Kate schooling flat/fences
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KANDINSKI is very consistent and should gain his reward in a race that won't take much winning. His opening run over fences behind Coolking at Sligo would be good enough and he should make further progress. All Day Long looks the main danger as there's a line of form over hurdles through Coolmill that puts him very close to the selection. Ring Ben was well beaten on his only start over fences in 2012 and has been inconsistent over hurdles while Dougal Philps was beaten a long way on his debut over fences at Clonmel.

Inch Rock (IRE) 33-1 (11-12) Held up towards rear, ridden and no impression before 3 out, 11th of 17, 47l behind Apache Jack (11-12) at Punchestown 2m 4f mdn hdl in Dec.

Kandinski (IRE) 2-1fav (11-12) Tracked leaders on inner, improved to dispute lead travelling well 2 out, ridden at last, headed and no extra inside final furlong, 2nd of 12, 2 3/4l behind Coolking (11-12) at Sligo 2m 4f beg chs hvy in Oct.

Miller Of Glanmire (IRE) 16-1 (11-4) Tracked leader in 3rd, 5th 3 out and no impression approaching next, weakened,, 9th of 18, 29l behind Giantofaman (11-4) at Thurles 2m mdn hdl in Nov.

Ring Ben (IRE) 10-1 (11-7) Soon mid-division, 8th approaching 6 out, 5th approaching straight, soon no extra, 5th of 17, 34l behind Horendus Hulabaloo (11-8) at Limerick 2m 6f mdn hdl sft in Dec.

All Day Long (IRE) 33-1 (11-12) Chased leaders, closer in 2nd 3 out, no impression from next, 5th of 9, 33l behind Sizing Gold (11-12) at Navan 2m 4f beg chs in Dec.

Worrel Creek (IRE) 6-1 (11-6) Alw pr, not qckn with ldrs when 5th 4out & mstk, but kow, 5th of 17, well behind Witness Of Fashion (12-2) at Tattersalls Farm 3m ire ptp sft in Dec.

Liam O' Haodha (IRE) 33-1 (10-8) Soon mid-division, pushed along briefly 4th, under pressure towards rear approaching 6 out, behind from before 4 out, soon pulled up, in a race won by Tidy Zag (11-6) at Cork 2m 4f nov hcp hdl 80-95 sft in Dec, 23 ran.

El Soro (FR) 10-1 (11-4) Soon tracked leaders and took keen hold early, ridden 4 out, soon weakened, 10th of 11, well behind Briar Hill (11-12) at Wexford 2m 2f mdn hdl sft in Nov.

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Diamond is Chain Free
Sweet year old Diamond gets her zoomies on after she #39;s released into her newly fenced yard. No more chains for this sweet pup thanks to Fences For Fido.

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The roads are so buckled that it seems as though an earthquake must have hit recently. Fences dont run straight, but roll along property perimeters in gentle waves.

And, on close inspection, many of the houses that line the lumpy roads and sit behind the wavy fences seem to be tilted to one side some to the east, some to the west, some to the south.

For people passing through this odd little area in the Mount Pleasant neighbourhood of Vancouver between Main and Fraser, 15th and about 22nd the hobbit-like feel to the place is distinctive but puzzling.

Even those who live in the district arent always sure whats so different.

What they dont realize is that the area was known from the early days of Vancouvers existence as the Tea Swamp a small, mucky lake that provided a rare open clearing in the densely forested city-to-be where a rich variety of plants could grow. It was the engineering work of the areas beavers, who blocked some of the main streams that ran down the Mount Pleasant slope into False Creek.

Among the plants that flourished was a specific kind of rhododendron that produced something early settlers called Labrador tea, which First Nations groups (who passed by the area on an old route that is roughly where Kingsway runs now) gathered and used as a treatment for everything from whooping cough to arthritis to hair loss.

The bog also attracted birds of all kinds. Pioneers who lived in the area in the late 1800s and early 1900s bragged about the teal or grouse they caught there.

But, in a growing city, that land wasnt left to the birds and the rhododendron bushes for long. Some long-ago genius put in drainage that turned the swampy bog into something that looked like solid ground. And people started building houses and roads, without doing anything in particular to anchor them. That was true until as recently as the 1960s, as the many off-kilter Vancouver Specials in the area demonstrate.

The result: heaved streets, wavy fences, tilting houses.

Dylan Cartier lives in one of them, on the top floor of a bungalow his father, Barry, owns. It tilts south. When something falls on the floor, you know where its going to end up, he says matter-of-factly.

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Wellington, Dec 31 : Legendary Australian fast bowler Brett Lee and British TV host Piers Morgan have reportedly 'mended fences' over dinner and expensive red wine after Lee cracked Morgan's wrist and ribs in a controversial cricket media stunt.

The former Australian cricketer and the British media personality have been at the centre of international media attention following a stunt that saw Morgan enter the nets during the tea break of the fourth Ashes Test to face down six brutally quick balls from Lee, which were criticised as being irresponsible and dangerous.

According to Stuff.co.nz, however, the two were spotted dining together at a Sydney restaurant, with Lee footing the bill for dinner and Morgan quipped that the bowler had to compensate him for every rib that he broke and the bruise on his hip.

Stating that the dinner and the wine, which he termed as magnificent, was Lee's way of saying that there are no hard feelings, Morgan insisted that despite his wounds, he has no regrets and hoped that his message got through to the English cricket team that they have been a 'bunch of wusses' in the winter Ashes.

