Following approval by the Mayor of London and no objections after notifying the Secretary of State for Transport, penalty charges and additional fees will increase across all 32 London boroughs and the City of London from Monday Parking arrangement plans can be found below of your estate in Shadwell showing parking numbered bay locations: View all View all View all View all View all View all View all View all View all View all View all View all A couple who owned a “grossly overcrowded” flat in Shadwell where one resident died in a fire last year have been fined £90,000 The flat, in Maddocks House estate on Cornwall Street, Shadwell, caught fire in March 2023 pleaded guilty at Snaresbrook Crown Court to nine housing offences told the court: “It is clear that the property was Begum, whose name was on the licence, pleaded guilty to six offences including knowingly permitting unlicensed occupation four counts of failing to comply with licence conditions and failing to comply with the requirements of a licence notice who collected the rent and was responsible for the property pleaded guilty to one count of each of these three offences Judge Emma Smith stated that the defendants’ only concern was “financial gain,” emphasizing that they showed “blatant disregard for the welfare of the occupants.” Rahman told a liaison officer that he had rented the flat to two individuals and was unaware of the other residents another resident informed liaison officers that he had paid rent directly to Rahman admitted that they were aware more people were living in the flat than permitted they had no knowledge of the exact number of occupants He said: “They have since become aware that some residents were effectively renting out their space “There were things happening and people staying in the property that they did not know about.” Begum was ordered to pay a confiscation order of £78,049 She was also required to contribute £2,000 towards prosecution costs He also received a confiscation order of £40,275 but is only required to pay £1.01 The fire was reportedly caused by a faulty lithium-ion e-bike battery that was charging in the flat. Mizanaur Rahman, 41, was caught in the blaze and later died in hospital An inquest earlier this year determined that the father of two died from smoke inhalation The property has since been repossessed by the bank said: “We are pleased that the landlords who exploited us and kept us in an unsafe “We lost property as a result of their negligence “We ask Tower Hamlets Council to explain what they will do with the money confiscated from the landlords Will this be made available to help us secure justice?” Shahadat previously told EastLondonLines that the flat was infested in bedbugs He added: “Every other person in Shadwell knew about that house It’s obvious the council knew about it themselves” said: “It is completely unacceptable that some landlords continue to exploit tenants by allowing overcrowding “We are clamping down on rogue landlords who operate in our borough and the court’s decision sends a clear message: we will not tolerate criminal landlords who endanger lives for profit.” returning to Croydon from Whitechapel Station This ride takes us to the docks in the Isle of Dogs and Mudchute Farm then beside the Thames and the Lea to Hackney and lunch in Clapton Then around Clissold Park and back via Spitalfields to our train If coming from Croydon meet at West Croydon station platform 1 at 10:10 for the 10:18 to Shadwell If starting at Shadwell Station meet at 10:55 Allowing half an hour for pauses in Mudchute Farm or Cody Dock and an hour for lunch we should reach Whitechapel Station where the ride ends at 15:10 Bring a strong lock to park for the lunch stop https://www.komoot.com/tour/2063177213?share_token=aEk7xWGYsBdzxLWnOIKcVLWOSfZ8cinkCSSXv4x26SaHwgqd7d&ref=wtd Charity website design by Studio Republic CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE TDN FOR FREE! Remember Ben with a gift to Thoroughbred aftercare Subscribe for FREE to the Daily PDF or the News Alerts Home » Archive » Top News Europe » Shadwell Stallions on Show at Beech House Stud Baaeed and his studmates are available to view beginning on Saturday | Shadwell Breeders can view the Shadwell stallions Baaeed (GB) Mohaather (GB) and Mostahdaf (Ire) at Beech House Stud near Newmarket from Saturday The trio will be shown during the Tattersalls December Sales from November 30 to December 3 parading on the hour from 10am to 3pm each day Baaeed's first foals have sold for up to 400,000gns during the first three days of the Tattersalls December Foal Sale A trio of Mohaather's 21 winners have already won stakes races including G3 Molecomb Stakes hero Big Mojo (Ire) The first foals of Mostahdaf are expected from January Not a subscriber? Click here to sign up for the daily PDF or alerts. Copy Article Link Editor / News Stories:editor@thetdn.com Advertising:advertising@thetdn.com Customer Service:customerservice@thetdn.com Click Here to sign up for a free subscription Lambourn trainer Owen Burrows has enjoyed a positive start to the season and has an eyecatching runner in the 7f fillies' maiden (5.50) Alfareqa was purchased for 1.6 million guineas as a yearling by Shadwell at the Tattersalls Book 1 Sale in 2023 She finished ninth of 14 on her debut at Kempton in December and returns following a 143-day break Burrows said: "Hopefully she'll show a bit more this time She was just a bit starry eyed with the floodlights at Kempton last year and Jim [Crowley] said the kick-back was quite severe that night galloping track will suit her down to the ground and she's been pleasing me in her work." Ed Bethell has a good record in open handicaps at the track in the past four seasons and his sole representative on the card is one to follow Yorkshire, who lines up in the 7f handicap (2.40) has been a consistent performer for the yard winning six of his 16 starts and finishing second on three other occasions The five-year-old son of Harry Angel finished third behind three-time Group 1 winner Charyn on his debut at the track in August 2022 and was second over course and distance last September He comes into this race on the back of an all-weather success at Kempton and Bethell said: "He's done very well on the all-weather and hopefully he can transfer it back to turf He's got a dreadful draw [stall 11] so it's going to be tough George Boughey has been operating at a 45 per cent strike-rate (5-11) in three-year-old handicaps at this track in the past four seasons He will have an opportunity to improve that record with Tolerance, who lines up in the 7f handicap (3.45) the son of Starspangledbanner has yet to win in six starts but he recorded his highest Racing Post Rating on his penultimate outing at Newcastle and a similar effort could see him go close under Billy Loughnane The 13-runner contest is a competitive one with the James Fanshawe-trained Ornately and Knights Gold who is trained by Richard Newland and Jamie Insole James Fanshawe's strike-rate (3-10) in the past fortnight. His sole runner on the card is Ornately in the 7f