Portmarnock - A Line In The Sand?
October 10th, 2017
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The Racing Horse has posted something we touched on last month and hoped Harnesslink would cover [...]
Posts containing the tag United Therapists
British Light Welterweight title: Jenkins v Nurse |
The vacant British Light Welterweight title (12 x 3) had promised bona fide combat between Scottish veteran Willie Limond (2 February 1979) and Welsh Chris Jenkins (14 August 1988) at the First Direct Arena in Leeds on 11 April 2015, live on Sky Sports. However, Limond has since cried off (shoulder injury) so Tyrone … Continue reading
Say No to Bullying!
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Tagged Betting to make money, Bullying, Harassment, Say No to Bullying, The Pacafi, The Racing Horse, United Therapists
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Members and readers have asked when will The Racing Horse be back in business and the answer is quite soon! Because of illness and an impending court case our attention had to be directed elsewhere, it was not what we wanted. Thanks for all the kind words and best wishes and special thanks to Chuck, … Continue reading
Fast & Furious at the Oceana! |
Promoter Paul Boyce continues his fabulous work in the South Wales region promoting local and talented boxers from the area. His mission is to give the current crop of prospects the opportunity to develop. Tonight he orchestrates the FAST & FURIOUS FRIDAY at Swansea’s Oceana nightclub with a five-fight show to close a successful 2013 … Continue reading
Chris Jenkins en route! |
Boxing has a rich heritage in South Wales and a breeding ground for boxing champions and this golden conveyor belt is about to produce another. Chris Jenkins (24), who hails from Maes Yr Hendre in Garnant under the guidance of trainer Ronnie Morris, is climbing the light-welterweight rankings in a manner most thrilling! Has … Continue reading
Swansea Boxers (1916 to 2010). |
On Friday 7th October 2011 and in the company of the most famous Swansea boxing trainer Jimmy Bromfield I was privileged to attend a book launch written by Jeff Burns called ‘Swansea Boxers 1916 to 2010.’ The book launch was in Swansea at the Railmen’s Club, Wind Street. More than 120 people, including boxers, … Continue reading