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	<title>Kentucky Derby Analysis</title>
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	<pubDate>Sat, 04 Sep 2010 17:03:18 -0500</pubDate>
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        Analysis of the Kentucky Derby is hard any year, but  Kentucky Derby analysis is particularly challenging. Rarely have we seen a field with so many questions and so few horses of which we have a clear picture of their capabilities or what we can expect. At this point it's almost impossible to know if the field seems so congested because it is so full of good horses, or if the problem is that this is a substandard class. If it's the former then the challenge becomes picking the best of the best. ...	</description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[Analysis of the Kentucky Derby is hard any year, but  Kentucky Derby analysis is particularly challenging. Rarely have we seen a field with so many questions and so few horses of which we have a clear picture of their capabilities or what we can expect. At this point it's almost impossible to know if the field seems so congested because it is so full of good horses, or if the problem is that this is a substandard class. If it's the former then the challenge becomes picking the best of the best. If it's a second-rate class, however, then the trick is to figure out if there is a horse among them that has a class advantage that it will be able to exert. A look at the top contenders in the field illustrates the problems in drawing a clear picture:Curlin - The likely favorite has been ridiculously dominant in three races this year, but those are the only three races he has ever run. He's facing several historical precedents that would make it seem logical to dismiss him. On the other h...]]></content:encoded>
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	<title>The Difficulty Moving Up</title>
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	<pubDate>Fri, 03 Sep 2010 17:59:02 -0500</pubDate>
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        Have you been successful at the lower levels of dressage, orjumping, or how about barrel racing or eventing? The disciplinedoesn't matter; the difficulty moving up to the higher levels isthe same. Time and time again we have all witnessed riders whoseemed to be doing well in the lower divisions of their chosendiscipline. Then they go out and purchase that advanced horseonly to meet with disaster. Why is this you may ask? How couldthey do so well before and then have so much difficulty? Is itthe ...	</description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[Have you been successful at the lower levels of dressage, orjumping, or how about barrel racing or eventing? The disciplinedoesn't matter; the difficulty moving up to the higher levels isthe same. Time and time again we have all witnessed riders whoseemed to be doing well in the lower divisions of their chosendiscipline. Then they go out and purchase that advanced horseonly to meet with disaster. Why is this you may ask? How couldthey do so well before and then have so much difficulty? Is itthe rider or the horse? What's the problem? Is the horse soresomewhere you might ask? These are the types of questions I hereover and over again.The answer isn't simple. There could be any number orcombination of reasons. Regardless of the reason, it stillamounts to a huge disappointment for those who find themselvesin this difficult situation. It certainly is not a comfortingfeeling to have gone out and spent a large amount of money for ahorse that has a good success record, only to...]]></content:encoded>
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	<title>How Will He Run Today?</title>
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	<pubDate>Thu, 02 Sep 2010 19:06:18 -0500</pubDate>
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        A Horse's past performaces are the main cirteria that ahandicapper looks at when deciding on his bets. Consideringother aspects of the horse and race, the handicapper can notjust rely on past performances and Speed Figures. Countlessfactors affecting today's race and horses have to be taken intoconsideration.When a handicapper considers the effects of pace, track biases,and trips, he is dealing with a finite number of items. It'sthose infinite items that have to be also factored into theequation...	</description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[A Horse's past performaces are the main cirteria that ahandicapper looks at when deciding on his bets. Consideringother aspects of the horse and race, the handicapper can notjust rely on past performances and &quot;Speed Figures.&quot; Countlessfactors affecting today's race and horses have to be taken intoconsideration.When a handicapper considers the effects of pace, track biases,and trips, he is dealing with a finite number of items. It'sthose infinite items that have to be also factored into theequation.Today's Racetrack BiasHasty and crucial decisions have to be made on whether the biasreally exists today. If, so should the previous strategy bediscarded and follow the bias of the day in his betting or goagainst the bias. Generally, if a bias existed yesterday, or the track has aconsistent bias tendency, handicap the card on the presumptionthat the bias will still be there. Watch the races carefully andif the bias still exists, handicap accordingly. If there has been no bi...]]></content:encoded>
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	<title>What you need to know about rodeos</title>
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	<pubDate>Wed, 01 Sep 2010 17:31:18 -0500</pubDate>
