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By Jackson Frantz
Finance Tycoon to perform fresh in tomorrow’s $950,000
The Showdown at
Ben Hayes indicated his desire for the son of
Written Tycoon to be taken forward from barrier 13, despite acknowledging the potential of being posted wide.
He said the consistent colt is thriving at home and looks ready to build on an impressive last start showing in the Group 1
Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield.
“He’s in good condition and I couldn’t be happier with him leading into the race,” Dabernig told
Racing Pulse.
“He’s a horse who hasn’t had a spell since he won over cup week and he’s giving us no indication at home that he is going backward or slowing down. So, I would be disappointed if we weren’t around the top three.”
Bella Nipotina chases riches in the VOBIS Gold Dash Posted by: RS NewsWire+ at 3:54pm on 15/4/2021
Image: Pat Scala
Bella Nipotina will chase a second career win when she lines-up in the VOBIS Gold Dash
Lindsay Park has resisted the temptation of further interstate travel with Bella Nipotina to instead concentrate on some valuable prize money at Caulfield.
Bella Nipotina runs in the $150,000 VOBIS Gold Dash (1100m) on Saturday in a bid to improve on her one solitary win from 16 starts.
While the filly may have only that one win to her credit, she is also one of the most consistent performers in the Lindsay Park yard.
Tourist crosses barrier, falls into active volcano in Hawaii
Isabella O Malley
vendredi, 3 mai 2019 à 21:40 - Emergency personnel worked for approximately one hour to retrieve the man who was later airlifted to the hospital
A man is recovering from serious injuries he sustained after he crossed a safety barrier on the cliff edge of the Kilauea Volcano caldera and fell 70 feet.
The incident occurred on Hawaii s Big Island on Wednesday evening when the man attempted to get closer to the edge and then lost his footing.
US National Park Service spokesman Ben Hayes told CNN that emergency personnel worked for approximately one hour to retrieve the man who was then airlifted to the Hilo Medical Centre.
They could, in theory - but at what cost?
As things stand, Barca are simply not in a position to make this deal happen. The Blaugrana are nearly €1.2 billion (£1.1bn/$1.5bn) in debt. Of even greater concern, though, is the fact that their short-term debt is approximately €500m (£425m/$590m) and must be repaid by June 30.
Even accounting for further wage cuts, loan repayment deferrals to existing creditors, and the potential sale of unwanted players on massive salaries, Barca clearly need financial aid just to balance the books, let alone fund an expensive signing such as Haaland.
Help may be at hand, though, from Goldman Sachs. The American multinational investment bank has already offered the Blaugrana a 30-year, €800m loan for the Espai Barca project, which includes the redevelopment of the club s training facilities, Camp Nou and its surrounding areas, offices and arenas.
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