handicap (3.45) The North Yorkshire trainer won the £30,000 5f handicap in 2022 and 2023 and his runner this year should strip fitter for a recent comeback at Pontefract Although Manila Scouse has failed to beat a single rival home on his last three starts a return to form is not beyond the realms of possibility given his trainer's eyecatching record in the race who is only 2lb higher than his last winning mark in August has been drawn to make a beeline for the stands' rail from stall six while jockey Amie Waugh takes off a useful 3lb Trainer Mark Loughnane has yielded a £34.63 profit from a £1 level stake at this venue this year and saddles one runner in Zu Run The five-year-old contests the 7f confined apprentice handicap (5.45) and bids for a third win whose two previous victories have come on the all-weather including over course and distance in October Warren Fentiman's mount came close to scoring again at the track in January and he wasn't beaten far when third at Chelmsford on his most recent start this month The Patrick Morris-trained Eden Storm is the other course-and-distance winner in the field and is ridden by apprentice Cian Horgan Tom Clover's strike-rate (5-7) in three-year-old-plus maidens at this track. 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Home » Archive » Top News » Shadwell Stallions Intidab And Kayrawan Both Euthanized At Old Friends both graded-stakes winning stallions previously owned by Shadwell Farm were euthanized due to the infirmities of old age Intidab was euthanized at the age of 32 on Jan 23 while Kayrawan was euthanized at the age of 33 on Jan The stallions came to Old Friends following the death of Shadwell Farm's founder His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum “Our Old Friends family is saddened to lose these two Shadwell stallions,” said Old Friends CEO and President John Nicholson “So many of us had grown exceedingly fond of Intidab and Kayrawan both of whom led accomplished and well-traveled lives they were friendly and engaging ambassadors for Old Friends as well as for Shadwell Farm Their last years were shining examples of responsible Thoroughbred ownership and aftercare.” Copy Article Link Deputy Mayor and Cabinet Member for Education and members of Shadwell Women’s Group at the opening of the new learning labs state-of-the-art learning spaces have been officially opened at Idea Store Watney Market.  The new ‘learning labs,’ which will be used for adult learning courses come fully equipped with hi-tech measures including noise minimising measures smart boards for hybrid conferencing and full internet access.  They will also be used by WorkPath service staff and clients and will also be available for regular activities such as book groups prime time activities for those age 50 and over The largest of the three learning labs has a hi-res projector for film showings and can hold up to 50 people while the other two labs can hold up to 20 people each.    Officially opening the new learning labs on 8 January Deputy Mayor of Tower Hamlets and Cabinet Member for Education “We continue to invest in our Idea Stores and offer a range of facilities for the benefit of local communities.  “With these three new ultra-modern learning labs Idea Store Watney Market is now aligned with other Idea Stores and can accommodate a full adult learning programme alongside other advice and support services improving the life chances of local people.”    Chair of the Shadwell Women’s Group which meets weekly at the Idea Store They will give us more room and privacy for more activities such as exercise classes “The women are fascinated with the new facilities and are keen to make use of them especially to explore employment opportunities.”   The learning labs have been funded through Section 106 which is funding collected by the council from developers through the planning process to then be invested in projects which benefit local people The learning labs are also available to hire through TH Venues to help sustain the Idea Store service.   It is a year of great anticipation for Shadwell with the first yearlings by world turf champion Baaeed heading under the hammer and top-notch coverings for its quality-laden broodmare band you sense a real momentum behind the three young stallions especially with Mostahdaf's first foals arriving and Mohaather's first batch of three-year-olds coming on stream The operation may not have the numbers it once had but if the promise of this covering season counts for anything then the famed blue and white silks of Shadwell will continue to grace winner's enclosures around the world for years to come pedigree researcher for the operation for 37 years breed the best to the best and hope for the best but it does give you the best chance of success We’ve got 70 broodmares in England and Ireland this season the team gets together and we work through the mares in alphabetical order and put down what we think is the most suitable stallion for each mare "At the end we tidy it up – we know we will be sending nine or ten mares to Baaeed and so on – but it usually works out and it’s surprising how "I usually start working on matings after Royal Ascot review each mare and then put together a discussion document pulling all the facts and figures together and suggesting mating options for each mare We usually discuss the matings in late October/early November." Beech House Stud's stallion manager Mark Dean adds: "Looking at it from afar the dam of Baaeed and his King George and Coronation Cup-winning brother Hukum The Listed-winning daughter of Kingmambo is also responsible for the Group 2-placed Naqeeb and dual winner Waleefy by Nathaniel and Night Of Thunder respectively while she has a two-year-old Sea The Stars brother to Baaeed and Hukum the Frankel-sired Al Raahba and Zaghaareed are set to be covered by Pinatubo and Ghaiyyath respectively whose first foals proved highly popular last term is set to be sent some of Shadwell's best the dam of Irish 2,000 Guineas hero and Derrinstown Stud sire Awtaad who will also be covered by the six-time Group 1 winner a stakes-winning daughter of Dubawi responsible for fellow Beech House sire and dual Group 1 winner Mostahdaf and Nazeef winner of the Falmouth and Sun Chariot Stakes Baaeed will also cover fellow black-type winners Adool and Tantheem among ten mares being sent from his home team one of last season's leading first-season sires a Frankel sister to the smart Wadilsafa and out of the Oaks-placed Rumoush a Frankel half-sister to Commonwealth Cup winner Eqtidaar and 2,000 Guineas runner-up Massaat a winning daughter of Sea The Stars out of a Pivotal half-sister to Asheerah Mostahdaf will have three Shadwell mares in his second book a winning Golden Horn half-sister to Group 2 winner and Derby second Madhmoon a Sea The Stars sister to Oaks and King George heroine Taghrooda but her Kingman daughter Taraneem is due to be covered by St Mark's Basilica Many of Europe's leading sires will be utilised Dubawi is set to receive five mares including multiple Group 2 winner Enbihaar and Manaajim a