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A real head scratcher so i'll give it a miss, if i had too i'd do Ravi and a saver on Kingsdale(cos i've done well on him before) now ive typed this i,m gonna back em
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Callan rode them to sleep!
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Eaves was already asleep when the stalls opened.
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Eaves never put the horse in the race, winner was being ridden into a gap lead and eaves swining away on the bridle out the back
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Don't think Koo will have been very impressed with either of his jockeys there!
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I half banked on 2 of the other runners taking the fav on early and making that run very keen early.
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The rider of the 3rd (photo 2nd) was having her first ever ride on a 33/1 chance. That sums up the pathetic performance of 10 of the jockeys in the race.
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it will be interesting to see if Mr Eaves is still snoozing in the next one imo
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Also Uphold had won a handicap off a mark of 85 was ridden by the best jockey in the race and generally running against slow horses out of form so perhaps that was a factor as well.
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it was a fairly poor race but the next is utterly rancid, some very shady characters involved.....
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Tom said to the lads at the track that some of the jocks had said they were going forward so he thought they would go a true gallop. Just how it goes that no one actually did what they said and gave the fav an easy lead
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[smiley:crazy] smoke & mirrors in the jocks room [smiley:crazy]
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