. As a result, the other main feature will be the first race named in honour of the new monarch, the King Charles III Stakes to be run over 1600m, worth $5m. 'The King was very chuffed that we have named a feature race after him on Everest Day,' V'landys said. 'He has certainly got the racing bug after having a winner at Royal Ascot. I'm very confident after talking to him that he will come to the race in the next few years.' Priz){kind=link}
BRITISH racing will never have an audience to match the enthusiasm one experiences in Australia – mainly because of you lot reading this!
Quite simply, the United Kingdom is a country full of moaners.
If you can be miserable you love it. You love to complain. You love to pick holes in everything.
At least that is the case for most of those on social media. Hardly anything is praised. Most days, it’s all about slating someone or something.
And if you do praise, the chances are whatever you write will be followed by a dozen messages saying that all the positives you have picked out are wrong.