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bazzar
01 Sep 11 09:23
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Does anyone have link whereby I could view his French derby win, please?

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By:
Leo Bovary
When: 01 Sep 11 10:18
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqfrrUmvmjk
By:
bazzar
When: 01 Sep 11 11:23
Thank you very much, LEO.
By:
Frankelstein
When: 20 Sep 11 17:35
Give it a few weeks and you'll be able to watch his ARC win as well[;)][;)]

Look at his recent run http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrRoH-e0n4Q
The jock has learned not to sit too far back now - which cost him the previous race and to use his kick from closer to the pace...

Lovely horse and will be a smashing animal next year if kept in training...
By:
bazzar
When: 20 Sep 11 18:49
Frankelstein, if the jockey has learned, then he is a quicker learner than those who ride regularly in Britain, they have become the malaise of British racing.
By:
Frankelstein
When: 21 Sep 11 00:57
@Bazaar... you'll need to spell that out, Old Bean... is that a crack at

Hughes/Spencer etc who ride Almost ALL races from the rear

the stupidity of British jocks in general...

French jocks riding stinkers in Britain - viz the "Ride" given to Sea Moon the other day...

OR something altogether different

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By:
bazzar
When: 21 Sep 11 12:39
The malaise is that most jockeys who ride regularly, believe they are on PEGASUS, hence lounging at the back, if I were a trainer I would
have sorted some of them out YEARS ago, surely sense leads anyone to believe that if a horse is in the lead and a horse ridden by many of "our" jockeys is held up 12 lengths behind the lead, but never falls further back or moves closer to the pace, then THAT HORSE is travelling
at the same speed as the leader, but is still expected to pick up ALL of that 12 length lead and more to win, just defies logic.
By:
baNjackst
When: 21 Sep 11 22:36
reliable man the one to beat should the ground come up soft.
By:
Frankelstein
When: 28 Sep 11 09:40
He doesn't need soft... just good...

I think he has a sensational chance and hoovered up all the 16-20/1 I cld find on here months ago after the French Derby...

I also backed Pour Moi but sadly that is history

I was tempted to go in again when RM was beaten but have sat back and will back again on the day...

IMHO IF he's ridden in touch with the pace so the turbo is not used to GET to the pace I think he has an EXCELLENT chance and I have 7s just for a place so am happy

NOW... ae any of the rench milers coming over to tackle Frankel? I'd rather like to get 4/6 on him instead of 1/3!!  LaughLaugh
By:
bestmate
When: 28 Sep 11 18:15
trainer will wait for the draw. WIth a single figure draw he will run whatever the ground. Wide draw & pulled
out cos of ground
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