You Have A Dream Race On Monday, 16 January 2012.
RaceClubs.com has dedicated a day of virtual horse racing in honour of Martin Luther King.
Monday, January 16, 2012 marks the 26th Anniversary of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Federal Holiday. Across the country, Americans will answer Dr. King’s call to action: “What are you doing for others?” by joining in volunteer efforts to serve their neighbors and communities.
Thousands of nonprofit, faith-based, educational, and national service groups in all 50 states will lead community projects on the day, including weatherizing homes, beautifying schools, serving meals, and providing employment counseling. Americans of all ages and backgrounds will help advance Dr. King’s vision of equality and opportunity for all by making the holiday a “day on, not a day off”—and the beginning of an ongoing commitment to serve throughout the year.
The Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) leads the annual national MLK Day of Service as a part of the federal agency’s broader mission to engage Americans of all ages in service to meet critical local and national needs. From education and economic opportunity to environmental stewardship and support for veteran and military families, national service is solving problems and transforming those who serve.
Martin Luther King’s message is a reminder to the world that without each other we are nothing, and by helping each other we are helping ourselves. Which raises the question, what are you going to do to make the world we live in a better place on the 16th January 2012?
RaceClubs.com has dedicated a day of virtual horse racing in honour of Martin Luther King’s vision, not just because it’s our service to you, but also because we know you enjoy them. They’re called the “I have A Dream” races, and we want to know what your dream is for 2012.
Normal racing rules apply; all runners will be entered into a lucky draw to win one of the following prizes:
£75.60 G1 Winner
£40.95 G2 Winner
£9.45 G3 Winner
Prizes will be paid on Wednesday, 18th January, 2012.
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