Do bleeders breed bleeders?
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Paul Deegan bright start, shining future
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(European Trainer - issue 35 - Autumn 2011)
Niels Petersen - the Danish dynamo
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(European Trainer - issue 35 - Autumn 2011)
Racing in Argentina
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(European Trainer - issue 35 - Autumn 2011)
TRM Trainer of the Quarter - Roger Charlton
/The TRM Trainer of the Quarter goes to Roger Charlton after enjoying a memorable 46 days with the three year old Invincible Spirit gelding Camberley Two and having his third consecutive win in the span of seven days.
Frances J Karon (European Trainer - Issue - Issue 35 / Autumn 2011)
All in the genes - can a racehorses potential be found through genetic testing?
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TRM Trainer of the Quarter - Marco Botti
/The TRM Trainer of the Quarter goes to Marco Botti in a year when a large percentage of Europe's three year old milers will be running scared of Frankel, Botti is prepared to stand his ground. His almost bashful demeanour masks two valuable traits for a trainer: determination and self-assuredness.
Emma Berry (European Trainer - Issue 34 / Summer 2011)
The Whip Debate
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(European Trainer - issue 34 - Summer 2011)
Fair trade betting
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Equine Herpes Virus
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Piroplasmosis - its impact on horseracing around the world
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Pre-Race Feeding
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European prize money payment
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(European Trainer - issue 33 - Spring 2011)
British racing - Looking to the future
/Despite favourable recent debates in the House of Commons, the whole infrastructure of the betting world is in turmoil with the future of the Tote, as always, at the centre of the argument. Racing needs a radical rethink on the way it is funded. Betting exchanges and off-course betting emporia cannot be disinvented but some fairer mechanism for the provision of prize money must be found before owners decamp en masse to France and other jurisdictions.
Racing ills hardly compare with uprisings in Egypt, earthquakes in Haiti or famine in the Sudan. But 2011 promises a year of cutbacks in prize money, horse numbers and owners with the accompanying hardship for those employed in the industry. Already trainer bankruptcies are occupying unhappy column inches in the racing press while premature retirements from a sport which is much loved by its participants are an unwelcome adjunct to the professional lives of those who make their living in this rarified world.
Colin Mackenzie (European Trainer - issue 33 - Spring 2011)