Muhaarar half-sister to Flying Five Stakes winner Fairyland Also visiting the Dalham Hall kingpin are Asheerah's Listed-winning and Group-placed Frankel daughter Mehnah and Prix Saint Alary winner Tawkeel dam of unbeaten Classic contender Elwateen Fellow Newmarket titan Frankel will cover Group 2 winner and Prix Vermeille runner-up Raabihah that Sea The Stars mare having a yearling filly by the dual British and Irish champion sire His Banstead Manor studmate Kingman will receive Listed winner Zanbaq an Oasis Dream half-sister to Kingman's 2024 Solario Stakes winner Field Of Gold while Chaldean's brace of mares are namely Kafiyah a Kingman half-sister to Duke of Cambridge Stakes winner Rogue Millennium and the stakes-winning New Approach mare Mukaddamah a half-sister to the Group-placed Fiery Lucy Sea The Stars will also receive stakes-winning Siyouni mare Maqsad at Gilltown Stud while Wootton Bassett's trio at Coolmore are Nassau Stakes winner Al Husn the dam of Group 3 Tattersalls Stakes winner and Dewhurst second Alyanaabi Yeomanstown Stud's newly crowned British and Irish champion sire Dark Angel can count black type-producing Dansili mare Alnajmah and Listed winner Manaafith among his four-strong Shadwell team Kildangan Stud's red-hot Night Of Thunder will be strongly supported via seven mares a War Front half-sister to Aghareed and dam of the exciting Falakeyah a Group-placed Dark Angel half-sister to Irish 1,000 Guineas heroine Just The Judge Also going to the Darley sire are Group 3 winner Efaadah a Frankel sister to Diego Valezquez and close relation to Broome and Point Lonsdale Palace Pier's three-parts sister Tatweej another Group winner who was also second in the Nassau Stakes to Lady Bowthorpe Night Of Thunder's studmate Blue Point also receives choice support from Shadwell including Battaash's sister Altaayshah a Listed-placed daughter of Dark Angel from the family of Halfway To Heaven Dalham Hall sire Too Darn Hot's bookings include the smart Fakhama a daughter of Kingman and South African Group 1 winner Majmu another winner by Kingman and out of a Sea The Stars half-sister to Classic heroine Nightime Majmu herself will be covered by Too Darn Hot's studmate Pinatubo British Champions Fillies & Mares Stakes winner Eshaada has a yearling filly by Baaeed and will be among the first book of City Of Troy at Coolmore while Raabihah's Group-placed half-sister Alshinfarah heads to another exciting young sire in Tweenhills' Kameko Derrinstown Stud sires Awtaad and Minzaal also figure a winning daughter of Baaeed and Hukum's half-sister Al Raahba Oaks runner-up and stakes producer Tarfasha a winning half-sister to black-type performers Running Queen and Zawaaya The queen of Shadwell's broodmare band in the United States is champion Malathaat the exceptional daughter of Curlin whose six Grade 1 triumphs included the Kentucky Oaks Breeders' Cup Distaff and Spinster Stakes The now seven-year-old has an outstanding yearling filly by Into Mischief and is due to return to Spendthrift Farm's colossus Into Mischief Arc queens Bluestocking and Enable headline Juddmonte's power-packed matings for 2025  'She had quite a bit of ability' - quality newcomers join illustrious names in Moyglare's broodmare band  'She's very important to us' - high-class performers and producers headline Newsells Park Stud's 2025 matings  'It's a case of sending the best to the best' - regally bred Al Shira'aa mares set for the top sires  'We're delighted to have her back' - Breege covering among 2025 highlights for Chasemore Farm  Inspiral set for suitably regal covering as champion mare headlines Cheveley Park Stud mating plans  Roaring Lion mares racing on, clamour for Kameko, mating plans and more – an update from Tweenhills  Published on 9 February 2025inNews Global talent partner Forsyth Barnes has appointed Jack Shadwell as the executive vice president of its New York City office With a proven track record in executive leadership and a deep understanding of the New York market, Shadwell will bring invaluable expertise to Forsyth Barnes as the company continues to expand its presence in North America he joins Forsyth Barnes from the executive VP role at recruitment specialist GCS He helped grow the GCS New York and US operations showcasing his ability to navigate complex markets and drive exponential expansion.  Shadwell’s career includes pivotal roles at international recruiter Eurostaff where he launched the first international office in Germany before becoming Europe & UK MD overseeing a successful acquisition for the nGAGE Group Jack will be responsible for leading Forsyth Barnes’ operations in New York City overseeing executive search engagements and cultivating relationships with key clients across various industries He will work closely with the firm’s global leadership team to further strengthen Forsyth Barnes' position as the global talent partner of choice within FinTech • Comment below on this story. 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Marks & Spencer (M&S) has ordered hundreds of agency workers at its main distribution centre to stay at home This week’s appointments include: Eames Consulting Recruitment group Staffline has announced a strong performance for the year ended 31 December 2024 Win HappyPremiumSearch Rayogreatest hitswest yorkshirenewsInvestigation launched into 'unexplained' death in ShadwellPolice were called early yesterday morning to Darkwood Close An investigation has been launched after a woman was found dead in the street in North Leeds who's been identified as being from the area and in her 50s was discovered in Darkwood Close at around 12:40am yesterday (April 6) Her death is currently being treated as unexplained and officers are still trying to establish the circumstances Hear all the latest news from across the UK on the hour, every hour, on Greatest Hits Radio on DAB, smartspeaker, at greatesthitsradio.co.uk, and on the Rayo app. Company number 01176085; Bauer Radio Limited Company number: 1394141Registered office: Media House Peterborough PE2 6EA and H Bauer Publishing Company number: LP003328; Registered office: The Lantern London NW1 2PL All registered in England and Wales VAT no 918 5617 01H Bauer Publishing are authorised and regulated for credit broking by the FCA (Ref No: 845898) As many as 20 young men were crammed into the two-bedroom flat in Shadwell where they slept in bunkbeds News | London Survivors of a fatal fire that tore through an east London flat are taking landmark legal action against the landlords who housed them there in cramped conditions and the battery’s manufacturer died in the fire that broke out at the two-bedroom flat in Maddocks House He was reportedly one of around 20 young Bangladeshi men living there at the time who paid £100 in cash per week to sleep in “bug-infested” bunkbeds without hot water or access to a washing machine The other residents managed to escape but lost their worldly possessions in the blaze and remain “devastated” by the experience 12 of the survivors are suing the landlords of the property for damages in negligence