and stickers. extortion rackets of the para military from the meeting The dregs of British society set themselves on striking stable hands at the Newnarket race meeting last week. The strikers had tried to ase sit-down tactics in the middle of the race course to stop horses going down to the Led by Lester Piggott, a group of jockeys-including Bruce Raymond The "Light Brigide charge of the on my land. sures, who belween double scorches Giving the underlings a taste of the of their highly-paid lackeys getting a abouts bayed in anger and scrambled Kandle Feilden, chief steward of the of the ruling class.
Zeiss binoculars were swung at the pickets heads. Moss Brothers shooting sticks were jabbed into the stable babes. The well-heeled boot was put According to General Sir Randle Jockey Club: "The idea of regulated on private land. If it had vone on the Police who arrested him found his bedroom plastered with NF posters When the Edinburgh NF Oganiser, Martin Heath, was challenged to explain this connection before a crowded meeting addressed by Guardian journalist Martin Walker in Edinburgh last year, he scurried He similarly failed to amplify on the fact that after being driven out of Elishurgh in October 1973. NF whole crowd would have beaten them up. I would do it myself if they were An ex-stable hand who for a short time became a steeplechase jockey said: After my very first race at Wincanton, I was bawled out and screamed at for not touching my cap to the owner's wife. In their eyes i was still a stable lad, and forelock touching was part of my In that scene of raling class viciousness was mirrored all the pent up fury -They went hys The Tullis Street Lodge has previously been noted for its involve ment in the organisation of assaults on Irish demonstrations in Glasgow aul for the connections of many of its members with the Orange fanatie Jack Gluss and other Orange extre mists. The then Grund Master of the Tullis Street Lodge was prominent in the atlack on the Irish Solidarity Campaign demonstration in Glasgowe in October 1971, and was arrested for his pains.
Unfortunately, one of the NF's most prominent activists in Glasgow Gus Macdonald, probably does not wish to comment on these matters cither. He goes un trial next week charged with a sorious assault on a left-winger, and rumour has it that he has made a judicious resignation from the NF James MacLean tencal al the thought that the stable hunds whom they treat like servants should have the effrontery to inter fore with their pleasure. As a city broker said: "We were bloody angry? Another complained bitterly: Wo DEMENTED These who believe in the intrinsic demneratic and law-abiding nature of British society should have another look at Newarket They should remember the savage demented faces of the brokers, the generals and the landowners. They should remember how they waded in with a fury und savagery that would have put many a Hells Angel to sharac Rod Weekly had to go to press a day carly this wack at short notice Jus to thi NGA certinie ban itosed in support of tbeir wage claim We apulogise that this cut nut some of the bows ibes, but hope to to back to normal vervice soon Memo thai wal, ve wish the NGA 1 speedy Nictors lu their struggel!
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who rides for TV rental millionaire David Robinson drove into the picket Former champion jockey Willie Carson swung his whip at the pickets, try- ing to lash his wuy through. To defend themselves the pickets dragged Carson from his horse and clobbered him with his own whip.
paid good money for our racing These pople have no right to stop il."