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        The perfect way to elate your spirits, the peculiar cowboys andcowgirls and their sturdy horses, their thrilling activities andthe mind boggling musicthe world of Rodeos is charismatic andbewitching in its own way. Initially Rodeos were associated withTexas only but now its events have spread their wings throughoutthe globe. A Short Brush with the Past The history of Rodeos can be tracedback to  when San Antonio hosted the foremost TexasAgricultural Fair which turned out to be a massive success ...	</description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[The perfect way to elate your spirits, the peculiar cowboys andcowgirls and their sturdy horses, their thrilling activities andthe mind boggling music'the world of Rodeos is charismatic andbewitching in its own way. Initially Rodeos were associated withTexas only but now its events have spread their wings throughoutthe globe. A Short Brush with the Past The history of Rodeos can be tracedback to  when San Antonio hosted the foremost TexasAgricultural Fair which turned out to be a massive success andthereby took place annually. Till  the John and HenryFreeman Coliseum is known to have hosted the San Antonio StockShow and Rodeo. The Rodeos Distinct Proceedings The Rodeos has always beenwelcoming and a wonderful experience not just for the kids butfor the entire family. The innumerable Rodeo events fill everyheart with excitement and pleasure. Some of the staggering Rodeoevents are Bull Riding, Tie Down Roping, Barrel Racing, SaddleBronc Riding, Bare Back Riding, ...]]></content:encoded>
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	<title>Types Of Bicycle Rims To Consider</title>
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	<pubDate>Tue, 31 Aug 2010 19:25:56 -0500</pubDate>
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        The first bicycle wheels were from a horse drawn cart, made ofwood with a metal band round the bicycle rim, very hard and veryuncomfortable to ride. Then a man called Dunlop Scottishinvented the pneumatic tire, this along with Macadam anotherScot inventing the tar road surface made cycling a lot morecomfortable.The bicycle rim, like the bicycle frame hasnt changed much indesign, its still round and always will be. From the firstwooden rims the next were made of steel, then alloy and now ifyou ca...	</description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[The first bicycle wheels were from a horse drawn cart, made ofwood with a metal band round the bicycle rim, very hard and veryuncomfortable to ride. Then a man called Dunlop Scottishinvented the pneumatic tire, this along with Macadam anotherScot inventing the tar road surface made cycling a lot morecomfortable.The bicycle rim, like the bicycle frame hasn't changed much indesign, its still round and always will be. From the firstwooden rims the next were made of steel, then alloy and now ifyou can afford it, carbon. Of all bicycle parts the bicycle rimcan make a big difference to how your bike handles. First theweight of your rim affects your sprinting and climbing as theweight will low you down, for a long, flat effort the weightisn't so important as when you get the wheels rolling the weightcan help to keep them going. The shape of the rim can beimportant also, a flat rim is best for climbing as aerodynamicsare not so important on a hill, a deep section, aero, rim...]]></content:encoded>
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	<title>Sports And Romance</title>
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	<pubDate>Mon, 30 Aug 2010 18:47:35 -0500</pubDate>
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        How can sports possibly be be romantic? It's simple. Just askany man who has cheered on his favorite team, while cuddlingwith his wife, and he'll tell you.Many women I know profess to hate all sports. Why? If it'ssomething your husband really enjoys, wouldn't you rather learnabout it, and share the common bond of sports than to have himwatch it alone or always leave to watch it with his buddies? Me?I'd rather be a sports wife than a sports widow.Before you start to panic, let me sneak in a discl...	</description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[How can sports possibly be be romantic? It's simple. Just askany man who has cheered on his favorite team, while cuddlingwith his wife, and he'll tell you.Many women I know profess to hate all sports. Why? If it'ssomething your husband really enjoys, wouldn't you rather learnabout it, and share the common bond of sports than to have himwatch it alone or always leave to watch it with his buddies? Me?I'd rather be a sports wife than a sports widow.Before you start to panic, let me sneak in a disclaimer. No, youdon't have to put on a parka and sit through an icy-cold GreenBay Packers game in November to show your husband your love. Youcan certainly sit warm and cozy on your living room couchtogether, to show him that he is special to you.Does the thought of being cooped up indoors watching a game boreyou to tears? If so, take him on a trip to see his favoriteprofessional team or player. Or, for a more relaxed date, go toa local Middle School or High School game. You'll lov...]]></content:encoded>
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	<title>Betting Guide/Strategy</title>
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	<pubDate>Sun, 29 Aug 2010 18:31:51 -0500</pubDate>