and under the Occupier’s Liability Act 1957 The landlords were convicted of numerous housing offences following the fire The survivors are also bringing legal action against Leon Cycle Ltd, the company that produced the e-bike battery for damages in negligence and under the Consumer Protection Act 1987 Two of the survivors have told The Standard what it was like living in the flat and of the “horror” they experienced on the night of the fire Survivor Nazmush Shahadat says the property had just one loo and one washroom. He said the tenants slept in bunkbeds spread across the flat’s two bedrooms and living room and instead had to fill a bucket before standing in the bathtub using a cup to scoop up the cold water and wash themselves It was dirty in every sense you could think of,” Nazmush When it was too crowded some people would even sleep in the kitchen Two alleged right-wing extremists deny preparing terrorist act Boohoo hits back at Frasers over Mike Ashley’s attempted boardroom takeover Revealed: Courts are issuing targets for fast-track Single Justice Procedure cases Give yourself much-needed health and beauty boosts in time for winter the toilets...you just have to use them no matter how they were “Our landlord didn't let us turn on the heater Nazmush ended up living in the house after accommodation he had arranged before flying to the UK from Bangladesh fell through at the last minute moved there after hearing about the accommodation through fellow Bangladeshis he met when he had just arrived arrived in London He said he was initially led to believe he would only be sharing with three or four people Nazmush woke around 2am to a sound coming from beneath his bunkbed “I leaned to check what was happening and there were sparks coming from the electric,” he recalled An e-bike battery charging under the bed had caught fire Its owner tried in vain to turn off the mains and to extinguish the fire but it quickly grew out of control “There was white smoke then it started gushing out black and it started to spray fire,” said Nazmush “We went into the hallway…then the smoke engulfed the whole flat and started to come out from the main entrance We got scared and ran outside to the road.” The men fled into the cold without even shoes on their feet and watched helplessly from the road as fire engulfed the flat and their possessions “Every one of us lost everything in that fire,” said Sojibe I had just started working and I got salary for one week but I lost this money as well.” Nazmush said the men are still “devastated” by the tragedy “We still feel the horrors of that night,” he told The Standard “We don't want someone else to feel the same way.” They say they are taking legal action to help get justice for Mizanur and for themselves and manufacturers of e-bikes and e-bike parts to account before more lives are lost “You can find [accommodation like this with] bunkbeds everywhere…and e-bike batteries more people are going to suffer if things don't change “This is the only option we have we have to make [the landlords and e-bike company] accountable.” The fire sparked an investigation by Tower Hamlets Council into landlords Sofina Begum who owned the fourth-floor flat in Maddocks House The husband and wife pleaded guilty to nine offences under the Housing Act 2004 at Thames Magistrates Court on November 28 including allowing the premises to be overcrowded failures to comply with licence conditions carry out inspections and have a valid gas safety certificate and failure to provide the Council with requested documentation Rahman pleaded guilty to three charges including failure to comply with licence conditions and for failing to provide the council with requested documentation They are due to appear at Snaresbrook Crown Court for sentencing on December 4 E-bikes and e-scooters remain London’s fastest growing fire risk More than 10 people were killed in the UK last year alone The survivors are represented by Daniel Lemberger Cooper said: “We act for survivors and bereaved families across the UK who have been victims of e-bike battery fires “This is an urgent issue of national importance Action must be taken now to hold companies who supply dangerous Leon Cycle Ltd has not responded to The Standard’s approach for comment Prince Louis steals the show at VE Day parade as he keeps dad William looking sharp and mimics brother George Prince Louis steals show with sweet antics at VE parade VE Day 2025 fashion: best looks from the day VE Day 2025 fashion: Princess of Wales to Lady Victoria Starmer David Beckham’s 50th birthday bash in London 'shut down' by council over noise complaints David Beckham’s 50th birthday bash 'shut down' over noise complaints UK tourists face major travel shake-up as Dubai airport set to close Royals watch historic flypast as huge crowds turns out for VE Day 80th anniversary  Royals watch historic Red Arrows flypast for VE Day 80th anniversary The July course staged a notable first when Shadwell racing manager Angus Gold presented the operation's racing adviser Richard Hills with a trophy after Waleefy's success in the 6f handicap Gold was fulfilling his other role as a committee member for the racecourse following the narrow triumph of the William Haggas-trained chestnut Waleefy is bred to be smart as he is a half-brother to Baaeed who won twice as a three-year-old at the track in 2021 Gold said: "He's not as talented as his relatives but he was a late foal and is only just beginning to fill his frame Coming back to six furlongs was a gamble and they went no pace Jim Crowley said the ground was quick enough for him but to stick to this trip for now." Haggas completed a double when Tareefa justified 1-3 favouritism in the 7f fillies' novice under Tom Marquand Kieran Shoemark continued to build momentum with John and Thady Gosden as he rode his sixth winner since Royal Ascot when partnering Campaign Medal in the 1m4f handicap who Shoemark also rode for in the Middle East last winter the 9-2 chance has thrived since the sun has started to shine and was successful on his first attempt beyond 1m2f Fresh from a treble at Salisbury on Wednesday Shoemark said: "The yard is on fire at the moment and it seems to have changed since the weather has warmed up a bit Ascot week was a bit quiet but I'm pleased that I wasn't on the subs bench for long." Racegoers were given access to all enclosures on the July course and they were on to a winner straight away as 13-8 favourite Billboard Star landed the opener Billboard Star was always on the pace under Charlie Bishop and confirmed the promise of his debut third at Goodwood when beating market rival Praetorian Winning trainer Eve Johnson Houghton knows all about the family of the juvenile as he is a half-brother to former speedy stablemate Chipotle spokesman for successful syndicate The Woodway 20 said: "Billboard Star ran into two good ones at Goodwood but he looked the business out there and Charlie never had to touch him with the whip The stable had been a bit out of form with a couple of disappointments at Newbury on Tuesday but this has more than made up for it." Newmarket's recent decision to allow racegoers to take their drinks onto the lawn in the Premier Enclosure has gone down well with all parties those wanting a bet in the Premier Enclosure would either have to leave their beverages behind or go round to the Grandstand and Paddock enclosure Rails bookmaker Dan Hague said: "It makes sense to allow people to bring their drinks with them and we've seen a notable upturn in business since the change was brought in We've lobbied for this for a few years now and thankfully we've been listened to." Newmarket Racecourses and International director said: "As a racecourse we're always keen to enhance the racegoer experience and after consultations over a number of years we've decided to allow food and drink into the areas in front of the stands in the Premier Enclosure but it seems to have been a success already." Aidan O'Brien welcomes £2m Triple Crown bonus as Betfred take over backing of all five British Classics  Looking for free bets? 