You thought he was pretty impressive? As a professional jockey he gave f@ck all insight at all - basically just tipped up all favourites aside from his own mount in the guineas. The whole programme was a dull-fest this morning.
You thought he was pretty impressive? As a professional jockey he gave f@ck all insight at all - basically just tipped up all favourites aside from his own mount in the guineas. The whole programme was a dull-fest this morning.
dont think they covered any other races significantly. as far as i know,no mention of cracking palace house stakes. waste of time this program with all the 'humour',and backslapping .
dont think they covered any other races significantly.as far as i know,no mention of cracking palace house stakes.waste of time this program with all the 'humour',and backslapping .
sir talbot, i agree reference the program, it is awful.
Hills gave honest and straight answers imo. As a jockey i can take or leavehim but imo he was good value this morning.
sir talbot, i agree reference the program, it is awful.Hills gave honest and straight answers imo. As a jockey i can take or leavehim but imo he was good value this morning.
You thought he was pretty impressive? As a professional jockey he gave f@ck all insight at all - basically just tipped up all favourites aside from his own mount in the guineas. The whole programme was a dull-fest this morning.
Richard Hills has been speaking about this horse for 2 weeks and has covered every aspect of this race. Basically, he has answered all questions from whether he thinks it will stay, to how much it has improved and his appettitie for a battle.
Sir_Talbot 01 May 09:53 You thought he was pretty impressive? As a professional jockey he gave f@ck all insight at all - basically just tipped up all favourites aside from his own mount in the guineas. The whole programme was a dull-fest this morn
He wasn't good value - seems an okay enough bloke but didnt really tell us anything we didnt already know. The whole idea in having so called professionals on the programme is to drive and insight, thought, tip which comes from leftfield but which is with sound strategic forethought. That's to say, Hills works within the industry, will hear the whispers - guaranteed if he was worth his salt, he would have heard something for the odd outsider which would have been interesting.
His only insight to this effect was that Ballydoyle think a lot of the favourite - I mean come on, FFS !
He wasn't good value - seems an okay enough bloke but didnt really tell us anything we didnt already know. The whole idea in having so called professionals on the programme is to drive and insight, thought, tip which comes from leftfield but which is
sure to stay means confident. confident to stay means hopeful. hopeful to stay means no chance in hell.
Btw also goes for tracks holding inspections etc.
you got to read between the lines:sure to stay means confident.confident to stay means hopeful.hopeful to stay means no chance in hell.Btw also goes for tracks holding inspections etc.