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        Betting GuideStrategy: Golf bettingOwlmans Golf betting guideI can't play golf, Pitch and put is my limit, these familiarcries are often used as justification for not getting involvedin golf betting. On a personal level, I've never sat on a horse,but this has not stopped me betting on these four legged moneycarriers.I commenced serious golf betting two years ago, and myinvolvement can largely be attributed to  factors:. My increased use of the betting exchanges . Invariably mySunday nights were ...	</description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[Betting GuideStrategy: Golf bettingOwlmans Golf betting guide&quot;I can't play golf, &quot;Pitch and put is my limit&quot;, these familiarcries are often used as justification for not getting involvedin golf betting. On a personal level, I've never sat on a horse,but this has not stopped me betting on these four legged moneycarriers.I commenced serious golf betting two years ago, and myinvolvement can largely be attributed to  factors:. My increased use of the betting exchanges . Invariably mySunday nights were spent watching the golf on SKY thereforehaving an interest on the outcome added to the viewing pleasure. Around this time I started a more disciplined approach to mybetting activities to include record keeping of bets placed. Tomy amazement, my golf bets were showing greater returns thanfrom what I perceived were my strong suits of horses andfootball.If I was obtaining a positive return without really trying - bythat I mean little research or form study, I reasoned that...]]></content:encoded>
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	<title>Rider Burnout</title>
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	<pubDate>Sat, 28 Aug 2010 18:09:00 -0500</pubDate>
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         Rider Burnout Bill Dunigan Over the years I have noticed a situation that develops much tooften. That is the problem of burn out on the part of the rider.How often have we known someone who started riding, and at somepoint decided to pursue a particular discipline to the exclusionof any other activity involving horses. I am sure you haveencountered this just as I have. The sad part is that it doesn'tneed to happen. Think back to when you first began to ride. You,just like I, enjoyed doing almos...	</description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[ Rider Burnout Bill Dunigan Over the years I have noticed a situation that develops much tooften. That is the problem of burn out on the part of the rider.How often have we known someone who started riding, and at somepoint decided to pursue a particular discipline to the exclusionof any other activity involving horses. I am sure you haveencountered this just as I have. The sad part is that it doesn'tneed to happen. Think back to when you first began to ride. You,just like I, enjoyed doing almost anything you could imagine onhorseback. Remember the trail rides, those days at the barn thatnever seem to have enough hours in them, all the new friends,and what about the different shows you were so excited toattend. It didn't matter what kind of show it was. It had horsesand that was all that mattered. Somehow a lot of riders got side tracked. By that I mean theyreached a point where they became enthralled with a particulardiscipline. Now I m not saying that there is anythin...]]></content:encoded>
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	<title>Why Attend A Clinic</title>
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	<pubDate>Fri, 27 Aug 2010 16:45:52 -0500</pubDate>
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         Why Attend a Clinic ?Bill Dunigan Many riders have asked this question over the years. Quite anumber of them are self-taught. Likewise, many of them have alsotrained their own horses. This is a very common situation in thehorse world. However, the more involved we become in competing,the more assistance we need. The chances are that the riders whoare placing ahead of you have a coach, trainer, or instructor towork with or seek input from. Look for instance at the equestrian teams of any of thec...	</description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[ Why Attend a Clinic ?Bill Dunigan Many riders have asked this question over the years. Quite anumber of them are self-taught. Likewise, many of them have alsotrained their own horses. This is a very common situation in thehorse world. However, the more involved we become in competing,the more assistance we need. The chances are that the riders whoare placing ahead of you have a coach, trainer, or instructor towork with or seek input from. Look for instance at the equestrian teams of any of thecountries competing in international competitions. All of theseteams have coaches. The same thing is true of any of the ridingteams associated with schools everywhere. If you look at the topcompetitors in your field competing as individuals, you willfind they have a few select, trusted, and knowledgeable friendsor family members who constantly give them feedback. This is initself, a form of coaching. Today the caliber of horses is sohigh and the talent, knowledge and ability of t...]]></content:encoded>
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	<title>Why All The Fuss About Relaxation</title>
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	<pubDate>Thu, 26 Aug 2010 16:46:25 -0500</pubDate>