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Visit racingpost.com/freebets to find out more Published on 27 June 2024inReports Jim Crowley was rewarded for missing the day's two Premier fixtures as smart two-year-old prospect El Burhan gave him the first of two winners at Beverley The Shadwell-owned New Bay colt overcame a slow start and a penalty to bolt up by six and a half lengths in the 7½f novice stakes The success was the second for the George Boughey-trained runner after victory in May at Yarmouth and he could be set for bigger targets Shadwell's racing manager Angus Gold said: "He took a bit of time to get into his stride but won well Jim has always thought he'll stay further next year and he does look like a horse for the future I'll speak to [owner] Sheikha Hissa and George and we'll find something for him he's very much a horse to look forward to as a three-year-old He's very much going the right way; we'll see if he's up to Listed class or better next We'll make sure to mind him this season."  Crowley doubled up on the Daniel and Claire Kubler-trained God Of Fire who pulled clear to win the 1m2f handicap impressively Boughey also won again when Moonspirit landed the 1m½f fillies' handicap under Tommie Jakes Looking for free bets? 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Visit racingpost.com/freebets to find out more Published on 6 July 2024inReports Call me ‘Jack’: former Dermot Weld-trained Jassaar in show jumping action with Erin Enefer Harrison in the saddle Photo: Carol Street PhotographySpotlight on a horse who won the Irish Cambridgeshire in Sheikh Hamdan’s silks for legendary trainer Dermot Weld – and is now thriving with Shadwell pre-training secretary Faye Enefer Harrison but it isn’t a problem because he’s among his own people and those blue and white ties still bind now that he has left the racecourse behind and moved into a new role The ten-year-old is now based just up the road from Shadwell’s main office at the Nunnery Stud in Thetford and is thriving in the care of Shadwell pre-training secretary Faye Enefer Harrison Her ostensibly unflattering description of him is laced with all the affection and understanding that is the privilege of any much-loved family member he doesn’t like any fuss,” says Enefer Harrison “I liken him to a grumpy old man – but if you know how to handle him he is fine and he is very much part of the family.” Jassaar joined the Enefer Harrison household in February 2022 a case of right place right time for both parties The gelding was earmarked for a move to Dubai but when that plan was scrapped he became the ideal candidate for another plan that of acquiring a horse for Enefer Harrison’s daughter Erin “Jack – that’s his name now – failed the pre-vetting for Dubai owing to ulcers so he didn’t go and was considered for rehoming instead,” she says “Shadwell used to have a rehoming programme whereby a horse was taken by a rehomer and if for any reason the rehomer no longer wanted the horse then it was to be returned to Shadwell since the death of Sheikh Hamdan that is no longer a possibility – now horses are rehomed by New Beginnings [a British retraining and rehoming organisation] or sold to permanent homes of people Shadwell employees know personally All the horses that were in the previous rehoming scheme were gifted to the original rehomers Erin was 14 at the time and looking for a horse – after competing very successfully on ponies at national level she wanted a horse to reschool – and he seemed the perfect match “He was Erin’s first horse and she was not used to dealing with Thoroughbreds so it was a sharp learning process for her as well as for him They bonded very quickly despite his grumpiness and the occasional bite and he is easy to deal with now that we know the correct way to manage him.” It took a while for Jassaar to make any impact on the racecourse for all-time-great Curragh trainer Dermot Weld whose unending stream of big-race success includes pioneering victories in the Belmont Stakes (1990 Jassaar was not of that calibre; he was unraced at two didn’t make his debut until the August of his sophomore campaign and didn’t break his maiden until the following April the patient approach began to pay off and on his next start he won a €100,000 handicap Three months later Jassaar peaked with victory in the prestigious Irish Cambridgeshire Handicap over a mile at his home track That swift ascent on the learning curve has been mirrored in his latest incarnation “Jack was a very fast learner – he takes life very much in his stride and nothing seems to bother him at all,” says Enefer Harrison “He adapted to pony club life very well and he and Erin were winning rosettes over jumps very quickly “One of his main strengths is the ability to cope with any situation – he doesn’t get wound up and isn’t at all clingy to other horses which I feel helps immensely in regard to retraining a racehorse because they are happy to go out alone “He has his pony/riding club activities Erin is happy to take him out on her own and has been known to disappear into the forest on him for hours I have ridden him on occasion and he is very easy to ride he loves a mooch up the woods or a swim in the river.” Enefer Harrison’s position within the racing industry gives her a stake in and an insight into the landscape of rehabilitation rehoming and reinvention of former racehorses She is swift with praise for the British programme (Retraining of Racehorses; RoR) while pointing out certain aspects of the process that may pose problems for both horse and rehomer “These schemes are a vital part of the racing world,” she says “I think that knowledge is key to reschooling a racehorse – it’s easy to see how they might fall into the wrong ownership as the Thoroughbred breed as a whole is a world away from a normal riding horse “I feel it is important that people taking on racehorses have a better understanding of how they are trained – having that knowledge is vital to successfully reschooling a racehorse along with knowing the correct way to feed them although Jack is not