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Falling over themselves to lay it and beaten out of sight. Hope there are questions asked but not holding my breath.
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they have to eat. Nicky Vaughan a name to remember. Quinlan, Curley, Vaughan and a few others I'm forgetting.
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add to the list D'Arcy, A E Jones.
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F URDY CANT BE LEFT OUT
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throw in the Easterby's. All of them.
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there's a shoebox full of them. Everyday the punter has to ask himself, "Can I trust this trainer?", to go along with the ones who are doing their best but are BRUTAL at placing their horses.
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To be honest Roger I'm starting to fall out of love with the game. Seems like more bent races than straight nowadays. The all weather is just a license for yards to cheat and don't get me started on Irish racing. Been a big fan for many years and loved the sport but seems to be going down the pan unfortunately.
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have to take the bendy stuff with the victories, should finish ahead over the year, ignore what happens on a daily basis.
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QUESTIONAIRE.
Last time - Good/Good to Firm .... made all, always going well, clear and in no danger when ridden over 1f out, unchallenged Time before - Good to Firm .... prominent on stands side rail, led over 3f out,ridden clear entering final furlong, ran on well, readily TODAY - Good to Firm led, headed well over 2f out, soon lost place, well beaten over 1f out A very disappointing display. |
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Obviously something not right with the horse given the way it dropped away so quickly......and judging by the drift some people knew something was not right.
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Someone knew it was going to run like a drain
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they have to eat.
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