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        Why All The Fuss About Relaxation?Bill Dunigan If you have ever taken many riding lessons I'm sure you haveheard the word relaxation. It seems to be a staple in everyinstructors vocabulary. Have you ever wondered why so manyteachers, trainers, and top riders place so much importance onit? Sometimes they are refering to relaxation on the part of thehorse and other times it's the rider being encoureged to relaxmore. What is it about this one aspect of riding horses thatmakes it so universaly impor...	</description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[Why All The Fuss About Relaxation?Bill Dunigan If you have ever taken many riding lessons I'm sure you haveheard the word &quot;relaxation&quot;. It seems to be a staple in everyinstructors vocabulary. Have you ever wondered why so manyteachers, trainers, and top riders place so much importance onit? Sometimes they are refering to relaxation on the part of thehorse and other times it's the rider being encoureged to relaxmore. What is it about this one aspect of riding horses thatmakes it so universaly important? Something that we must realize before going any farther in thisdiscussion is that there is a difference between riding a horseand working a horse. If we are simply out for a trail ride orusing the ring just to enjoy the beautiful day on horseback, weare riding. On the other hand if we are preparing forcompetition, trying to progress to the next level ofaccomplishment in our chosen diciplin, or practicing what welearned in the previous lesson, then we are working our hors...]]></content:encoded>
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	<title>Choosing A Good Website For Online Soccer Betting</title>
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	<pubDate>Wed, 25 Aug 2010 16:51:37 -0500</pubDate>
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                      While many people are familiar with various forms of sports betting such as betting on horse racing, soccer, baseball, and many other sports, most of those people are only familiar with physical betting. That is, they place bets by going to a betting center, walking up to the counter, placing a bet, and paying the cashier money for the bet. In this day and age, however, soccer betting, or football betting, has incorporated technology just like every other aspect of modern living. F...	</description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[              While many people are familiar with various forms of sports betting such as betting on horse racing, soccer, baseball, and many other sports, most of those people are only familiar with physical betting. That is, they place bets by going to a betting center, walking up to the counter, placing a bet, and paying the cashier money for the bet. In this day and age, however, soccer betting, or football betting, has incorporated technology just like every other aspect of modern living. Football betting can now be done online, without the need to visit a physical betting center, so you can place bets right from the comfort of your own home.Online football betting offers a great many advantages over physical betting, not the least of which is much greater accessibility. For those people who do not live close to any physical betting centers, they would have to travel relatively great distances just to place a bet. With online soccer betting, however, as long as you have a com...]]></content:encoded>
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	<title>Cheltenham Glory With Jockey Richard Dunwoody</title>
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	<pubDate>Tue, 24 Aug 2010 16:58:27 -0500</pubDate>
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        Of all champion jockeys of modern times, Richard Dunwoody has achieved the most outstanding record in the Grand National. When you look at his background his achievements are not hugely surprising - he was bred to be a winner. Born in January  into a racing family in County Antrim, his father George, had run away from home as a teenager to work with horses and became a jockey-turned-trainer, while his grandfather on his mother's side was Epsom trainer Dick Thrale, who amongst his many successes,...	</description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[Of all champion jockeys of modern times, Richard Dunwoody has achieved the most outstanding record in the Grand National. When you look at his background his achievements are not hugely surprising - he was bred to be a winner. Born in January  into a racing family in County Antrim, his father George, had run away from home as a teenager to work with horses and became a jockey-turned-trainer, while his grandfather on his mother's side was Epsom trainer Dick Thrale, who amongst his many successes, sent out Indigenous to win at his local course under Lester Piggott in . Richard was therefore riding a pony at the age of two and hunting with hounds by the age of six!But it was not just his family connections and early start into the world of horses that led Dunwoody to such success - it was sheer willpower. When he was at boarding school he starved himself to the point of collapse and hospitalisation, such was his determination to become a jockey. And following his retirement, Dunwo...]]></content:encoded>
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	<title>Be A Sharp Sports Punter</title>
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	<pubDate>Mon, 23 Aug 2010 20:09:47 -0500</pubDate>
