New Articles w/e 18th September 2011

Only 4 new pieces of work submitted to the world-wide-web this week, but all pretty good stuff you can be assured.

Keeping the horse racing theme going, I published a personal preview of the William Hill Ayr Gold Cup which took place yesterday. The race winner was Kevin Ryan's OUR JONATHAN which I suggested was strongly fancied to do well. I won a few pounds on it so it can't be bad.

William Hill Ayr Gold Cup: Preview 

This coming Saturday sees the Betfred Cambridgeshire at Newmarket - look out for a preview in midweek

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First British Nappy Recycling Plant Opens 

As the title suggests, Britain ups its recycling options 

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Belfast's Alexandra Park Opens Up Its Peace Wall 

A monumental piece of news as the peace process continues in the province 

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Football Ground History: Nottingham Forest 

Another in the long running series - and possibly the last for a while. Enjoy it while you can.

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I also hope to complete a piece on the heavyweight boxing division in the coming week and primarily a study of the contenders to the Klitschko's crown- again keep an eye out.

That's all for this week, please click on the titles to be taken to any article you may wish to read and once again, many thanks for taking the time etc.

uncletatty - www.ukwriter.co.uk

New Articles w/e 11th September 2011

It has been a fairly busy week on the article writing front with 6 new additions to the portfolio. It would be my pleasure for you to read any of them that take your interest.

With the St Leger race meeting at Doncaster taking place this week, 3 of the articles were devoted to this.

The St Leger Stakes at Doncaster: Preview

A look into the runners and riders in the big race, written at the 5-day declaration stage.

St Leger Day on Either Side of the Irish Sea

 A report on the big race and its equivalent in Ireland

Julie Krone Wins Doncaster Legends Race

Earlier in the week at the same meeting, the legendary American lady jockey turns back the years in an impressive performance.

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On Saturday evening the WBC World Heavyweight title between Vitali Klitschko and Tomasz Adamek was contested in Poland.

Vitali Klitschko Keeps Title as Adamek Toils

My report on the fight

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Football Ground History: Leicester City
The latest in my series of Football Ground History articles

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24 Slaves Rescued From British Gipsy Camp

Finally a news story that broke on Sunday that I find incredulous, to say the least.

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Please click on the relevant title to read the article. Thank you.

uncletatty - www.ukwriter.co.uk

Julie Krone Returns to the Saddle

Today at the Doncaster, St Leger Festival, legendary US lady jockey Julie Krone returned to the saddle to ride and win the Leger Legends Stakes.

The Diminutive Julie Krone

 For a report on the race, please click on the following link:

Julie Krone Wins Doncaster Legends Race

uncletatty - www.ukwriter.co.uk

The Doncaster St Leger

This Saturday sees the final Classic of the English flat racing season, with the St Leger at Doncaster.

Doncaster St Leger from 2004

The St Leger is the oldest of the 5 Classic races, first being run way back in 1776. It is also the longest of them all at an extended 1 mile 6 furlongs and makes up the 3rd leg of the English Triple Crown.

For my preview of the race please click on the following link:

The St Leger Stakes at Doncaster: Preview

uncletatty - www.ukwriter.co.uk

New Articles w/e 4th September 2011

As I mentioned in my posting dated 3rd September 2011, I have this week taken on the position of Suite 101 Topic Editor for Boxing. Because of this and the fact that little has been written on the subject on Suite101 for a couple of months, I have been trying to give things a helping push by writing 2 boxing articles this week. Again, please click on the title to load and read the article.

Henry Cooper: Britain's Favourite Boxer

Recently deceased heavyweight boxer Henry Cooper, renowned for knocking down a young Cassius Clay, was held deep in the affection of the British public

Burns to Defend in Broner's Back Yard
Scottish, WBO Super- Featherweight world champion Ricky Burns, is to defend his title in challenger's home city of Cincinnati.

Please click on the subject titles to read any of the HORSE RACING and BOXING articles currently posted at Suite101.com 

For links to all my articles, please visit my website at www.ukwriter.co.uk

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I recently applied for the vacant position of Boxing Topic Editor on the site, and have found out over the last couple of days, that I have been successful, so I am now proud to add that to my existing Horse Racing Topic Editor gig.

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Britain Misses Our 'Enry!

Legendary British heavyweight boxer, Henry Cooper passed away in 2011 at his son's home in Oxted in Surrey. It is thought that he never quite recovered from losing his beloved wife in 2008 and his identical twin George 2 years later.

Sir Henry will go down in history as the man who floored a young Cassius Clay in 1963. The story continues with the dubious methods used by trainer Angelo Dundee to ensure the brash, young American would come back to win.

He held the British heavyweight title for 12 years along with periods as Empire, Commonwealth and European title holder - not bad for someone who, in this day and age, would box as a cruiserweight

To read about the life and career of Sir Henry Cooper, please click on the following link.....

Henry Cooper: Britain's Favourite Boxer