eligible for a lot of the championships as he only ran in Ireland as it would have been lovely to be able to do a few more of the qualifiers.” This restriction has not held Jack and Erin back too much and there have been plenty of enduring memories to go along with the rosettes on the wall “The best moment we all had as a family was at Aston Le Walls British Riding Clubs arena eventing championships,” says Enefer Harrison “Erin was in a team of four other girls her own age and Jack was the only horse “He went clear in the show jumping and headed out to the cross-country which meant Erin and Jack were held on course – not an easy task for a Thoroughbred when his blood is up “Eventually they got going again to finish fifth individually and help the Worlington club to a national win as a team Jack was also Eastern region champion in the club league run by British Showjumping “Once Erin has finished her college course they’ll be competing again he is happy to take a step back when Erin is busy but it takes him no effort to come back into work – a lot of that is the grounding that Erin gave him to start with.” • Visit the Shadwell website and the Retraining of Racehorses website British racecourses unite to increase aftercare funding through Retraining of Racehorses Horses for courses: say hello to racing’s team of popular equine ambassadors A life after racing: Woodland Opera – ‘a real showman who just loves attention of any kind’ A life after racing: former jumps stars set to appear in Cheltenham retraining parade A life after racing: meet York’s gentle equine ambassador, the former G1 sprint star Goldream View the latest TRC Global Rankings for horses / jockeys / trainers / sires Home » Archive » Top News Europe » Shadwell Blueblood A New TDN Rising Star For New Bay Owen Burrows is renowned for his Sir Michael Stoute-like patience with the yard's leading prospects but he may not have to wait as long as usual with his exciting new recruit Falakeyah (GB) (New Bay {GB}–Alaflaak by War Front) lighting up a dour Thursday afternoon at Wolverhampton A granddaughter of the GI Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf heroine Lahudood (GB) (Singspiel {Ire}) from the family of the stable's luminary Hukum (Ire) (Sea The Stars {Ire}) and his brilliant full-brother Baaeed (GB) Shadwell's blueblood was a warm order at even-money for the first division of the extended mile maiden Quickly making up for a tardy start to travel easily in mid-division for Jim Crowley the February-foaled bay cruised to the fore approaching the furlong pole with the motor still idling before being shaken up to assert her superiority Hitting the line with 5 1/2 lengths to spare over Life Is Rosie (GB) (Lightning Spear {GB}) she became the third TDN Rising Star for her sire whose others Alcantor (Fr) and New Energy (Ire) proved group 1 performers “The hardest thing was pulling her up–she wanted to go round again She did it very professionally,” Crowley said It looks like we'll have a bit of fun with her next year.” Eye-catcher! Falakeyah is impressive on debut as she powers home at @WolvesRaces for @JimCrowley1978 and @OwenBurrowsRace… pic.twitter.com/GVBG3rGh4B — At The Races (@AtTheRaces) November 21, 2024 Falakeyah is the second foal out of the unraced dam Alaflaak whose first was the useful mile handicapper Rowayeh (Ire) (Dubawi {Ire}) and whose yearling colt is a full-brother to that runner was champion grass mare in 2007 courtesy of her exploits at the Breeders' Cup and in the GI Flower Bowl Invitational and she has produced the G2 Auckland Cup winner Mahrajaan (Kitten's Joy) but more importantly the operation's listed-winning prize broodmare Aghareed (Kingmambo) Aghareed looked to have done Shadwell proud with the aforementioned Hukum who was a smart middle-distance stalwart before her next son of Sea The Stars hit the track Before Owen Burrows's stalwart peaked when capturing the G1 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth QIPCO Stakes Baaeed had ripped through the 2021 and 2022 seasons with a series of top-flight wins to establish himself as one of the recent greats Both Baaeed and Hukum and even Lahudood took time to fully mature and reach their zenith so the portents are strong that Falakeyah could be set for an exciting Classic campaign showing such dash on her juvenile debut Copy Article Link Angus Gold has spoken of the importance of horses like Anmaat to a slimmed-down Shadwell with the longstanding racing manager saying successes in races like the Champion Stakes at Ascot help keep the operation "relevant" Since the death of Hamdan Al Maktoum in 2021 his daughter Sheikha Hissa has overseen a downsized racing and breeding enterprise There were 132 winners from 630 runners in Britain in the year of Sheikh Hamdan's passing but those numbers have dropped to 30 winners from 194 runners so far in 2024 Read award-winning journalism from the best writers in racing Already a subscriber?Log in Published on 20 October 2024inBritain There is a strong sense of the rich past and exciting future meeting head-on when arriving at the gates of Beech House Stud A Newmarket farm with its place in bloodstock folklore secured having stood breed-shaper Nearco as well as Derby winners Crepello and St Paddy it is now the new base for Shadwell's British stallion roster It is one made up of a turf world champion in Baaeed a highly promising first-season sire in Sussex Stakes winner Mohaather and exciting newcomer and brilliant dual Group 1 winner Mostahdaf Published on 14 August 2024inBloodstock Big Read The ad-free version is ready for purchase on iOS mobile app today we couldn't find that page";var n=e.querySelector("h2");return n&&n.remove(),{staticContent:e,title:t}},d=function(e){var t=document.createElement("button");return t.innerText=e,t.classList.add("error-page-button"),t},f=function(e){var t=document.createElement("div");t.id="recirculation-404",t.classList.add("brand-hint-bg");var n="\n \n \n Tick here if you would like us to send you the author’s response Officers were called at 00:33hrs on Saturday 6 July to reports of a collision involving a car and a cyclist near to the junction of Cable Street and Cannon Street Road "Police attended alongside the London Ambulance Service and London's Air Ambulance Despite the best efforts of medical professionals the cyclist Officers are in the process of informing his next of kin "The car failed to stop at the scene of the collision Two women have since been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and failing to stop at the scene of a collision They both remain in police custody at this time "A number of roads remain closed in the area as detectives from the Serious Collision Investigation Unit (SCIU) carry out enquiries "Any witnesses, or those who have dash cam footage of the incident or moments leading up to it, are asked to call 101 quoting reference 230/06 July. You can call the SCIU directly on 0208 285 1574." 