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        All of us who love sports are usually familiar with betting in some fashion or the other. Several of us may have tried their hands at it too. Some popular sports where betting is big game are soccer, football, basket ball, baseball, hockey, horse racing and of course, boxing. Sportsbooks offer an excellent avenue for us to place wagers or bets on the sports that we are interested in. When you place a wager, the service charges a certain fee which is traditionally  of the wager. Therefore, to win...	</description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[All of us who love sports are usually familiar with betting in some fashion or the other. Several of us may have tried their hands at it too. Some popular sports where betting is big game are soccer, football, basket ball, baseball, hockey, horse racing and of course, boxing. Sportsbooks offer an excellent avenue for us to place wagers or bets on the sports that we are interested in. When you place a wager, the service charges a certain fee which is traditionally  of the wager. Therefore, to win  on a bet, you lay . The charge that website levy on wagers or bets is commonly referred to as &quot;juice&quot;. These charges take care of the overheads and profits of the betting companies or sportsbooks. Now, as a bettor, what would make a bet more enticing? Reduced charges, of course! Sportsbooks have taken the next step, as a result of severe competition, to reduce the charges further. Consequently, the traditional charge of  is brought down by several service providers to  or even ...]]></content:encoded>
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	<title>What Is A Reduced Juice Sportsbook</title>
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	<pubDate>Sun, 22 Aug 2010 17:13:47 -0500</pubDate>
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        Are you a sports lover? Do you like money growing? How about gambling or speculating a bit? If your answers are positive, then you would love reduced juice sportsbooks! First things first, what is a sportsbook? A sportsbook is an avenue for gamblers to wager on different types of sports competitions such as football, golf, soccer, hockey, baseball, basket ball, boxing and horse racing. A sportsbook is also popularly known as a race or sports book or just book. Interestingly, sportsbooks are very...	</description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[Are you a sports lover? Do you like money growing? How about gambling or speculating a bit? If your answers are positive, then you would love reduced juice sportsbooks! First things first, what is a sportsbook? A sportsbook is an avenue for gamblers to wager on different types of sports competitions such as football, golf, soccer, hockey, baseball, basket ball, boxing and horse racing. A sportsbook is also popularly known as a race or sports book or just &quot;book&quot;. Interestingly, sportsbooks are very popular in the United States and have also spread to other parts of the world. The betting is not static; rather it is dynamic and varies with different types of games. The legality of sportsbooks varies in different parts of the world. For example, in the United States, there are around  licensed sportsbooks, all in Nevada casinos though they are banned in the remaining  states. In several other countries, sportsbooks are often termed as betting shops or bookmakers and are fully legal.I...]]></content:encoded>
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	<title>9th Time Lucky For Tom Scudamore In 2010?</title>
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	<pubDate>Sat, 21 Aug 2010 16:35:00 -0500</pubDate>
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        Every year the focus and media attention is put squarely on the shoulders of Tony McCoy in a 'Will he, won't he' debate as to whether he can finally win a Grand National after  attempts but back in the shadows stands Tom Scudamore, an equally prolific jockey who will be riding in the  Grand National for the ninth time, without a win under his belt. He made his debut in the Grand National in , at just  years of age, riding Northern Starlight where he was unseated at the sixth fence. He was also t...	</description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[Every year the focus and media attention is put squarely on the shoulders of Tony McCoy in a 'Will he, won't he' debate as to whether he can finally win a Grand National after  attempts but back in the shadows stands Tom Scudamore, an equally prolific jockey who will be riding in the  Grand National for the ninth time, without a win under his belt. He made his debut in the Grand National in , at just  years of age, riding Northern Starlight where he was unseated at the sixth fence. He was also the youngest jockey to be entered that year so maybe experience let him down on that occasion. But if family history were anything to go by then eventually he should be able to do the seemingly impossible and win a Grand National. He is the third generation of Scudamores to ride in the race with both his father and grand father having previously ridden in the race as well. His grandfather Michael Scudamore was incredibly successful when he won both the  Gold Cup on Linwell and two...]]></content:encoded>
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	<title>Can 'My Will' Triumph In The 2010 Grand National?</title>
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	<pubDate>Fri, 20 Aug 2010 17:41:03 -0500</pubDate>
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        Anyone who follows horse racing and, in particular the Grand National, will know that french bred horses are notorious for their poor performances. In fact it had been so long since one won the actual race that most people discounted them in .But in April  we saw three of them finish in the top  spots and My Will, ridden by Ruby Walsh came very close to stealing the thunder from Mon Mome but ultimately ended up in third place with Cerium, another  outsider coming in fifth. Owned by the Stewart f...	</description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[Anyone who follows horse racing and, in particular the Grand National, will know that french bred horses are notorious for their poor performances. In fact it had been so long since one won the actual race that most people discounted them in .But in April  we saw three of them finish in the top  spots and My Will, ridden by Ruby Walsh came very close to stealing the thunder from Mon Mome but ultimately ended up in third place with Cerium, another  outsider coming in fifth. Owned by the Stewart family, the French bred gelding My Will went into the  Grand National as joint second favourite at odds of . This is pretty remarkable given all of the perceived obstacles in his way, namely that he's French and had never run the race before. But clearly there is more to him than that including that he had just returned, in November , from a nineteen month absence when he entered and took fifth place in the Hennessey Gold Cup.He then followed this up with another credible...]]></content:encoded>
