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22 Apr 10
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Not in the same league as Paul Gallagher(7).
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he was carp there ill give you that
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he's as good as it gets. Some osses go o t t at this time. HTH
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why , why , just because he did not place .
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1 winner in about 6 weeks lay the life out of the fricker when he's on those shorties
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Graham Lee is as good a jump jockey you will see, if you take note of his bookings then there are some rides where he can be followed with a high degree of confidence.
Tale a look at Tillietudlem in the 4-55 at Perth, he got this one up last week for Jim Goldie at 28/1 |
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it beggars belief and common sense that every horse at murphys yard needs holding up out the back,but that is how lee rides them,therefore every small mistake is magnified 2 fold
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immyc he rides for one of the biggest yards in the north,and rides favs and fancied horses at the biggest festivals and the best you can come up with to advertise his ability, is a 28 to 1 rag for an outside yard,brilliant like wayne rooney scoring for burnley as man utd finish 7th
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1st time
he didn't hold that one out the back |
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shocker of a ride on de boitron though
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what was wrong with it?
what should he have done? |
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should have pulled it out earlier was a poor ride
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held it up out the back ! !
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ist time poster, as you seem to have missed my point, i will labour it for you, if you follow his bookings there are instances where he rides for some trainers where he goes off at big value. If a 28/1 winner is no good to you and you prefer to back him at short prices then good luck.
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good answer
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so he,s the man for a job horse for an outside trainer,but no good at class 1 tracks on well fancied horses in 100 grand races for his stable retainer i dont follow the logic
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ist time poster, if you back any jockeys well fancied mounts at the big meetings you will lose in the long run as fancied mounts generally go off too short, the trick is to spot the unfancied ones whose odds are greater than their true chances.
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or maybe he just gave the horse a sh it ride in a sh it race
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