6 JUL 2024BookmarkThe damaged bike at the hit-and-run incident in Cannon Street Road Shadwell (Image: David Nathan/UKNIP)A cyclist has died in East London overnight after he was hit by a car Two women have been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving after the car continued on driving after the crash The cyclist was hit near to the junction of Cable Street and Cannon Street Road around Shadwell Police and Ambulance crews - including the air ambulance - attended the scene to try and save the man but sadly he was pronounced dead at the scene A police spokesperson said: "Officers were called at 00:33hrs on Saturday "Police attended alongside the London Ambulance Service and London's Air Ambulance "Any witnesses, or those who have dash cam footage of the incident or moments leading up to it, are asked to call 101 quoting reference 230/06 July. You can call the SCIU directly on 0208 285 1574." 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Thanks for following the blog on the Shadwell hot-and-run Cannon Street Road is now open after the police cordon has been cleared away It was in place earlier and you can see what it looked like along with the damaged bike in the article below The cyclist died at the scene and two women were later arrested after the car which hit the cyclist did not stop Cannon Street Road is now open again in both directions The police have packed up their cordon and all aspects of the accident have been cleared according to traffic and travel site Inrix The road was closed from Cornwall Street to A1203 The Highway right onto Cable street Pictures from earlier today showed that a cordon remained in place after the hit-and-run accident around 12.30 this morning Below are pictures from the scene where the incident happened happened you can see the cordon on Cannon Street Road and a bike that has been heavily damaged Inrix is reporting that Cannon Street Road is still closed in both directions from Cornwall Street to A1203 The Highway Cannon Street Road remains closed in both directions from Cornwall Street to A1203 The Highway It also reports that diversions are in place for the buses D3 and 100 A video of the police cordon from the incident is on 'X' you can see a police tent was erected along with a police car at the scene Reports of a Hit and run In cable street last night (Shadwell) pic.twitter.com/CDO4dBA2Xo "Any witnesses, or those who have dash cam footage of the incident or moments leading up to it, are asked to call 101 quoting reference 230/06 July. You can call the SCIU directly on 0208 285 1574." The cyclist was hit at the junction of Cable Street and Cannon Street Road Welcome to our live blog on the death of a cyclist in Shadwell in a hit-and-run Nazmul Hasan Chowdhury is making me a cup of tea I politely declined – but I get the impression the ritual is less to make me feel at home than for him “I used to think that in London there would be no homeless people because it’s [in] a developed country,” he tells me “We dreamed about London […] Buckingham Palace […] We never thought this kind of stuff could happen to us.” floral curtained and cream walled; wheelie suitcases are wedged between mattresses that occupy around half of the floor space Chowdhury shares the room with five other men; one of them naps as we talk The six men are among the 19 survivors – all of them Bangladeshi Muslim men – of a house fire that broke out in a council-run flat in east London in early March. Their housemate, 41-year-old Mizanur Rahman, died in hospital from his injuries Its smoke-blackened windows greet you as you exit Shadwell station; Harun Miah can see the flat’s charred remains from his corner shop the survivors of a near-Grenfell repeat have been all but forgotten Two left immediately after the fire broke out Five others the council had a legal duty to accommodate including four with EU citizenship and one with a British parent; they’ve been put up in hotels in Ilford and Barking As for the rest – most of them on one-year student visas so with no recourse to public funds – getting support from the council Chowdhury says that virtually none of the council assistance he and the other survivors have received – which Tower Hamlets estimates is worth £107,000 – has been freely given but instead forcibly extracted by local campaigners The men were initially taken to the Overground station to shelter They were then told they would be accommodated in a nearby hotel for just one night; inside the council officers were adamant they would be accommodated for a week at most The council did eventually extend the men’s hotel stay for a week until eventually – after a last-minute plea from groups including the London Renters Union (LRU) – Tower Hamlets committed to house the men until 28 April Over the 56 days the men were bounced between emergency hotels a representative from the council visited them just once As 28 April approached, the survivors warned that they would be made homeless unless the council intervened they were; the only reason the six men aren’t currently sleeping rough is thanks to a group of anarchist squatters who took them in is both angered and unsurprised by the council’s treatment of the survivors “It infuriates me in the sense that we don’t get paid for any of this we are not to doing this to gain [points],” she says because we know we need help and others need help […] and we know as anarchists that the state would never do anything for us.” Indeed while the council has been relatively tight-fisted in its support a patchwork of local groups have welcomed the men with open arms members of the local Tarling West Tenants & Residents Association (TRA) met to discuss how to help the survivors a member of IWGB’s couriers’ branch had begun working with a local resident to set up a crowdfunder that thanks to publicity from groups like Nijjor Manush and Tower Hamlets Solidarity raised around £11,000 for the survivors and the relatives of Mizanur Rahman the 13 Rivers Trust and the Muslim Burial Fund ensured Rahman’s body was repatriated LRU experts worked with Tarling West TRA to enable the survivors to retrieve their belongings from the burned-out flat which the landlord was attempting to charge them to do If “the council has done much less than desired,” says Tarling West TRA member Anthony “the community in Shadwell and in Tower Hamlets stepped up to give the survivors of the fire the dignity Chowdhury says that while he’s grateful for the community’s support such support shouldn’t be their responsibility it is the council that owns the freehold on the flat where one man died issued a house of multiple occupancy (HMO) license to his landlords “The council has a duty to do something,” Chowdhury insists the squat isn’t a long-term solution: though the squatters are happy to continue hosting them and it will take a while before enough private rooms become available; even if they were to it’s clear the men feel uncomfortable with the prospect of settling there the group has turned to an unexpected place for help: the church The survivors are currently in talks with the nearby St George-in-the-East to house the six men for around three months in flats owned by the 18th-century Anglican church “Hostels” like the