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	<title>AP McCoy - Can He Win The 2010 Grand National?</title>
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	<pubDate>Thu, 19 Aug 2010 17:00:46 -0500</pubDate>
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        Born in Ballymena, County Antrim, Northern Ireland, AP McCoy is undisputedly the best jump jockey of all time. On th of August , when victory on Mighty Montefalco in a three mile hurdle at Uttoxeter gave him his ,th winner, passing the three year old record total of Richard Dunwoody, his name went into the record books.This achievement, at the age of , means that A.P. McCoy has set a standard that is unlikely to ever be surpassed. He was  years old when he started on the path to victory when he ...	</description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[Born in Ballymena, County Antrim, Northern Ireland, AP McCoy is undisputedly the best jump jockey of all time. On th of August , when victory on Mighty Montefalco in a three mile hurdle at Uttoxeter gave him his ,th winner, passing the three year old record total of Richard Dunwoody, his name went into the record books.This achievement, at the age of , means that A.P. McCoy has set a standard that is unlikely to ever be surpassed. He was  years old when he started on the path to victory when he rode 'Legal Steps', at Thurles in March , and this initial success in Ireland led to him racing in England.Almost immediately he made a huge impact on the British horse racing scene winning his first race in Exeter in . Since then he has gone on to bigger and better things, over coming every hurdle in his bid to be the greatest.Records were made to be broken and there is none better than AP McCoy for proving this theory. He currently holds the record for a staggering  win...]]></content:encoded>
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	<title>Horse Blinkers And The Grand National</title>
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	<pubDate>Wed, 18 Aug 2010 17:26:06 -0500</pubDate>
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        Have you ever watched the Grand National horse race and wondered why some of the runners wear blinkers, if you have stop wondering! The main reason for wearing them is to keep the horse focused on the race and limit his peripheral vision to avoid distractions. Most people can appreciate that horses without blinkers are more likely to be distracted and this is very dangerous at the fast speeds horses run during a race like the Grand National.Blinkers go back a lot further than most people might t...	</description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[Have you ever watched the Grand National horse race and wondered why some of the runners wear blinkers, if you have stop wondering! The main reason for wearing them is to keep the horse focused on the race and limit his peripheral vision to avoid distractions. Most people can appreciate that horses without blinkers are more likely to be distracted and this is very dangerous at the fast speeds horses run during a race like the Grand National.Blinkers go back a lot further than most people might think. They were invented by a priest who had made a bet with a pal that he could get his horse to go up the stairs of his home and although the horse did this no problem the problems started when he tried to get to come back down! The priest realised that if he covered the horses eyes he would be less afraid and would be able to be led back down - and it worked and blinkers became a useful tool for everyone working with horses.The percentage of vision restriction for horses fitted with blinkers ...]]></content:encoded>
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	<title>Top Ten Online Sportsbooks</title>
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	<pubDate>Tue, 17 Aug 2010 18:59:13 -0500</pubDate>
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        Picking a sportsbook is important because you want to be with a trustworthy sportsbook that can give you what you need, customer service, quick payouts and perks! Bangthebook has made it easy to find a great sportsbook with a top ten list! They have updated the list and here are some of the highlights! . CaribSports - Caribsports has been around since , is well established in the Internet Gaming industry. Players around the world enjoy a safe and state of the art betting atmosphere . JustBet - J...	</description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[Picking a sportsbook is important because you want to be with a trustworthy sportsbook that can give you what you need, customer service, quick payouts and perks! Bangthebook has made it easy to find a great sportsbook with a top ten list! They have updated the list and here are some of the highlights! . CaribSports - Caribsports has been around since , is well established in the Internet Gaming industry. Players around the world enjoy a safe and state of the art betting atmosphere . JustBet - Just Betis one of the few sportsbooks in this industry that strives to achieve a higher standard than any other sportsbook in the industry. . BoDog Sportsbook - If rating a sportsbook by its public relations profile, then Bodog takes number one, hands down. But there's much more to this high-profile public image than headlines in the Wall Street Catering to the recreational player, Bodog is sports betting at its best. . Dimes - Dimes Sportsbook is one of the most trusted and well estab...]]></content:encoded>
