014. Rested. To be reviewed
2-00402
Mishaal (IRE)
4
M Herrington
Has shown ability by taking second place last out. Cherry ripe to strike
00-5000
Mount Cheiron (USA)
No show till now. To be reviewed
3
Mrs Dianne Sayer
XXX
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