one at Maddocks House constitute a form of black-market accommodation that has proliferated in Tower Hamlets in recent years, thanks to its extraordinarily acute housing crisis: there are around 20,000 households on the council housing waiting list in Tower Hamlets, a borough with more vacant houses than any in London the Maddocks House survivors don’t stand a chance – and from the survivors’ perspective the council’s interventions haven’t improved their chances also survived the Maddocks House fire and lives in the squat with Chowdhury He says that the council’s £107,000 would have been better spent on deposits or advance rent than on expensive “Why are you spending that money?” he asks “It’s not meeting our human needs.” Anthony agrees: “With £107,000 So they’ve just wasted their money on a fancy hotel.” a spokesperson stressed the difficulties of disbursing council funds directly to residents and of justifying doing so in a borough with one of the most severe housing crises in the country They added that while there is a lot the council has done for the Maddocks House survivors the fire was the result of intersecting injustices some of which – among them landlordism the gig economy and overcrowding – Tower Hamlets cannot solve single-handedly This will hardly comfort a group of men who not a year ago were dreaming of British palaces but found themselves living in a state-sanctioned slum Rivkah Brown is a commissioning editor and reporter at Novara Media Our supporters keep us entirely free to access We don’t have any ad partnerships or sponsored content We are always working to improve this website for our users. 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For more information read our Privacy Policy A 15 year-old boy has been taken into emergency care after he was stabbed in Shadwell this morning Police officers responded to reports of the stabbing outside Newton House at 8:32am on Thursday 5 October and found the teenager with knife injuries Metropolitan Police detectives are appealing for witnesses and anyone with information about the incident to come forward An officer on the scene told ELL that the boys injuries are unlikely to be life threatening An eyewitness told ELL what they saw of the incident: “I could hear a lot of noise going on I saw a boy being attacked by about four older boys he said he thinks he might have been stabbed in his leg On the back of his leg there was a rip and I could see the blood.” The eyewitness told ELL that the boy was “terrified” and ran away from them as they tried to offer help The London Ambulance Service and London’s Air Ambulance also attended the scene and moved the boy to a hospital in East London Neighbourhoods Superintendent Jai Singh of the Met’s Central East Command said: “I know that the community will be shocked by this incident.  “Please be assured that we share your concerns and we are investigating a number of lines of enquiry to establish the circumstances of the incident and identify those responsible.” Singh said that local officers remain at the crime scene and enhanced patrols will take place with the aim of reassuring the community.  He encouraged people to approach officers with their concerns.  The officer on the scene told ELL that Criminal Investigation Department (CID) units have been working with local schools to reassure the community KRQE NEWS 13 - Breaking News, Albuquerque News, New Mexico News, Weather, and Videos NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Check out community events around New Mexico from May 2 to 8 Albuquerque New Mexico Albuquerque Notices 🔶 Celebrate Mother’s Day at the ABQ BioPark Zoo – The ABQ BioPark Zoo is celebrating all moms during its Mother’s Day at the Zoo on May 11 local residents came together with the church community of St George-in-the East to celebrate progress of the 7-year campaign for affordable homes on Cable Street and to make renewed calls for the project to be delivered The celebration marked the latest stage in the campaign led by St George-in-the East to secure the delivery of affordable housing for 41 families via a community land trust development The project will help address the significant housing needed in Tower Hamlets Figures from 2021 show that in Tower Hamlets 1 in 6 people live in overcrowded accommodation with the need for new housing developments being acutely felt by members of the community Over 100 local residents gathered by the site which is a 2-minute walk from St George-in-the East and the London Deputy Mayor for Housing and Residential Development They were joined by students from St Paul’s Whitechapel and members of the East London and Darul Ummah Mosques all of whom have given vital support to the campaign as it has progressed Local residents shared testimony of the struggles they face in securing affordable housing and a prayer was offered by Bishop Sarah in commemoration of the campaign’s progress Deputy Mayor Copley committed to actively working with the community to support their ambition to have a planning application submitted by the end of 2024 and aim for construction to be well underway by the next Mayoral elections in 2028 All parties expressed their desire for renewed momentum and to get the homes built The event ended with local residents coming together to sing the famous Madness song ‘Our House’ while a model home was erected in the middle of the site as a sign of what is to come Bishop Sarah noted that she will continue to watch this space and hopes to not wait another 5 years before the homes are built with support from the London Community Land Trust local campaigners submitted their pre-planning application for the development of the Cable Street site to the Greater London Authority’s Small Sites Small Builders Programme the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan announced that the bid had been successful and the site was blessed by the then new Bishop of London as part of her introduction to the Diocese “I first visited this site as part of my formal introduction to the Diocese of London in 2018 Returning on Friday reminded me of what I witnessed in that first visit: the spirit and dedication of those who call Shadwell home “Housing is an issue that affects every community in London and parishes across the Diocese of London like St George-in-the-East are at the front of the community response It is my sincere hope that progress is made soon to realise the ambition of delivering 41 new affordable and safe homes for local families.” “Friday’s gathering was an inspiring celebration of our community’s progress and the courage and perseverance demonstrated by local campaigners over the last seven years despite facing challenges including the pandemic and the cost of living crisis has significantly moved the campaign forward “I would like to thank Bishop Sarah and Tom Copley for attending the event as well as all the local residents who came together on Friday We will continue to work with the local community to ensure these homes are built as soon as possible.” ©2024 Diocese Of London | Manage Consent | Website