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	<title>The Dubai World Cup</title>
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	<pubDate>Mon, 16 Aug 2010 20:02:40 -0500</pubDate>
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        The Emirates Racing Authority was founded in  and on the first running of the Dubai World Cup in  an amazing new track, created on the plans of the Maktoum family was unveiled at Nad Al Sheba. The dream was to build a state-of-the-art racecourse in Dubai which would attract the world's best racehorses, and this dream most definitely came to pass.The Dubai World Cup is run every March in Dubai, and is a racing challenge, run over ten furlongs, and has the biggest prizes to match. The race is open...	</description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[The Emirates Racing Authority was founded in  and on the first running of the Dubai World Cup in  an amazing new track, created on the plans of the Maktoum family was unveiled at Nad Al Sheba. The dream was to build a state-of-the-art racecourse in Dubai which would attract the world's best racehorses, and this dream most definitely came to pass.The Dubai World Cup is run every March in Dubai, and is a racing challenge, run over ten furlongs, and has the biggest prizes to match. The race is open to Northern Hemisphere bred four-year-olds and older and Southern Hemisphere bred three-year-olds and older, and participants have come from twelve different countries. Goldolphin, founded by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, have had five winners of the Dubai World Cup since , have been crowned Champion British Owner on seven occasions, have a  ratio of winners to runners, and boast Frankie Dettori as one of their jockeys. This of course all makes perfect sense...]]></content:encoded>
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	<title>Kieren Fallon - All Bets Are Off</title>
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	<pubDate>Sun, 15 Aug 2010 16:54:45 -0500</pubDate>
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        Kieren Fallon was born on  February , in Crusheen, Co Clare, Ireland. The son of a plasterer he has been the UK's Champion Jockey six times -, - and has had seasonal scores of  plus winners four times, which include victory in three Epsom Derbys, and has a  win rate. He was apprenticed to Kevin Prendergast from  to  and he rode his first winner in  on Picadilly Lord at Navan. Kieren came second in the Irish apprentices table in  and had his first British win at Thirsk on Evichstar in . He moved ...	</description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[Kieren Fallon was born on  February , in Crusheen, Co Clare, Ireland. The son of a plasterer he has been the UK's Champion Jockey six times -, - and has had seasonal scores of  plus winners four times, which include victory in three Epsom Derbys, and has a  win rate. He was apprenticed to Kevin Prendergast from  to  and he rode his first winner in  on Picadilly Lord at Navan. Kieren came second in the Irish apprentices table in  and had his first British win at Thirsk on Evichstar in . He moved to the UK in  and started riding for Lynda Ramsden in . In , he was appointed as stable jockey for champion trainer Henry Cecil.Though a legendary jockey; who has earned himself the nickname of 'the assassin' due to his ability to get the job done quickly, quietly and effectively and then getting on his way; he has always found it easy to make his way into trouble. Cecil and Fallon's relationship proved to be a team to be reckoned wit...]]></content:encoded>
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	<title>The McManus and McCoy connection</title>
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	<pubDate>Sat, 14 Aug 2010 17:18:18 -0500</pubDate>
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        The news that JP McManus has added to his racing interests will please many racing pundits as well as his retained jockey Tony McCoy. Last week McManus bought this year's two best three year old hurdlers in France ? Sway and Temple Lord. He also purchased the only horse to beat the Grade One winner Rendons Grace. The three horses will for the time being stay with their trainers Guy Cherel and Marcel Rolland, but the time will no doubt come where McCoy will race one of them in the Grand National....	</description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[The news that JP McManus has added to his racing interests will please many racing pundits as well as his retained jockey Tony McCoy. Last week McManus bought this year's two best three year old hurdlers in France ? Sway and Temple Lord. He also purchased the only horse to beat the Grade One winner Rendons Grace. The three horses will for the time being stay with their trainers Guy Cherel and Marcel Rolland, but the time will no doubt come where McCoy will race one of them in the Grand National. McCoy has raced for McManus since , and even though they have not yet had a victory at the Grand National, he has admitted that there is no way that he would race for anyone else. Fans of McCoy find it gutting for him, McManus and themselves that McCoy hasn't managed to pull off winning the great race, especially as he is such an accomplished jockey and he is so loyal to McManus. McCoy has raced the National  times, with  of them being raced on McManus's horses. While this may sound like...]]></content:encoded>
