SOME of Ryedale’s best-known business people have backed the ‘east and west’ plan for the future of local government. The east-west proposal would see Ryedale join with Scarborough, City of York and Selby in a new, local council for the east of North Yorkshire, while Harrogate, Craven, Richmondshire and Hambleton would form another new council North Yorkshire County Council has put forward plans for a ‘super council’ plan which would see the whole county covered by a new authority, excluding the City of York. Richard Fahey, owner of Richard Fahey Racing based in Malton, said: “I am 100% behind the ‘east and west’ proposal as it is the common sense solution. One authority for all of North Yorkshire is just too big to work effectively. Anyone can see that. For me and my facility in Malton, I feel a new council linking York and the A64 corridor will allow us to push for dualling this key piece of infrastructure with renewed strength and unity.
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4:38 PM March 11, 2021
A racehorse has been named in memory of Ipswich Town legend Kevin Beattie
- Credit: Richard Fahey/Kevin Beattie Foundation
A charity set up to honour the kindness and achievements of Kevin Beattie has named a racehorse after the Ipswich Town legend.
The two-year-old thoroughbred, Beattie is Back, will represent the recently-founded Kevin Beattie Foundation which was set up by friends of the former Blues star in December.
The horse s father, Mayson, previously won the July Cup at Newmarket in 2012 and it is hoped he will help keep the legacy of the Town star alive in the hearts of households across the country by taking part in flat races on TV.
Published:
4:38 PM March 11, 2021
A racehorse has been named in memory of Ipswich Town legend Kevin Beattie
- Credit: Richard Fahey/Kevin Beattie Foundation
A charity set up to honour the kindness and achievements of Kevin Beattie has named a racehorse after the Ipswich Town legend.
The two-year-old thoroughbred, Beattie is Back, will represent the recently-founded Kevin Beattie Foundation which was set up by friends of the former Blues star in December.
The horse s father, Mayson, previously won the July Cup at Newmarket in 2012 and it is hoped he will help keep the legacy of the Town star alive in the hearts of households across the country by taking part in flat races on TV.
Tattersalls March Sale Catalog Now Online Sponsored by:
A total of 197 lots have been cataloged for the Tattersalls March Sale which takes place at Park Paddocks in Newmarket on Wednesday, March 31. The catalog for the Tattersalls March Sale can be viewed online at www.tattersalls.com and will be available from Tattersalls and Tattersalls representatives from Friday, March 12.
Comprising 64 fillies and mares in/out of training, 116 colts/geldings in/out of training, 12 yearlings and 5 2-year-olds, the catalog features consignments from many of the world s leading owner-breeders including Godolphin, Juddmonte Farms and Shadwell Estates, who have 15 lots cataloged between them. The catalog also contains attractive drafts from several of Britain s leading trainers, with the largest consignment in the catalog being the team of 12 consigned by Richard Fahey s Musley Bank Stables.
THE Classic Handicap Chase (3.00) at Warwick is the big betting race of the weekend, but with the rescheduled Welsh National run so close to this staying event the entry isn’t as strong as usual with only a maximum of 13 set to got to post.
The market is headed by the Alan King-trained NOTACHANCE (nap) and with the stable in such sparkling form it is hard to see beyond the seven-year-old. This lightly raced sort dotted up at Bangor in November and has been kept fresh since then for this stamina sapping affair and off a 7lbs higher mark he has solid claims with more improvement to come.