--ANI (Posted on 31-12-2013)

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Fireflies and Picket Fences
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Counting Jump Strides in a Line of Fences on a Course Walk
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Verdict

It was a surprise to see Kilcarry Bridge reverting to hurdles at Thurles on Sunday after an excellent run behind Sitcom over fences there last month. JUPITOR had only looked moderate over fences before an encouraging handicap debut at Navan where he made Oscars Business pull out the stops. That sort of form should be good enough as Coole Avenue hasn't shown much over fences and connections resort to a first-time visor. Springfield Way has easily the best form of these but an absence since finishing tailed off in a Grade 2 hurdle at Leopardstown almost two years ago is a cause for concern.

Jupitor (IRE) 11-1 (10-12) Impeded 2nd, soon tracked leaders, closer in 2nd 3 out, no impression last, kept on same pace run-in, 2nd of 15, 4 1/2l behind Oscars Business (10-7) at Navan 2m 4f hcp chs 0-130.

Coole Avenue (IRE) 33-1 (11-12) Always behind, no impression from 5 out, never a factor, 14th of 17, well behind Foxrock (11-11) at Fairyhouse 2m 5f beg chs in Nov.

Kashline (IRE) 28-1 (11-7) Held up towards rear, ridden into 7th 3 out, no impression in moderate 6th 2 out, kept on one pace, 6th of 12, 24l behind Bright New Dawn (11-12) at Punchestown 2m 4f beg chs.

Fergiethelegend (IRE) 8-1 (11-7) Towards rear, ridden 6 out, moderate 9th 3 out, kept on one pace, no impression in 7th when fell 2 out, in a race won by James (11-0) at Downpatrick 2m 5f hnt chs gd, 12 ran.

Dr Nana (IRE) 66-1 (11-12) Always towards rear, no danger in poor 6th 3 out, completely tailed off, 6th of 9, well behind Don Cossack (11-12) at Galway 2m 6f beg chs hvy in Oct.

Notimetoserve (IRE) 7-1 (11-12) Soon behind in rear, never a factor, remote 4th close home,, 4th of 6, well behind Is Herself About (11-5) at Clonmel 2m beg chs gd.

Springfield Way (IRE) 50-1 (11-3) Led or disputed lead, headed 3 out, weakened quickly approaching straight, tailed off, 9th of 11, well behind Boston Bob (11-10) at Leopardstown 2m 4f nov hdl Grade 2 (1) sft in Jan '12.

Kilcarry Bridge (IRE) 10-1 (11-7) Led, headed approaching straight and no impression in 5th before 2 out, under pressure and no extra approaching last,, 6th of 8, 24l behind Los Amigos (11-3) at Thurles 2m 6f nh nov hdl sft.

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BACK IN A TIC has undoubtedly been racing in better company and though now looking exposed should appreciate the drop in class and gain his first success over fences. Blazing Sonnett was very consistent over hurdles and it looks like being the same story over fences after two very good performances where he's jumped well. Byerley Babe was in excellent form over hurdles at this time a year ago and will be all the better for her debut run over fences at Naas last month. She should go well while winning point-to-pointer Maple Valley Gold showed her versatility by scoring over hurdles at Downpatrick and should do even better over regulation fences.

Back In A Tic (IRE) 7-1 (10-11) Soon tracked leaders, 3rd approaching straight, 4th when awkward jump 3 out, soon no impression, 5th of 8, 25l behind Dressedtothenines (10-11) at Cork 2m 1f mares nov chs Grade 3 (1) sft.

Monks Return (IRE) 7-1 (12-2) Alw in rr, pu 3out, in a race won by Pops Well (12-2) at Glenbane 3m ire ptp gs in Oct, 13 ran.

Byerley Babe (IRE) 10-1 (11-5) Mid-division early, closer in 7th halfway, slight mistake 3 out, ridden in 6th 2 out, no extra before last, kept on one pace, 6th of 18, 22l behind Road To Riches (11-12) at Naas 2m 3f beg chs in Nov.

Hill Rock (IRE) 20-1 (11-0) Tracked leaders, 4th halfway, pushed along in 5th after 5 out and no extra from 3 out, weakened, tailed off,, 11th of 18, well behind Sterling Stuff (11-0) at Thurles 3m hcp chs 0-102 sft.

Ivy Glen (IRE) 10-1 (11-5) Chased leaders in 3rd, left 2nd and closer before 4th, dropped to rear 4 out and soon no extra,, 5th of 6, 30l behind Pals Leg (11-5) at Tramore 2m 5f beg chs.

Shesonlyahorse (IRE) 33-1 (10-7) Tracked leaders in 3rd, ridden and no extra 4 out, pulled up before 2 out, in a race won by Emily Gray (10-13) at Limerick 2m mares hcp hdl 80-123 sft, 12 ran.

Fennis Moll (IRE) 33-1 (10-4) Led from 2nd, headed 4 out, ridden from next, no impression, 5th of 14, 34l behind Speckled Wood (11-7) at Wexford 2m 3f beg chs sft in Nov.

Sligo Publican (IRE) 6-1 (11-7) Towards rear, hampered 4 out, soon no impression, 7th of 15, 35l behind Liz's D'estruval (10-11) at Listowel 2m 3f mrs beg chs gd in Jun.

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