Funkerstation » resilient club.It just tests that a little bit more.Murphy

English trainer Jamie Osborne has created a bit of a stir on social media by offering the ride on one of horses via Twitter.Osborne needed a claiming apprentice for Secret Interlude, who he also owns, in a race for junior riders at Kempton on Wednesday with Georgia Dobie the lucky recipient.I was sat in the office on Sunday evening and I knew I would be leaving very early on Monday morning to go to the sales, when I realised I had no-one to ride the filly, Osborne said.My apprentice, Lucy Barry, has ridden too many winners and none of the people who ride out for me fitted the qualification.I have no allegiance to anyone, so I thought it would be a fun way of doing it.When I put it out there I didnt think it would create quite the interest that it did.Seven apprentices got in touch and with this being the year of the vote I thought it was only fair to do the same.Its nice to give someone a chance and its a fun way of doing it.The British Horseracing Authority confirmed there were no concerns with the booking.The choice of jockey is between owner and trainer, therefore, provided both are happy that this is how they will choose their jockey, and that the jockeys in question hold an appropriate licence, then there are no concerns, a BHA spokesman said. Trevon Wesco Womens Jersey . -- Nathan Pancel scored twice as the Sudbury Wolves defeated the North Bay Battalion 4-2 on Saturday in Ontario Hockey League action. LeVeon Bell Womens Jersey . The nimble-footed quarterback got his wish, dashing through the snow and a weary defence all the way into the NCAA record book. http://www.jetsrookiestore.com/Jets-Quinnen-Williams-Jersey/ . -- Linebacker Myles Jack ran for four touchdowns, defensive end Cassius Marsh caught a scoring pass, and No. Dennis Byrd Youth Jersey . LOUIS -- Mike Smith is used to facing plenty of shots, so this was nothing new. Jachai Polite Jets Jersey . The native of Mont-Tremblant, Que., captured a World Cup downhill event Saturday, his second this year and fifth career victory on the circuit. Move on, but leave no one behind.Injured Western Bulldogs captain Bob Murphy has spoken of the theme at the AFL club this week as they cope with last Saturday nights trauma, as well as prepare for the massive game against Geelong.Their upset 15-point loss to St Kilda was nothing compared to the devastating atmosphere in their changerooms after the match.Mitch Wallis was still in the rooms, yelling in agony from the broken leg he suffered during the last quarter and clearly audible to his teammates.Fellow Bulldog Jack Redpath had also suffered a serious knee injury during the match.Like Wallis, Redpath has needed surgery and his season is over.The theme of the week really has been `we move on, but no one gets left behind, Murphy told AFL360.Its a really important distinction to make.This footy team has to play Geelong on Friday night in a massive game and theres still plenty of life in this season for our footy club.The Bulldogs remain top-four contenders, despite a horrible run of injuries that included Murphys knee reconstruction in the first month of the season.Every year, every footy team, every player, you kind of go in with the armour on, that the footy season is a roller-coaster, he said.But this year has been extreme, with the injuries - the amount and then the severity of them, thee circumstances.ddddddddddddWeve been a resilient team and a resilient club.It just tests that a little bit more.Murphy was in the rooms after Saturday nights game and said he had never encountered anything like it in his 17-year AFL career.Coach Luke Beveridge has admitted to feeling plenty of emotion in the wake of what happened.Its off the radar of what youre prepared for as a footballer, Murphy said.It really was a double blow thats hit us, no doubt about it.It just heaps more emotion on the bonfire.Murphy said the players met for lunch the following day and Redpath lifted spirits by also visiting.It was a day to have a couple of beers, put an arm around each other and let each other know were all okay, he said.The Bulldogs play in Geelong, with the Cats determined to honour Jimmy Bartels 300th game and Corey Enrights club-record 326th match.Murphy is adamant they will be ready.You either believe or you dont. Weve said for a long time we have a lot of depth at our footy club, he said.This team has shown that one falls down, one steps straight in and we get good results.Its a challenge, of course it is, but we actually believe were good enough to beat anyone. ' ' '