I heard Sir Henry Cecil, the owner of the racehorse Frankel, which won at Ascot yesterday, speaking on BBC Radio 5 live:
"It was lovely
that and I'm very fortunate to be training him. He takes some pulling up
too!
"He's telling us he's getting better and it's just a question how he takes
the race and we're not going to run him for the sake of it. I'll just feel my
way.
"He is a champion, and people can judge for themselves, but he's got a lot of
followers and it's like supporting a football team. It's important for people
that they have something to get involved in and people not in the racing world
have latched on to him and it's like any great sportsman - Tiger Woods or Murray, it's important to have something to watch, admire and
support."
Of course, what Sir Henry means is that we will only find fulfilment outside ourselves, whether we merely watch, admire and support creatures or (as we must) know, love and serve the Creator.
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