Patrick kinghorn where is he now

According to Kinghorn, his break from presenting had nothing to do with what happened between him and Soo. Obviously, the nature of the shows for SingTel Earlier this year, former employer ESPN Star Sports asked him to fill in for some shows before starting talks with him to return to the channel as a regular. While that was happening, Kinghorn was shedding the excess weight gained by indulging in local food.

When you're not working and you're not on television and not body conscious, you kind of lose track," he said. Shape up or ship out However, on Boxing Day, he resolved to get fit. His regime? Running 12km a day from Mondays to Fridays, shying away from ice cream and cutting off alcohol completely.

Kinghorn, who is 1. Now that he's signed to Beam, Kinghorn is looking to expand his portfolio as well. The pair have discussed getting him back on radio, but to do a more general entertainment show rather than a sports-focused one. He is also exploring hosting live sports events here. Last weekend, he was the emcee at the finals of the Miss Singapore Beauty Pageant. He also emceed for the unveiling of Manhunt Singapore contestants last month.

Mr Seow, in his 40s, acknowledged that he was aware of what had been reported about Kinghorn, but was more interested in meeting him and finding out more about him personally.

While the folks at ESPN Star Sports are also excited to have Kinghorn back on board, the channel declined to comment on the duration of Kinghorn's contract or whether they had knowledge of the Soo incident. Said Mr Huw Bevan, its senior vice president of production: "The opportunity to work again presented itself recently which we believe is a great fit for both sides, and we're pleased to have him with us again.

Kinghorn did not return to the show for the remainder of the EPL season after that. Surely trainers must realise that they have a duty to the betting public to notify them in advance of any factor that may affect a horse's performance. Some have compared the situation to that before Russian Rhythm's victory in the 1, Guineas when her trainer, Sir Michael Stoute, said he thought his filly might need more time to reach her peak.

Stoute's view was just that; Airwave's condition was fact. A French racing channel presenter pointed out that the name of a newcomer in a race at Longchamp last Tuesday would have been offensive in Britain. The filly was called Big Tits. The contact who passed this on to us said an accurate description of the three-year-old filly's performance was that she was held up in the early stages and, after going for a gap on the rails, suffered interference in the straight.

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