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More and more trainers are briefing their jockeys to leave their run late. Presumably so that they and the owner(s) cfan get longer odds in running.
The BHA have confirmed that this is OK, although in a way it amounts to in-running deception.
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May 8, 2010 11:13 AM BST
Is that what Laura Probert was doing
Is that what Laura Probert was doing
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Duvauchelle
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May 8, 2010 11:37 AM BST
Jockey's are very brief, shorts even, excluding George and Richard that is
Jockey's are very brief, shorts even, excluding George and Richard that is
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