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Yep, definitely one for the brave
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Who did a tough game used to ride for?
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No tougher than any othe sport i.e football or tennis, it's just jockeys bones are weaker because of years of starvation.
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not a lot of tennis players killed in their sport,the odd stabbing but no horse on your skull.
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you really do talk some fecking rubbish brother mouzone
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Agreed ......what a pr att
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dont even like getting too close around the stables let alone ride one, brave boys and girls if you ask me
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What else could they do for a living?
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I am working on a prototype "wrap round" air bag.
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saddo 11 Apr 22:38
I am working on a prototype "wrap round" air bag Dont bother with it, a protype was tried already. A jockey(whom shall rename nameless) tried it at Wincanton once, he fell in to the waterjump, straight down into the water but the bag deployed and shot him straight out of the water, he was treated for the bends. Another one at Hexham(who shall also remain nameless) fell at then fence at the top of the hill and didnt stop bouncing till he got past the winning post. |
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Yes the bouncing down the course has been rather problematic :(
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I was watching Aussie rules the other day, and some wimp broke his nose, had it bandaged up so he could keep playing, and he gave an interview at the end of the game. What a softie.
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stephen donehoe...fractured his wrist out in dubai....came back to england...1st day riding out and broke it properly....out for a while :(
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