Two horses electrocuted at the races.
Discussion
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/other_sports/horse...
Watt happened? I wasn't Ohm at the time so did see the news. Is there an alternate, current source for the news report? Shocking , and I expect it is generating lots of interest, but cancelling the day's racing seems a bit like closing the door after the horse has volted.
Has someone been charged?
Or is opinion polarised? No doubt organisers will face a battery of questions, but I am positive that there will be a negative outcome for them.
I'm neutral about the whole issue.
Tough crowd!
I stopped my young kids watching it on the news- I like to insulate them from shocking events. Plus my daughter had some maths homework- some basic statistics. She needed to represent the findings of a traffic survey of light commercial vehicles.
I told her to google van graph generator!
I thought this thread would generate more interest. But it seems very static.
I stopped my young kids watching it on the news- I like to insulate them from shocking events. Plus my daughter had some maths homework- some basic statistics. She needed to represent the findings of a traffic survey of light commercial vehicles.
I told her to google van graph generator!
I thought this thread would generate more interest. But it seems very static.
Genuine extract from the Daily Soovy, they must have been reading this thread:
'Marching Song’s part-owner Graham Thorner said the fallen horse had ‘great potential’.
He added: ‘To a layman with no evidence, you would say it was electrical. The lad who was with him was saying, “I’m getting an electric shock off this horse”.'
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1356297/2-...
'Marching Song’s part-owner Graham Thorner said the fallen horse had ‘great potential’.
He added: ‘To a layman with no evidence, you would say it was electrical. The lad who was with him was saying, “I’m getting an electric shock off this horse”.'
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1356297/2-...
munroman said:
'Marching Song’s part-owner Graham Thorner said the fallen horse had ‘great potential’.
Edited by The Hypno-Toad on Sunday 13th February 14:00
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