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	<title>The history of foul play at the Grand National</title>
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	<pubDate>Fri, 13 Aug 2010 18:20:14 -0500</pubDate>
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        Unfortunately in horse racing, like all sports there is sometimes foul play to be found, and it was discovered in the first ever Grand National in . An Irish challenger Rust, ridden by William McDonough was running so well that a crowd invaded the course and hemmed in the horse until all the other runners had long since passed. McDonough was foiled again four years later when a spectator invaded the course on horseback and knocked him from the saddle.In  hooligans again made their way onto the c...	</description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[Unfortunately in horse racing, like all sports there is sometimes foul play to be found, and it was discovered in the first ever Grand National in . An Irish challenger Rust, ridden by William McDonough was running so well that a crowd invaded the course and hemmed in the horse until all the other runners had long since passed. McDonough was foiled again four years later when a spectator invaded the course on horseback and knocked him from the saddle.In  hooligans again made their way onto the course and made Peter Simple flinch and draw back; throwing his rider from the saddle; all because he had taken the lead beyond Valentine's second time around. The rider remounted and finished third.In  the heavily backed Miss Mowbray was withdrawn one hour before the race as someone had managed to apply a blister to her fore-leg. In  devastating foul play occurred when former winner Zoedone, the - second favourite was 'got at'. Her rider-owner Count Charles Kinsky had received ...]]></content:encoded>
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	<title>The legendary Frankie Dettori does it again at Ascot</title>
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	<pubDate>Thu, 12 Aug 2010 18:43:48 -0500</pubDate>
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        Frankie Dettori must have been delighted this week to win a race at Royal Ascot with Godolphin, especially given the fact that Godolphin hasn't had much success at the top level recently. In , Godolphin won six races at Royal Ascot, but this race was only their fourth win since. Dettori is an iconic jockey and his support from the Ascot crowd grows ever stronger, especially as he had been absent during Godolphin's decline.Frankie Dettori's following is well justified and he is one of the most po...	</description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[Frankie Dettori must have been delighted this week to win a race at Royal Ascot with Godolphin, especially given the fact that Godolphin hasn't had much success at the top level recently. In , Godolphin won six races at Royal Ascot, but this race was only their fourth win since. Dettori is an iconic jockey and his support from the Ascot crowd grows ever stronger, especially as he had been absent during Godolphin's decline.Frankie Dettori's following is well justified and he is one of the most popular jockeys in the world of flat racing. His father, Gianfranco Dettori introduced him to horse racing, and this was indeed a prestigious start for the young Frankie, as Gianfranco was a champion jockey in Italy and a , Guineas winner. If any more encouragement was needed, his mother was a professional circus performer, whose main act was to perform back flips whilst riding astride two horses. Frankie first began riding at the tender age of eight, when his Gianfranco bought him a Palom...]]></content:encoded>
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	<title>John McCririck Grand National Tipster</title>
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	<pubDate>Wed, 11 Aug 2010 18:26:15 -0500</pubDate>
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        John McCririck, born April ,  in Surrey, is almost as famous for his for his hats and flamboyant attire as he is for being a television horse racing pundit. He is an eccentric character who lives in London with his long-suffering wife of  years, Jennie, whom he calls 'The Booby' - a 'silly South American bird which 'flaps and squawks', and as a professed chauvinist, refers to her as his Minister for Finance, Motoring and Catering. John was educated three O levels at Harrow where he operated as a...	</description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[John McCririck, born April ,  in Surrey, is almost as famous for his for his hats and flamboyant attire as he is for being a television horse racing pundit. He is an eccentric character who lives in London with his long-suffering wife of  years, Jennie, whom he calls 'The Booby' - a 'silly South American bird which 'flaps and squawks', and as a professed chauvinist, refers to her as his Minister for Finance, Motoring and Catering. John was educated three O levels at Harrow where he operated as an amateur bookmaker before moving on to working as a shop assistant at Boots, a commis chef and waiter at the Dorchester Hotel, a failed course bookie, a Sporting Life journalist and a sub-editor on BBC Grandstand before finally making it as a larger-than-life television personality with ITV. McCririck is often seen at the racecourse wearing a deerstalker and a cape, is extremely outspoken, possesses an audacious, urgent bellow and for some reason people tend to either love him or loat...]]></content:encoded>
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