Horsetalk.co.nz Steeplechasing film puts spotlight on dark side of horse racing
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A film exploring the mental health of jockeys and the “lonelier, darker side” of horse racing will air later this year.
The Fall, by British director and writer Nathan Horrocks, has been nominated for Best Short Drama at the London Short Film Festival. It will be screened during the LA Shorts International Film Festival, which ranks among the most prestigious and largest international short film festivals in the world, and has also received an honourable mention in the Independent Shorts Awards for Best Drama Short.
The 22-minute film is centred around the aftermath of a fall at the last fence of a race, where the horse, Habitare, would have passed the winning line in front had it not been for the fall.
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May 6, 2021
When the American League Central Division began to take shape roster wise for teams such as the Chicago White Sox and Kansas City Royals, many Indians fans felt the team was in quite a bit of trouble with the way the rest of the division was being built.
Both the Sox and Royals appeared to be the most aggressive teams in terms of making roster moves and pickups, and while the Indians sat back and watched, the division appeared to get even more competitive.
What teams like the Royals and Sox didn t take into consideration is the fact that the Indians have been here before, and while it s only now 30 games after Thursday s 4-0 shutout win over Kansas City, the Tribe knows about winning, and they are now on the path of doing such.