Horse Racing Abuse
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Betting Thoroughbreds for the 21st Century: A Professional’s Guide for the Horseplayers $15.63 Betting Thoroughbreds for the 21st Century is a revised and updated third edition to the classic Betting Thoroughbreds, first released over 30 years ago. The book’s popularity and cult following is contagious for both new racing fans and seasoned players, and has been the standard in the industry for handicapping excellence for decades. This newly revamped edition covers recent industry changes, i… |
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Track Conditions $9.90 Pursuing a lover who fled because of his alcoholism, the author wound up as a racetrack groom in Cincinnati. His lyrical, episodic narrative chronicles five years in horse racing (1979-84), with flashbacks to a ghastly childhood. Michael Klein (now sober) is a poet, and it shows in his unerring use of just the right words to describe, precisely yet colorfully, an out-of-control life that clim… |
How to Organize this for a speech?
Okay, I’m doing a speech on the horse racing industry’s secrets (the drugs, abuse, slaughterhouses, etc) (speech to inform) and I don’t know how to seperate it into 4 paragraphs. This is the outline, so I need the 4 topics to divide the body into.
I. Intro
II. Body
a.
B
C
D
III Conclusion
Think of it like this
I. Intro (talk about the KY Derby, mention Barbaro and etc.)
II. Body this just means your main points. like this
A. How horse racing got started
B. Different types of horse racing
C. Tack used (i can’t think of anything else)
D. What ever you can think of
III. Conclusion, remember that in a conclusion you want to wrap your main points with your introduction, don’t make conclusion too long but at the same time you don’t want to make them too short.
Keep in mind that you want to keep your topic simple for your audience to understand. Also one of the most important questions to ask yourself is How does pertain to my audience?
For example I had to give a speech on conducting music, my audience are musically challenged so I had to be careful that I defined music terms that I took for granted. Also my audience won’t conduct a band but if they go to a concert, they now understand why the conductor is so important.
Right now I’m working on a speech for my AP Speech class, its about how to tack up a horse so I’m working on my outline