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Royal Horse Gala is going to be started on September 11

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RO Shuffel

Among an ever-broader team of equine artists, these stallions will be the stars of Rene Gassers first equestrian production to travel the world, Gala of the Royal Horses. Royal Horse Gala is the event only before seen in the royal courts of Europe or demonstrated in the halls of the Spanish riding school.

Royal Horse Gala is the event only before seen in the royal courts of Europe or demonstrated in the halls of the Spanish riding school. In the event the world famous Lippizaner stallions will perform movements such as the Levade, Piaffe in the pillars, Courbette and the most difficult of all, the Capriole. Rene Gasser, the creator, has the ability and experience to make the dreams of Equestrian Entertainment a reality. He has been working tirelessly, not only with the famous white Lippizaner Stallions but also with the black. Among an ever-broader team of equine artists, these stallions will be the stars of Rene Gassers first equestrian production to travel the world, Gala of the Royal Horses. Elegance, harmony and power combine in a demonstration of the partnership and the special bond that exists between horse and rider. Among the performances that the stallions and their immensely talented riders in bright and exotic costumes will present are: a simulated garrocha – the work with the bull that will have spectators on the edge of their seats; a breathtaking piaffe to music and Pas de Deux – horse ballet at its best; incredible circus acts; group performances such as the majestic Grand Quadrille and the piece de resistance, a complete Grand Prix performance on the long rein by Raphel Lopez, Master Horse Trainer of Caballos Espanoles. French horse whisperer, Jean-Marc Imbert, who trains his horses bareback using only his voice, will make a special guest appearance. Promoter Stuart Galbraith, who originally brought The Royal Horse Gala to Britain in 1996 said: “The first time we brought the show here it was a sell out and received rave reviews and I always said I would bring it back. It’s taken 16 years and I know audiences will feel it’s been worth the wait – it is even more spectacular, more exciting and more entertaining than ever before. Horse lovers will flock to this show but we believe this is a great family event – there is something for everyone.” Horse and theatre lovers alike will be thrilled by the spectacle of 36 impressive stallions – Lipizzaners from the Lipica Stud; Andalusians from the Spanish Riding school of Samuel Lopez Ortiz at Albecete; Friesians from the Royal Stud of the Netherlands as well as the highly trainable Arabs performing flamboyant displays of classical dressage and horsemanship to the rhythmic sounds of flamenco music enhanced by spectacular theatrical lighting that will conjure up all the passion of Spain. The Royal Horse Gala will take place this September at The O2 in London for one weekend only. The O2 will present matinee performances at 2pm on Saturday 11 and Sunday 12 September and will host a gala night from 7pm on Saturday 11 September 2010. Sale for the Royal Horse Gala Tickets has been started. If you are interested in buying the tickets then you can contact at Sold Out Ticket Market. http://www.soldoutticketmarket.com/sports-tickets/equestrian-tickets/royal-horse-gala-tickets/

Roger O’ Shuffel is a regular sports analytical expert. Sports fantasy and analyzing are true combination of the authors passion. The teams and events are on the author’s favourite topics to be discussed.

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By Mike T Warren

Before you sue, make sure your opponent is solvent and has assets you can grab.

Even after you win a lawsuit, you still have to collect the money you were awarded: your judgment. And the court won’t collect it for you — when it comes to collecting what you’re owed, you’re on your own.

Collecting from solvent individuals or businesses isn’t usually a problem, because most will routinely pay any judgments entered against them. If they don’t, there are a number of legal ways to force them to pay.

Unfortunately, some people and businesses sued in court are either broke (lawyers say “judgment proof”) or so adept at hiding their assets that collecting your winnings is likely to prove impossible.

Protected Property

When a deadbeat debtor won’t pay voluntarily, collecting your judgment can be difficult. Debtor protection laws keep you from seizing and selling many types of property, including the food from the debtor’s table, the clothing from her closet, and the TV from her living room.

Vehicle Protections

In many states it will even be impossible to seize and sell her car, because a debtor’s motor vehicle is protected from being sold to satisfy a debt if the amount of equity in the vehicle is below a certain amount (often about $2,000). And if the vehicle is used as a part of the debtor’s business (is a tool of her trade), you probably won’t be able to grab and sell it, even if the debtor’s equity is higher.

Bankrupt Debtors

If a person or a business declares bankruptcy under Chapter 7 of the Federal Bankruptcy Act and lists you as a creditor, your right to recover a small claims court judgment is cut off, along with most of his other debts. (If your judgment was based on a secured loan, however, you do have the right to recover the property pledged as security.) One big exception to this general rule exists if your judgment was obtained because you or your property were injured by the malicious behavior of the defendant: In this situation, your right to collect your judgment should survive the bankruptcy (but you may need to intervene in the bankruptcy proceeding). An example of malicious behavior would be someone getting drunk and then attacking and injuring you.

Garnishing Wages

If a person fails to pay a judgment voluntarily, the easiest way to collect is to garnish up to 25% of his wages. (The wages of very low income workers, however, are exempt from garnishment.) But you can’t garnish a welfare, Social Security, unemployment, pension, or disability check.

Levying on Deposit Accounts

Bank accounts and stocks and bonds are other common collection sources.

Levying on Real Estate

Real estate other than the debtor’s primary residence is another source for collection. (In many states, “homestead laws” prevent you from getting at the judgment debtor’s equity in a residence.)

Collecting From Business Receipts

Where a business is the judgment debtor, you can often collect by ordering the sheriff or marshal to take the amount of the judgment right out of the debtor’s cash register (this is called a “till tap”).

Another good source is a valuable piece of equipment or machinery owned by the business, which you can order sold to pay off your judgment.

But if the business is a fly-by-night outfit with no permanent address or obvious collection source, such as a cash register or owned fixtures or equipment, you may be out of luck (lots of businesses lease business equipment or take out a secured loan to purchase it).

Finally, in some states, if your lawsuit is against a contractor who has a current license, you may file the judgment with the state licensing board. If the contractor doesn’t pay off the judgment or post a bond, he faces losing his license.

You can collect your judgment for years. If the defendant is not working but likely to get a job in the not too distant future, be patient. Laws in many states allow a judgment to be collected for ten to 20 years from the date it is entered, and you can usually apply to have this period extended.

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