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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 2012 732-747-8060 $ TDN Home Page Click Here DOWNTON ABBEY STAR JOINS HIGHCLERE WHO’LL RULE IN THE ARIMA KINEN? Actor Hugh Bonneville, who plays Lord Grantham on Sunday=s G1 Arima Kinen, with purse money of the popular television show Downton Abbey, has joined -416 million ($4,927,693), is to Japan what the leading European syndicate Highclere Thoroughbred Kentucky Derby is to the U.S., what the Melbourne Cup Racing. Bonneville, who is is to Australia. And though the season-ending feature-- also known for his roles in for which fan voting determines the composition of the Notting Hill and Twenty field--will be missing its top two draws, it is a race Twelve, will be co-owner on which attracts the biggest single-race turnover of any two Highclere runners next race in the entire world year. One will be trained by and has been won in Richard Hannon and the the past several years other will be trained by Sir by the likes of Deep Impact (Jpn) (Sunday Michael Stoute. AI am thrilled Silence), subsequent to become an owner with G1 Dubai World Cup Highclere,@ said Bonneville. AI Bonneville and his Fastnet Rock hero Victoire Pisa (Jpn) thought it was about time I filly get acquainted at Richard (Neo Universe {Jpn}) became properly educated in Hannon’s Wiltshire yard and Orfevre (Jpn) (Stay Rulership HKJC.com highclereracing.co.uk the >Sport of Kings.= It=s a Gold {Jpn}). The latter terrific opportunity, and to be is the defending race able to attend the races as an owner really is very champion, but is passing the 2500-meter test following exciting. I can=t wait.@ Bonneville will be part of a long and sometimes frustrating season. So too is Highclere=s APetrushka Syndicate,@ which owns two Gentildonna (Jpn) (Deep Impact {Jpn}), the reigning soon-to-be 2-year-olds. Hannon will train a filly by Japanese Filly Triple Crown hero, who decisioned Fastnet Rock (Aus), while Stoute will condition a colt Orfevre by a nose in a controversial renewal of the by Danehill Dancer (Ire). G1 Japan Cup Nov. 25. Just behind that duo in Tokyo Highclere Thoroughbred Racing was founded in 1992 was Rulership (Jpn) (King Kamehameha {Jpn}), who by the Hon. Harry Herbert, son of the late seventh Earl has held his form beautifully this season. Winner of the of Carnarvon. The Herbert family home, Highclere G1 QE II Cup in Hong Kong this spring, he was runner- Castle, is where Downton Abbey is filmed. Highclere up to Orfevre in the G1 Takarazuka Kinen in June and a has campaigned seven champions to date, including good third to Eishin Flash (Jpn) (King=s Best) in the Harbinger G1 Tenno Sho (Autumn) Oct. 28 ahead of his Japan (GB) (Dansili Cup effort. Cont. p3 {GB}), a smashing winner of the 2010 G1 King George VI & Queen Elizabeth S. AIt is great to have Hugh on board as one of our owners at Herbert, Bonneville and Hannon Highclere and with the Fastnet Rock filly highclereracing.co.uk we wish him all possible luck with these two lovely yearlings,@ said Herbert. ABoth have fabulous pedigrees and have once again been bought by my brother-in-law, John Warren, whose record is second to none.@ Bonneville joins the likes of fellow celebrities Elizabeth Hurley, Lawrence Dallaglio, Denise Lewis, Sir Alex Ferguson and Ben Fogle in becoming a Highclere syndicate partner. 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AeBet brings Sportech a significantly enlarged online customer base, a licence in Oregon and an experienced new Managing Director for our interactive division. The addition of eBet significantly enhances our reach across horseracing in the United States. The acquisition is earnings-enhancing in 2013, and we look forward to building upon this firm base." Cont. p4 TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 12/21/12 • PAGE 4 of 7 • thoroughbreddailynews.com Sportech cont. RMTC cont. Following the acquisition, Sportech's enlarged U.S. AThese recommendations represent the work of a interactive operation will provide customised websites, number of a laboratories and veterinarians both here in mobile applications, interactive voice response (IVR) the U.S. and overseas,@ said RMTC Executive Director systems and telephone betting services to 29 licensed Dr. Dionne Benson. 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    19561 BOOK REVIEWS The Birth of the Bill of Rights. By Robert Allen Rutland. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1955. Pp. 243. $5.00. The federal Bill of Rights is one of the most cherished documents in our national hagiography. Its clauses have been invoked by contending parties in every crisis of our history. Every sort of minority interest has sought se- curity in its generous phrases. Its meaning has long been the subject of in- tense controversy among lawyers and judges. The judicial gloss upon its words and phrases has attained enormous proportions. Yet in spite of all this, surprisingly little scholarly work has been done on the history of the Bill of Rights.1 The interest of American historians in constitutional history, once so pronounced, seems to have spent itself. Such newer pastures as those of in- tellectual and business history appear to be greener. It is a long time since our historians have produced a significant new work in the field of constitu- tional history. Political scientists and legal scholars are gradually moving in to fill the vacuum.2 We have had, of course, a number of historical studies of particular aspects of civil liberties,3 but we have never had a thorough, criti- cal, substantial, scholarly study of the origins of the American Bill of Rights. In fact, Rutland's treatise, The Birth of the Bill of Rights, is, to my knowl- edge, the first book-length study by a historical scholar ever written on the subject. While Rutland should be given credit for making the attempt, his book does not by any means fill this gap in historical scholarship.