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correct. It's an Agincourt thing. The tssers don't realise that victory there was down to the bowmen of Llantrisant borough. Ditto Crecy incidentally.
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precisely
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their money was down
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course it was right.......would have won a head imo.
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^ nice to see sensible people on here.
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Well said, Hearts No 1.
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pascal said it would have won easssy without the 'interference' !!!
absurd statement if you ask me. |
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lol
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Think whats upsetting people is the surprise of it being reversed,I go racing a minimum 4 times per week every week,certainly see far worse than that go on without being thrown out,I for one know interference took place but thought result would stand and a 3 day ban for the jockey,but suppose the outcome was fair result in the end
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surprise if it were a neck or more ....but a nose ..had to reverse it in fairness.
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TiptheOdds 02 May 19:37
In Rainbow Quest´s Arc - France´s biggest race of the year- the French stewards threw out the fav and darling of French racing fans, Sagace, owned by the popular Paris art dealer and long time patron of French racing, Daniel Wildenstein, and ridden by French riding legend Yves St Martin. Ask yourself if that could ever have heppened here? Today´s decision was correct. End of. |
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no they did not.
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did
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The jockey hasn't come in for much criticism in all of this. His whip was in his right hand until about a furlong out when he changed to his left hand and that's when the trouble started.
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Thank you stewards.
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Only a blind man can say the stewards got it wrong.
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1. Interference ? Yes
2. Affect the result ? Yes The case for the french m'lord. |
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no not at all it was a very hard call an i can see both sides but for pasquier to say hed have won easy but for minimal interference where he never stopped riding an still had enough time to get passed if shed been good enough is complete rubbish.
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^ rubbish
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thats your opinion not mine fair enough.
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^ agreed but the important point is it was the view of the presiding stewards ;)
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As the season progresses you will find Duty will not get a yard beyond a mile and whilst I had a stonking AP bet and gave a few hundred back at evens laying off I do think I was lucky. Fallon would have won on Sir Henry's horse. Argument is always subjective but was harsh. The frog gave that a pretty **e ride.
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well they probably had a few quid on the frenchie most probably. has been known to happen..
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if the french horse wasnt there to stop it henrys horse would have zagged through the far side rail before crossing the line
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if the french horse wasnt there to stop it henrys horse would have zagged through the far side rail before crossing the line
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liberators opressed in case youve forgot queally did get his filly home in front ?
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when you see the full wide angle view and realise they finished more than halfway across the track and the winning distance was anostril th estewards had absolutely no choice -
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this will run an run. im usually very clear in an instant over enquiries on what should be the outcome but this would have to be one of the hardest to judge for a long long time imo.
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For what it's worth i thought on passing the post I'd done my dosh and when i saw evens to trade off thought I'll have some to cover my stake money then panic set in as Francome piped in and I nearly peed my pants.
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another**sad 2 see
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i thought it was one of the easier stewards to look at it and it wont run and run and they wont even waste time appealing and the right decision was made
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right decision cz u backed it.there was nothing wrong just was fav money down and that speaks
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Bati Gol 02 May 20:24
another**sad 2 see ^ and they faked the moon landings ;\ |